Panasonic Toughbook 19 Touchscreen PC version
Classic notebook and practical tablet PC - the Toughbook 19 is the perfect 2-in-1 solution. For the conversion you need only tilt the pivoted 10.4″ XGA display over the keyboard.Built from the ground up as a full rugged convertible PC, the Toughbook 19 can be used at all times, even in extreme levels of damp, dust, heat, cold or vibration.
The optimized display technology with extra low reflection rate ensures excellent clarity of display even in bright ambient light.The integrated Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology promises the highest performance with efficient energy consumption and the high performance lithium-ion battery provides an operating time of up to 8 hours.Thanks to the dual diversity WLAN antennae in the display housing, optimum data transfer is continually achieved, enabling you to stay connected at all times.
Spec:
Core 2 Duo SU9300 / 1.2 GHz - Centrino 2 with vPro - RAM 2 GB - HDD 160 GB - GMA 4500MHD - cellular wireless ready - Gigabit Ethernet - WLAN : Bluetooth 2.0 EDR, 802.11 a/b/g/n (draft) - TPM - Vista Business / XP Tablet PC downgrade - pre-installed: Windows XP - 10.4″ TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA ) - camera
Vizio new accessory components
Vizio knows that most home theater enthusiasts would love to accessorize their setup, which is why they have a brand new line up of accessory components that aim to further enhance the performance and installation of their HDTV and HD audio components. First off the blocks would be a wireless HDMI adapter that comes with a 4-port switch that is capable of delivering HD quality video and audio from a variety of source devices including Blu-ray players and set-top boxes to virtually any HDTV sans the need for an HDMI cable. This would come in handy where keeping a neat living room is concerned, as the lack of visible wires also makes it easier to clean the back of your TV rack/mount whenever small colonies of dust bunnies start to congregate.
Apart from that, Vizio also has a new range of extremely slim wall mounts that cater for HDTVs which range from 19? to 65? in size, as long as they don’t tip the scales at more than 130 lbs. You get both swivel and tilt capability with these new wall mounts that provides for a more enjoyable viewing experience. To make sure that your senses receive the very best performance possible, Vizio is also offering a new range of premium HDMI cables alongside an environmentally friendly cleaning foam which is capable ofkeeping HDTV displays as well as other electronic components free of dust and scratches.
Last but not least would be Vizio’s two new universal remote controls, where one of them looks as though it is from the future, featuring a 3.5? LCD touchscreen display with automatic backlight control. Known as the XRT100, it offers digital touchscreen control of VIA-enabled television sets, but also has the ability of functioning with any legacy A/V component which ought to make it all the more attractive for those who have yet to upgrade the rest of their home entertainment system. You won’t be able to enjoy multi-touch control on the 3.5? LCD touchscreen though, but at least its one-touch controls are more than enough to handle the majority of your home theater system components without missing a beat, alongside the ability to display favorite apps grouped by user or genre.
Nokia Booklet 3G will be available in the UK
Nokia Booklet 3G will be available in the UK from January.The Nokia Booklet 3G is a highly compact and durable mini laptop that’s small enough to carry around in one hand, but powerful enough to use all day. You get the high-performance Windows 7 operating system, a long-lasting battery, built-in A-GPS, 3G, and Wi-Fi, and a 10.1″ HD-ready display.
Ultrathin, compact and beautifully designed. Browse the web from virtually anywhere via Wi-Fi or 3G. Up to 12 hours of battery life so you can go all day. Exchange SMSs and explore your world with Assisted-GPS. 1 GB RAM and 120 GB hard drive.
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Microsoft Buys Automation Tool Maker Opalis Software
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones)–Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) has acquired Opalis Software Inc., a privately held company that specializes in automating technology processes within data centers, a Microsoft blog posting confirmed Friday.
Toronto-based Opalis will be integrated into Microsoft’s System Center product line, the blog posting said. System Center is a set of products designed to help manage a network of PCs and servers within an organization. It is part of Microsoft’s broader Server and Tools business unit.
Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed, although research firm the 451 Group, quoting “financial and industry sources,” said it believed Microsoft paid around $60 million. Microsoft declined to comment on the speculation.
“This acquisition is a pivotal piece to deliver on our dynamic datacenter initiative,” Brad Anderson, a corporate vice president at Microsoft, said in the blog. Source via
Rogue Gallery Helps ID Scam Software
The new Rogue Gallery from the Lavasoft Malware Lab lists lists many of the known fake programs, which attempt to use fake infection warnings and similar social engineering to trick people into handing over cash for a worthless program license. Along with a name and date for each item, you’ll find a screen shot and a list of files and system changes for each program.
Lavasoft’s new database is likely not exhaustive, and the rogue AV pushers constantly tweak their software’s name and interface to stay ahead of real security software and lists just like this one. But the site is another welcome tool to help combat the fraudulent schemes that rake in big bucks for the crooks behind the scams.
