It’s fairly safe to say that DMC Worldwide’s Copia e-reader family won’t exactly make that estimated Spring 2010 ship date, but a new report over at The Wall Street Journal is cluing us in on a bit of a revised outlook. As of now, the first Copia suite of e-readers will “hit stores this fall in time for the holiday season,” a suite that’ll presumably include the 5-inch color (LCD) Wave 5 for $99, a 7-inch Wave 7 for $129, a 10-inch Ocean Color for $299 and a pair of E Ink-based options for $49 (Tidal) / $159 (Tidal WiFi). It doesn’t seem as if the two Waves will include any sort of wireless connectivity, and given the LCD display, we’re sure that battery life will be nowhere near as good as the marginally-more-expensive Kindle. That said, the user interface does look rather striking from afar, and if these manage to slip a bit further in price before that magical day in December, you could very well see a rush to stuff stockings with a member of this here family. Give those links below a poke if you’re on the prowl for more detailed specifications.
NVIDIA has just announced that the GTX 480M, the mobile re-spin of its extravagantly overpowered Fermi desktop parts, will be arriving in the middle of next month. Touted as the world’s fastest mobile graphics processor, this chip will bring 352 CUDA cores and a 256-bit memory interface to up to 2GB of GDDR5 RAM. These are clear and convincing advances over the incumbent Green Team leader, the 360M, but things start to look a little worrying when we check the 480M’s clock speeds. The processor speed is nearly halved from the desktop GTX 480, at 850MHz, the memory does only 1,200MHz, and the graphics run at 425MHz — we didn’t know anything worthwhile even operated below 500MHz these days. Either way, you’re getting a computing powerhouse, with the 480M’s 897 gigaflops comfortably dwarfing its predecessor’s 413 and promising almighty tessellation performance. What it all means with regard to keeping your frame rates up while traversing the Terminus Systems, we can’t yet say. We’ll let the benchmarking gurus figure it out — go past the break for the full press release and spec sheet.
www.mercymankind.org is a registered UK Charity. Please visit our website today – thanks! Landing at Doha Airport in oil rich Qatar. Arrival: 17:35 Doha, Qatar. Qatar Airways QR 18 Aircraft: Airbus Industrie A340-600 Travel Class: Economy Videos Taken using a Panasonic S7 Camcorder using a 4GB SD card. Actual footage is good quality – what you see here is footage after quality loss following compression to allow for upload upto Youtube – watch the video in "High Quality" using the youtube options on the left somewhere. Great affordable camcorder. We recommend you buy a spare battery – we got the spare from Amazon. Camcorder is very small and convenient to carry. Device works better in normal light , recording in the dark doesn't allow for great quality – thats the same for most camcorders.
courtesy of Samsung (it overlooks the duty free area) We love Qatar Airways as we do Emirates. Great service, good food, geat in flight entertainment, and very polite smiling staff. Enjoy! Videos Taken with a Panasonic SDR S7 Camcorder using a 4GB SD card. Actual footage is good quality – what you see here is footage after quality loss following compression to allow for upload upto Youtube – watch the video in “High Quality” using the youtube options on the left somewhere. Great …
Airport with background music of screaming babies! Taken on behalf of www.MercyMankind.org a charity working for the poor in Bangladesh. GMG Airlines and United Airways planes on tarmac. Enjoy! Videos Taken with a Panasonic S7 Camcorder using a 4GB SD card. Actual footage is good quality – what you see here is footage after quality loss following compression to allow for upload upto Youtube – watch the video in “High Quality” using the youtube options on the left somewhere. Great …
The Palm has brought to FlightGear flight simulator, in conjunction with Bluetooth exactly (as if it were true GPS unit – so that the Palm thought you fly is really ). ILS GPS receives the virtual 3D. . .
It’s fairly safe to say that DMC Worldwide’s Copia e-reader family won’t exactly make that estimated Spring 2010 ship date, but a new report over at The Wall Street Journal is cluing us in on a bit of a revised outlook. As of now, the first Copia suite of e-readers will “hit stores this fall in time for the holiday season,” a suite that’ll presumably include the 5-inch color (LCD) Wave 5 for $99, a 7-inch Wave 7 for $129, a 10-inch Ocean Color for $299 and a pair of E Ink-based options for $49 (Tidal) / $159 (Tidal WiFi). It doesn’t seem as if the two Waves will include any sort of wireless connectivity, and given the LCD display, we’re sure that battery life will be nowhere near as good as the marginally-more-expensive Kindle. That said, the user interface does look rather striking from afar, and if these manage to slip a bit further in price before that magical day in December, you could very well see a rush to stuff stockings with a member of this here family. Give those links below a poke if you’re on the prowl for more detailed specifications.
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). ILS GPS receives the virtual 3D. . .