Show stopper.

• The latest range of home theatre systems from Philips looks like it's just walked off the ramp.
• Equipped with dynamic three directional angled speakers and 1200WRMS, these new models offer great listening experience and are designed to add a touch of elegance to your living space.
• Highly compatible, the new home theatre connects beautifully and place virtually any disc or media such as DVDs, USBs,CDs or VCDs.
• It also has built in DTS and Dolby Digital Decoder which eliminates the need for an external decoder.
• It is priced at Rs 24990.

Now,books take on 3D avatar

• Scientists in South Korea have developed a 3D technology in books in which characters leap out of page.
• The 3D entertainment got boosted by a few films such as "Avatar" and " Alice in Wonderland".
• Several companies have offered 3D televisions. 3D video game consoles are soon to be launched. Researchers have used 3D technology to animate some children's books like Korean folk tales.
• The pictures in the books have cues that trigger the 3D animation for readers wearing computer screen goggles. When the readers turn and tilt the books , the pictures in the book move accordingly in 3D animation.
• According to the researchers, this technology could be used for any type of book, displaying images over smart phones or in museums.

To turn on the lights, just think.

• We'd always heard a lot about the power of thoughts, but Toronto based interaxion has actually managed to put it to good use. 
• The company has come out with a technology that lets users control a series of lights literally by thinking about them.
• It is show casing the technology in style at the on going winter olympics in Vancouver.
• Visitors to the Ontario House will be able to contuol lights at three land marks - Toronto CN Tower, The Niagra Falls and Ottawa's Parliament building by using their brains.
• Letting them do this magic will be a headset that measures their brain waves and sends a signal over the internet to one of the three Venues.

Turn any surface into a touch screen!

• These are the days of touch screens. But to get these facilities one need to get the entire gadget what so ever it be like an i Phone, Black Berry storm or an HTC HD2. 
• But just think how wonderful it would be it you can transform any solid surface into a touch screen by pacing just a thin sheet of film over it? Well. This is just what Portugal based Displex has come out with. 
• Just place the sheet on or under a glass or plastic or wooden sheet and press to it. That is all to be done by you transform it into a touch screen! 
• Creating the magic is an assortment of nanowires embedded in the film that recognizes your fingers and transmits information to a micro controller and software suite that, in turn, shows what you have entered on your computer.

Pocket sized Dynamos.

• Two new cameras to join Fujifilm's existing line of J series compacts - The FinePix J27 and FinePix J30. 
• Only 20mm thin, and available in black and silver, the J27 and J30 series have been finished with a special double-coated laminate to give them a beautifully glossy varnished finish.
• The new FinePix J27, featuring a 10 mega pixel sensor, and FinePix J30, with a 12 mega pixel sensor, boast a 2.7" LCD screen, high-quality and pin sharp 3X optical zoom, auto scene recognition and face detection technology with automatic red-eye removal.
• For added functionality, there's a brand new panorama mode-it's the first for the J series models.
• Here's your chance to get creative and capture those sweeping land scapes or large group shots at weddings.
• Panorama mode works by seamlessly stitching together three consecutive shots to produce one impressive panoramic picture.
• These cameras offer point and shoot appeal packed into stylish metal bodies.
• The J27 is priced at Rs 7999 and the J30 at Rs 8499.    

Jabra Halo

• Though primarily used for talking through mobile phones without using wires, this hip and trendy headphone can also be connected to any Bluetooth-enabled device like an Mp3player,a laptop or a Tv set to enjoy music.
• You can pump up the volume through its touch-sensitive control panel tucked away on its side.
• It does not fret about missing a call when you are listening to music- this one can fade out the music to let you take a call.
• Price:- Rs 9990

ANDROID BRINGS IN VOIP PHONE

Everyone knew that Android would not be limited to powering cellphones. Android powered netbooks and media players were anticipated even before the google OS picked up momentun. But, recently we have seen the OS powering a few not-s0-expected devices. First we saw the Android powered landline phone and now we have the Android powered VoIP phone on display at MSI’s booth at CeBIT.

The device, MS-9A31 is a landline-cum-VoIP hybrid featuring a large touchscreen.  The phone supports DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication), video conferencing and instant messaging. Connectivity options include two LAN ports and a USB port. It also has a card reader for multimedia file transfer. There is no news on pricing or availability of the phone. Check out the video (more…)