The super flexible keyboard and rolling of Brando has come to bring an air of novelty and sense of ‘you have a new toy’ that go wrong from time to time. It is a device to take with you to trip and make very good role as a substitute for regular keyboard. (more…)

If at work usually attend frequent meetings in which big quantities of paper and need the support of visual materials will be used to carry memory stick. However, in case you have a top heavy workload, even going to have different reports for each meeting or each customer. (more…)

A few weeks ago, it was learned that the imminent arrival of the first hard drive 3TB Seagate. The U.S. manufacturer has formalized this disc, which differs considerably from what was expected. This is not a disk Constellation, aimed at professionals, but a public FreeAgent external drive. This basic model comes with a USB 2.0 interface, yet it is a GoFlex, so it can be replaced with FireWire 800, or even the USB 3.0. (more…)

First there was the mouse, then the Mighty Mouse, then the Magic Mouse, then the wireless mouse and now the Invisible Mouse. Obviously there are no photos of this mouse as the mouse itself does not exist. And this does not mean it is a concept, much less, but it is an infrared beam and an infrared camera following the movements of your hand. (more…)

Asus Eee can the PC keyboard, a keyboard with a built in PC and a touch-sensitive screen instead of a numeric keypad, now available in the market. The Eee PC keyboard , so now the official name is, incidentally, not with the Eee keyboard to confuse a normal keyboard.

The Eee PC has an older keyboard Atom N270 (1.6 GHz), which in the performance hardly differs from the current N450. However, the power is higher, mainly because it is Intel 945 GSE chipset installed. It offers also the GMA 950 graphics core. The Video decoding is supported by a Broad com chip that can handle up to HD 720p. In addition, 1 GB of RAM and a 16 or 32 GB of SSD with Windows XP Home are provided. (more…)

An investigation by a team of experts from the University of Maryland could lead to new non-invasive technologies for portable brain-computer interface. Such technologies could potentially allow people with disabilities or paralysis operating a robotic arm, a motorized wheelchair or other prosthetic device, using a device that resembles a headset, which thanks to its sensors in contact with the scalp send signals from the brain to the device.

Under the direction of Jose Contreras Vidal, professor of Kinesiology at UW, the team of neuroscientists successfully reconstructed three-dimensional movements of the hand from brain signals recorded non-invasively.In this study, scientists placed a set of 34 sensors on the scalps of five participants to record the electrical activity of their brains, using electroencephalography (EEG). (more…)

Researchers have developed a game that is controlled by eye movements, which could allow people with severe physical disabilities for the first time to play games.

Ian Beer and his team at Imperial College London, working in the laboratory of Aldo Faisal, have adapted an open source game called “Pong” in which a player moves a bat to hit a ball that bounces across the screen. The adjustment allows the player to swing the bat using his eyes.

To play, the user uses special goggles containing an infrared light and a webcam that records the movement of an eye. The webcam connects to a laptop computer where a program synchronizes the user’s eye movements with the game. (more…)

NVIDIA has just confirmed the details of its next generation platform Ion, eventually known as Ion 2. Unlike the original platform Ion, Ion 2 is a dedicated graphics core, not a complete chipset technology based on GeForce motherboard G 210M. Ion 2 provides much faster than the original platform without sacrificing too much battery life. In DirectX 9 level graphics (OpenGL 2), Ion 2 is about 50 percent faster than the original Ion and up to 15 times faster than Intel, DirectX 10 (OpenGL 3) doubles the performance of its predecessor. (more…)

According to Panasonic, the new Toughbook C1 is the lightest convertible Tablet PC in the world with a WXGA (1280 x 800 pixels) with touch technology of 12 inches and weighing only 1.48 kilograms when use a regular battery. The C1 only approximates the weight of their rivals when use a dual battery. The new Toughbook C1 includes a dual-hinge design that makes the opening moves and separate hinge rotation and reduces the risk of rupture of the same with regular use. (more…)

According to an article published  at TechNewsWorld, Symantec and Indiana University have warned a security breach that could allow hackers to attack through the routers where users keep the default settings for these devices .

In general, manufacturers of routers accompany their products with materials that inform about the need to change the default passwords set. However, most consumers ignored their warnings, leaving their home network at the mercy of hackers, thus, may alter their attacks with the configuration of broadband router or wireless access point. (more…)