Toshiba is refreshing its Satellite U and M laptops with Intel’s fourth-generation Haswell processor. Both laptops have 15.6-inch HD display as well as touchscreen capabilities.
3D printing is the fast becoming a rage in the manufacturing industry, with many vendors creating small parts with the help of it. However, MakerPlane has now undertaken a very ambitious goal of gathering funds for an open-source aircraft made entirely from 3D-printed parts.
When you are interacting with your PC through a mouse or a keyboard, the medium of interactions are fairly limited. Imagine being able to interact with your PC simply by waving hands in the space in front of it. Now, that offers infinite possibilities. And Leap Motion Controller lets you have a glimpse of what it is like.
Samsung Electronics America, Inc. just announced its next Ultra HD TV models with the F9000 Series line. The F9000 series features with all the Samsung’s latest technologies like 3D, Micro Dimming Ultimate LED display, Wi-Fi and an embedded camera, plus support for Evolution Kit upgrades.
Contact lenses help people see everything clearly without wearing any spectacle. Now, researchers are trying to take the characteristics of contact lenses one more step ahead. Lately, researchers from San Diego and Switzerland have created a prototype contact lens and glasses system that can zoom in on something up to 2.8x magnification. The lenses do the zooming, while the glasses let people switch between normal and magnified vision.
Although Amazon’s proprietary GameCircle platform has been around for a while, it has been fairly limited. The platform’s support extended primarily to Amazon Kindle tablets but now, Amazon has announced that the support has now been extended to all Android devices.
When The Guardian in U.K. and Washington Post in U.S. first unveiled the nefarious NSA program, PRISM, the agency as well as the government tried to actively deny the allegations made. Now, Washington Post have revealed even more leaked slides from the program, divulging the exact levels of scrutiny undertaken in PRISM.
Japanese consumer electronics giant Toshiba has announced that it will launch 58-inch, 65-inch and 84-inch 4K TVs in August. All three models will boast of a CEVO 4K Quad+Dual Core processor.