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Olympic Games Will Be Available In 3D For The First Time

The much-anticipated and much-awaited London Olympics 2012 are finally here. Pretty soon, athletes and sportsmen from around the globe will pit against each other, striving for glory and fame. Media broadcasting companies are working relentlessly to cover the event 24/7. Hence, the collaboration between Latin America’s largest internet company, Terra, and world’s leading telecom vendor Ericsson to stream the even live to Latin American viewers is no surprise. But the two companies has partnered to do something that would be the first for the Olympics. They will broadcast the Olympic games in 3D, a first for the event.

VIZIO 15.6-Inch Thin + Light (CT15-A2) Laptop

Vizio is a well known TV manufacturer. This year the company unveiled a excellent plan to activate more effectively the Windows PC industry by making its own laptops. Vizio first showed its sleek-looking laptops at CES 2012. Recently, Vizio has officially unveiled the Thin + Light (CT15) laptop series that measures 15.6-inch display. The company is expected that its new laptop series can hold the same popularity that is existing of its TV products. Today, we are discussing about the Vizio’s 15.6-inch aluminum laptop with a 1.9GHz Core i7 ULV processor, 256GB of solid state storage and a crisp 1080p screen.

Hight End Mobile Graphics Card: NVIDIA Quadro K5000M

The NVIDIA Quadro K5000M is a high-performance graphic card for mobile workstations wit 1344 CUDA cores. The Quadro K5000M is specially made for the Intel Chief River generation (Ivy Bridge). It is another successor to the Fermi-based Quadro 5010M (Huron River platform). This graphic card is a Kepler-based GPU that built on the GK104 chip. It is manufactured in 28nm at TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) architecture from NVIDIA. The Quadro series like NVIDIA Quadro K5000M ensures the optimized for performance in professional applications like CAD or DCC.

NFL Team Adds Augmented Reality To Season Tickets

Technology has slowly and gradually entered every realm of our lives. In sports too, technology has come about to play a huge role. For instance, an NFL team, Philadelphia Eagles, is offering season tickets which come with bonus augmented reality features. The team claims that it’s the first time technology has been used for NFL tickets.

Top Five 2nd Generation Budget Ultrabooks In The Market

Here is the list of the Top Rated Ultrabooks in the market. Ultrabook is the perfect combination of Ultrathin, ultraresponsive and ultrasleek while boasting a full-size keyboard and excellent connectivity for the best of both worlds.We have shown five most rated Ultrabook. Check more details and specifications below.

The Irony: Anti-Piracy Group Slammed For Stealing Music From Artist

It is ironic indeed that a group which claims to work to curb piracy would end up indulging in piracy itself. This is precisely what happened in Netherlands, where a musicians’ rights group was found by the court to have stolen music from one of its clients and to have used it without his permission. The group was slammed with a fine of 20,000 euro.

Samsung Accuses LG Executives Of Leaking OLED Technology

Samsung and LG are embroiled in a bitter fight. Samsung is presently the leading vendor of OLED displays whereas LG doesn’t have a whole lot to boast on that front. Now, Samsung has accused that LG executives have been involved in leaking the technology from Samsung. This corporate espionage, it claims, is related to Samsung’s OLED display technology.

Data Suggests Banning The Pirate Bay Is Of Little Effect In UK

In last April, British High Court ordered five British internet service providers (including BT, Sky, TalkTalk, Virgin Media, Everything Everywhere, and O2) to block access to the file-sharing site The Pirate Bay, in an effort to stop Britons from illegally downloading music, movies, TV shows, and software. The decision came after the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), which represents music copyright holders, failed to negotiate voluntary blocking. But the move doesn’t seems to prove fruitful. According to new data, peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing moved back to pre-ban state in UK.