Cei de la Super Talent Technology, un producator de memorii Flash si module DRAM, au anuntat ca vor incepe productia unui stick USB 3.0 care va costa maximum 70 de dolari.

Helmets have been around since the first time some cave dweller put a coconut shell on his dome to protect against sabre-tooth tiger attacks.

Noua versiune a aplicaţiei GPS Nokia Ovi Maps, cea despre care scriam acum câteva zile că a devenit gratuită,

In 1924, George Mallory and Andrew Irvine set off to become the first men to climb Mount Everest. Among the gear they packed was a Vest Pocket Kodak camera. They disappeared. Today, a search for their camera could rewrite history.

A fost prezentat de NASA, se numeste Puffin si poate zbura cu 480km/ora.

Până la finele anului 2011, Beijing va deveni cea mai mare metropolă cu acoperire Wi-Fi

Doar nişte creiere foarte foarte odihnite puteau născoci o asemenea invenţie: camion pick-up cu motor cu reacţie al cărui scop este...

Şoferii ştiu ce înseamnă să mergi în spatele unui TIR pe o şosea care şerpuieşte, cu o singură bandă pe sens.

Nu a fost o saptamana prea buna pentru Nexus One.

Şase difuzoare într-o cască nu este chiar o performanţă notabilă pentru căştile mari

Planuri de viitor pentru Google.

Forget PowerMats and wireless charging and the like,

For many X-Wings in the Star Wars universe,

Here's a satellite picture showing why I spent 48 hours stranded in London Heathrow's Terminal 5 last Thursday. I witnessed about 3000 passengers fighting for luggage, another 3000 waiting for hotel coupons. I left before the food riots.

This is Britain covered under the snow, from top to bottom.

I was lucky. I got the last seat on flight BA177 on Thursday. It was the last flight that left to New York that day, after an extra six hour delay (apparently, there's only one defrosting machine in Heathrow) on top of the two days. The previous day, they canceled two of my flights. The next day, they cancelled all flights again.

While the weather was bad, there was no excuse to what happened at Terminal 5 those days.

In prezent, cel care a fost numit pionierul in computing, Ray Kurzweil,

If you're looking for the definitive comparison table between the Google Nexus One, Apple iPhone 3GS,

As the debate rages over precisely how cell phone radiation emission affects the human body,

One day, 128GB flash drives will be common.

One day, 128GB flash drives will be common. We'll lose em and only say "oops." Today, you can have one if you don't mind the size and price of this $400 Corsair. But F me, this thing is fast.

Speed

I've been happy with a 16GB Patriot Xporter, which Ars mentioned in their 2009 test as one of the fastest. This Corsair is faster. On an informal test transferring 2.7 GB of MP3 files, the Corsair Flash Voyager 128GB was twice as fast in writes and a touch faster in reads.

Note: Since this measures megabytes per second, longer bars = better

I was very casual about this test. I did not shut down all my other apps during it, but I did run multiple trials. And I did not test random access or exceptionally large file sizes. Why didn't I take testing more seriously? Because I just don't think you'll really buy this thing when you can get multiple 32GB drives for $50 or so. This thing is impressive, but all freaks of nature are impressive.

It's Big

On top of its price and performance, it's bigger. No, not only in capacity. See?

Yeah, well, it still fits in my pocket. Like a giant pet beetle. The kind that crawled out of skulls and pyramid labyrinth walls in The Mummy Part 5 or whatever.

I'd recommend it only if you have so much money that if you lose one, you'll merely say "oops" and not cry over it like I would.

www.gizmodo.com

Archos se laudă că noul lor player ocupă

Cei de la Casio au acum într-adevăr cu ce să se laude.