LG.Philips announces whole bunch of multi-touch displays just before CES, bringing the notice to rivals. Let’s review them: 52-inch multi-touch LCD displays full 1080p HD and has two touch detection. 84-inch multi-touch LCD features 2 x 4 array of 42-inch panels, totaling full 1080p HD resolution with 500cd/m2 brightness. 47-inch triple-view LCD resemble on Sharp’s triple view with full 1080p, 250cd/m2 brightness and three separate images. 47-inch double sided LCD is 70mm thick with 500cd/m2 brightness and displays images on both sides. And last 42-inch transflective LCD features the 1,500cd/m2 brightness. This displays aren’t TV sets ready for sale, these are panels produced for companies to build into their products for industrial or commercial usage.
Asus reveals special accessory line for so popular Eee PC’s. In this line you get a mice, a headset, world power adapter and a pair of extra batteries. The mice sport a 1,000dpi resolution, USB connectivity and come in five different colors. Headphones are noise-isolating that come with a trio of ear tips and in choice of white or black color. AC power adapter provides prongs for an number of foreign countries so you won’t have problems using your Eee in any continent. Yet, no word on prices or release dates but we’re expecting them soon enough.
Couple weeks before schedule Axiotron announced long awaited Modbook OS X tablet. This awesome devise features Mac OS X Leopard, 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 1.0GB RAM, 120GB HDD, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, ForceGlass Screen & Camera CoverBluetooth, WACOM Penabled® Digitizer 512 Levels of Pressure Sensitivity, Axiotron Digitizer Pen and WAAS enabled GPS Built-In. Yours for just $2,479.00 so go grab it!
In 2008. we can expect lots of Olympic-themed products from Lenovo. This time we introduce specially themed USB flash drives that goes so nice with also Olympic-themed laptops. Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be any info about prices and capacities or any other details. But we’re pretty sure you can expect them some time before Olympics this summer.
Jeffery Stephenson designed real Art Deco classic - PC case made from Pennsylvania cherry wood. Inside we have VIA NX15000 Nano-ITX motherboard, 1GB of RAM, and a hidden optical drive around the side. Named the G-metric Nano, it will debut at CES in Las Vegas next week so all of you classy and expensive PC design lovers be ready!
