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Hewlett Packard (HP) unleashed a new ultrabook, HP Folio 13 in the market. Shortly after winding up their Consumer Electronics Show 2012 stint, the release of another slim notebook is a fast response to the changing market. The main attraction at HP’s stand was the new HP Envy, a hybrid of ultrabooks and professional laptops. […]
More than 2,700 companies took part in Consumer Electronics Show 2012 using up 171 963 net square meters of showroom floor where over 20,000 new products were exhibited. Probably the most interesting announcements came from Sony, the Japanese electronics giant. Their Xperia lineup got two more additions in the face of the Xperia ion and […]
Microsoft announced in 2011 that they will be coming with an entirely new operating system in the Windows line. In October, the company announced the Beta version of new Window 8 for experts and technology professionals all over the world for a deeper insight to system. Although the new operating system is developed especially to […]
That said, one of Microsoft’s goals with ReFS is to “maintain a high degree of compatibility with a subset of NTFS features that are widely adopted while deprecating others that provide limited value at the cost of system complexity and footprint,” Verma said. ReFS is designed to complement the Storage Spaces feature in Windows 8 […]
The Consumer Electronic Show 2012 was anything but promoting to the tablet culture. Unlike the 2011 version of the show, that mainly showcased the progressing tablet culture in the world and the US in particular, the 2012 event was stolen by televisions and ultrabooks. However, there were tablets announced but mostly by companies who are […]
A year ago no one had heard of the name ‘Ultrabook’ in the world of technology; even tech experts were oblivious of the terminology. There was no mention of this term in the Consumer Electronic Show, 2011. However, this technology has evolved to such an extent in just one year that the 2012 edition of […]
Now, the picture is totally different. With the involvement of different actors in this segment, the concept of ultrabooks does not remain the same. Worst case scenario is that the very term will be lost in the crowd of different slim notebooks coming to the market this year. Now-a-days, an ultrabook can vary from 11-, […]
Sony Corporation has come forward with yet another innovation in home entertainment; making a bold statement that television manufacturing is still their forte. The company showed their first pure-breed LED television, Sony Crystal at the Consumer Electronic Show 2012, Las Vegas. To date, if someone had the illusion that their LED TV is purely made […]
Consumer Electronic Show 2012 – Las Vegas was last such event for Microsoft Corporation to showcase their new products to the public. The company had announced earlier that the 2012 version of CES would be their last after 15 years of regular attendance. However, Microsoft did bring a roaring end to their CES-tenure at the […]
The presentation was very interactive but Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer asserted that the utility of Kinect is not limited. He said that programmers at MS are working hard to develop more applications that will implicate changes in the usage of Kinect as a gaming device, PC peripheral and also in the home entertainment. This was […]
Acer took the Consumer Electronic Show 2012 edition into its stride on Sunday, even before the office commencement of the event. The company made some announcements in a press conference prior to the show and made public some of the products that would be put on display at the event. Acer announced two ultrabooks in […]
The next announcement was the Aspire S5, the flagship laptop line from the company for more than a decade now. The catchphrase of this successor to the mainstream laptop segment from Acer was the sheer size. The company claimed that Aspire S5 is the slimmest notebook in the contemporary market. This might be wowing sign […]
