Author Archive: Brian Yalung

In today’s world, we have been hearing vast researches and targeted improvements to help improve the LCD and TV displays we have in the market. We have heard of key developments in refresh rates and response times but something logical may be coming soon with this new technology called Zwitterionic.

Yamaha has been known to come up with its share of audio peripherals and over at the CEATEC 2010, a thin and flexible speaker was their bet for this year. This is a speaker that measures only 1mm thick and weighs less than 500 grams.

Acer has made key updates to its Veriton Z410G all-in-one PC, revealing new specs that should succeed its previous all-in-one model, the Veriton Z280G.

Little-known company Faro has released in what is acclaimed as the world’s lightest and smallest scanner in the world with the Faro Focus3D laser scanner. Not only is this a portable scanner you can carry along, but it can also double as a digital camera.

Samsung outs an impressive new 27″ LCD monitor which boasts of an improved 1ms response time. This betters the previous best in the LCD monitor category of 2ms although this feature may barely be given notice by people who simple look for high resolution LCDs in the market.

Yahoo has officially acquired Dapper, their third acquisition thus far to possibly perk up its contextual display arena. This was announced through Yahoo’s corporate blog for the San Francisco-based Dapper which specializes in fancy contextual display ads.

Round and round and round is what best describes this rare laptop from Revo Round. The company unveils a round laptop model which comes with a complimenting round display at that.

A new stylish desktop from Toshiba is set to come out this October with the Toshiba Qosmio D710 desktop. This new desktop offering comes in a clad of white and comes powered by an Intel Core i5-460M 2.53GHz processor.

Acer unveils a new pico projector with the Acer C20 which is no larger than a conventional smartphone. It measures only 118x60x18.6mm and is able to render images at 1280×800.

Though these new mobile hard drives from Hitachi may not be as eye-catching compared to the ones announced by Western Digital yesterday (3TB HDD), additional storage space will always be welcome for people running low on storage space.