Future Design Laptop ROLLTOP

  

            Future Design Laptop ROLLTOP (Being   Developed) 

 

    Rolltop is a portable computer development concept for designer, architect and everyone, who would like to have a gadget, which, from an aesthetic standpoint alone, certainly hits the mark. By virtue of the OLDE-Display technology and a multitouchscreen the utility of a laptop computer with its weight of a mini-notebook and screen size of 13 inch easily transforms into the graphics tablet, which with its 17-inch flat screen can be also used as a primary monitor due to the support attached to the back of the screen.

    The stylus, power adapter and USB ports are all on a detachable stand while the other standard accompaniments such as the mouse, keyboard, webcam and power cable are integrated beautifully into the Rolltop itself. And the OLED display also means a much lower power consumption and an "outstanding" battery life.

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Sony BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 65-inch 3D LED TV Review

                                                Sony BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 65-inch 3D LED TV-  From the perspective of Sony TVs are the latest Sony Bravia 65 inch led TV -  BRAVIA HX925 Series is worthy representatives of the premium segment, to show what can afford high-end TVs today. The models are equipped with the latest image processing algorithms that have a very elegant design, which reduced much, on so-called monolithic design, and allow access to content on the local network and online services through a Web browser that shall make all information in the vastness of the Web accessible.

 

The direct integration of mobile devices for convenient control is understood in this class now of course, heard as a matter of course and also the presentation of 3D content for this series as well as standard analog as numerous, but most of all digital interfaces.

Now receives this series increase, with the Japanese company with the latest model of Sony Bravia 65 inch led TVHX925, Sony Bravia KDL-65HX925 is primarily aimed at those seeking a truly generously dimensioned display. With a screen size of 65 inches or around 165 centimeters, one can understand the latest model of Sony Premium series quite as worthy of display in the home theater.

Particularly interesting is such a generous screen size, especially for content in 3D, since such they are only really effective when it is not the edge of the screen always has in view and thus can delve in fact very three-dimensional worlds. Although in this case, of course, a corresponding shutter glasses is necessary for it.

Towering lighted trees, enormous gift boxes and gigantic glittering balls just to name a few – Christmas is a season when things take a bigger form. Sony is not to be left behind as it unwraps a larger-than-life Internet TV experience with the Sony BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 boasting of an impressive 65-inch screen, making it the largest Internet TV in the market to date.

A Visual Spectacle

Staying in and being a couch potato when taking a break from all the celebrations this holiday need not to be boring and uneventful with the BRAVIA KDL-65HX925. This landmark in Internet TV technology features brilliant HD (1080p) picture quality owing to Sony’s Intelligent Peak LED backlight for a TV-watching and TV-surfing experience defined with perfect contrast. The models are also equipped with Sony’s MotionFlow XR960, which features a precise backlight control synchronized with the liquid crystal movement from frame to frame, producing clearer and sharper moving images.

Watch, Surf and Connect

True to the connectivity superiority of the BRAVIA Internet TV Series, the KDL-65HX925 allow a seamless fusion of TV-watching and Internet surfing. A connection to either a home broadband network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet opens a portal to free and premium movies, video and music services through the BRAVIA Internet Video platform, including YouTube, Video Detective, Daily Motion and Style.com.

The BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 also bridges the gap between friends and loved ones this season with built-in Skype ™ feature. Using a Sony camera and microphone (CMU-BR100), you can enjoy free, widescreen Skype-to-Skype video calls to share the love far and wide to friends and relatives who cannot be with you physically this Christmas.

3D Like Never Before                                                                                                 

The BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 is also packed with 3D enhancements. It features faster panel drive response time that helps reduce crosstalk, 5:5 pull down for a more realistic cinematic movie experience and built-in 3D emitters on all the 3D models. It is also equipped with the advanced X-Reality PRO Engine which optimizes high definition content, compressed HD signals, standard definition, and other sources including low resolution Internet content. It’s an intelligent technology to say the least – the X-Reality PRO Engine compares incoming signals pixel-by-pixel with ideal scenes to display vivid and detailed images.

 A Work of Art

Apart from being the pinnacle in Internet TV technology in terms of size, capacity and functionality, the BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 is also a masterpiece in design. Expertly crafted with Sony’s enhanced Monolithic Design, it draws, it hooks viewers to the screen when the television is being used, but when it’s turned off, it blends into the interior of the room. The screen is made utilizes Corning®’s Gorilla® Glass making it thinner and lighter, but stronger and more durable.

Unparalleled TV-watching experience, superior connectivity, the best in 3D technology – this is what the BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 is, all 65-inch of it.

We have already mentioned that access to the latest Sony TVs – Sony Bravia 65 inch led TV especially, like all other devices on the BRAVIA HX925 series of online content. In addition to content from libraries of different providers can thus retrieve videos from the YouTube platform, most of which are not of particularly high quality. This makes of course, particularly with such large displays, typically for very clearly visible artifacts are suppressed according to the manufacturer by the so-called Sony X-Reality Pro image processor is particularly effective and in conjunction with the latest algorithms for motion control Sony Motionflow XR800Hz at each video signal for a impeccable image quality should make.

By the way, of course, this TV can not only be integrated into the network via Ethernet, but in the simplest case of WiFi. If the device is incorporated into the network, it can be completely controlled via mobile devices. Some of the new Tablet, Sony Tablet P and Tablet S, but also on smartphones with Android and Apple’s iPad, iPhone and iPod touch works with the Apple operating system IOS. For all of these platforms already contain such apps are available free of charge.

Those who opt for the new display from Sony will decide who needs a suggested retail price of $5299. The Sony BRAVIA KDL-65HX925 3D LED TV will be available in stores in autumn 2011. Included in box next to the obligatory infrared remote control a Sony HD camera Skype for online video chat as well as two active shutter glasses.

Toshiba - Gesture Controlled TV REVIEW

   This technology suggests that body movements can be used as a remote control when using the computer or watching television.  For example, if you no longer want to watch a DVD on your laptop, you could simply raise your hand to the web cam indicating the command to ‘Stop’.  Toshiba has currently introduced a laptop with gesture identification specifically used to control “multimedia playback.”  Toshiba has also been dabbling with using this technology for televisions, however, it still needs a lot of improvement. This technology could be considered to be implemented in a new-context.  Gesture recognition is not something new to the market.  The Wii has already introduced something similar, however, gesture recognition would not be used to mimic motions in a game, but to give commands to various technologies, such as ‘stop’ or ‘play’

   Using the Toshiba experimental TV viewers are able to interact with the display system simply by gesturing with their hand. Once the viewer is in front of the display screen, the system will ‘see’ them and invite them to take control of the display simply by raising their hand. As the system can robustly track their hand even under different lighting conditions, the visitor can enjoy controlling the on-screen cursor.

   The gesture-control research is extremely exciting and is opening an array of possibilities for consumers, such as new interfaces for TVs and interactive displays in shop windows and information kiosks,” explains Professor Roberto Cipolla , who with Dr Bjorn Stenger at Toshiba and Tom Woodley at the Department of Engineering, has been pioneering the use of computer vision in human-machine interaction since 1992. All three of whom are Department of Engineering alumni.

   The gesture interface may not replace a remote controller, but can provide an alternative way to interact with a PC or display. Imagine never having to search for the remote controller to turn the TV volume down when receiving a phone call.

   Another vision-based interface has also been developed, viewers will be able to switch the display’s language or contents simply by showing different picture cards. Identification interfaces like this offer the user the ability to personalise either the interface or the contents.The system uses a single camera mounted on the top of the display and is started by the user raising their hand to initiate the interaction. The software then tracks the person’s hand using multiple cues including colour, motion and appearance. It can reliably recognise and track the user’s gestures even under rapid motion or changing light conditions. Since different cues are less reliable in different situations this multiple-cue approach is key to making a human computer interface work robustly.

              Toshiba - Gesture Controlled TV 

Panasonic unveils Infinite Black Ultra Panel plasmas for 2012 (eyes-on)

   The leader in plasmas TVs keeps stepping up its game with 16 new 3D models for 2012 and one lonely 2D set. At the top of the line is the VT50 series -- 4 is unlucky in Japan -- featuring the new Infinite Black Ultra Panel with blacker blacks then the 2011 VT35 and 24,576 steps of gradation, which should provide more detail in dark scenes. It's too early to tell if this will officially dethrone the king of blacks, but we were able to appreciate the improved performance in a side by side demo. The picture quality isn't the only thing new, 2012 brings DLNA, a new more anti-reflective screen and a web browser that uses a smartphone app to avoid entering data with an onscreen keyboard. There are also new 3D glasses for 2012 that are much ligher and work via Bluetooth -- and of course not compatible with last year's. We wish there were more details (like price and availability) in the press release after the break, but we'd guess this Summer for less than you paid for your 2011 HDTV.