January 24, 2012

 Samsung Unveils 55-inch Super OLED Television

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55-inch Super OLED TV wow CES attendees with astonishing image quality, incredible design and sophisticated features.

Samsung has launched what it calls the worlds largest commercialized OLED TV at this years CES, and it features a 55 inch Super OLED display, and offer support for both 2D and 3D content and also comes with a built in camera, plus it features Samsung’s Smart Hub built in, which includes a range of apps through Samsung’s TV app store and a web browser.




• Popular Science - Best of CES 2012: Products of the Future. “After you’ve stood in front of this OLED beauty, it’s hard to look at normal TVs the same way again.”

• G4 TV - Best of the Best Products. “They’re gorgeous, they’re razor thin, the picture on it is looks amazing, the voice recognition is awesome and the motion recognition is awesome.”

• Stuff Magazine - CES Hot Stuff Award. “Ludicrously slim, amazingly bright and devilishly clever… it also has facial recognition and is one of the first TVs with upgradeable innards”

• “Best of CES Innovations 2012” in the Video Displays category — International CES. “Samsung's KN55ES9000 is a beautiful masterpiece of accurate color reproduction and maximized performance. It provides a suite of advanced Smart TV features with a high performance dual core chipset.” 



Today at CES, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the UK’s number one TV brand with the most awarded TV range1 today unveiled the world’s largest commercialised OLED TV, a masterpiece that will be acclaimed by home entertainment and design enthusiasts alike. As well as feature a single glass sheet Super OLED panel, which negates the need for a colour filter by each OLED pixel unit consisting of RGB sub-pixels and emitting its own light, the new TV will be available later in the year to buy, although when we asked a Samsung spokesperson on the price, we got a sharp intake of breath.


The TV also features the company's new Smart Interaction; a voice and gesture control, and face recognition system that is a standout addition to Samsung's 2012 TV range. Plus, it will sport a cleaner, jazzed up Smart Hub, a dual core processor for multitasking and is 3D ready.




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December 3, 2011

 3D Dragons Animated Screensaver

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3D  Dragons   Animated   Screensaver :
3D Dragons is a new 3D animated screensaver by Mythological creatures - dragons with wings and a fiery breath are flying and guarding their boundless acres with trees, lake and even Stonehenge. Clouds and lens flares effects, dynamic camera, and professional 3D graphics and animated models - outstanding characteristics of this screensaver. This version of screensaver is absolutely free. Just download and have a lot of fun! 



System Requirements:
  • 64MB of RAM
  • DirectX 8.1 or higher
  • 3D Accelerator with 8MB of texture RAM
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Requirements : DirectX 8.1 or higher

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January 29, 2011

 Webcam

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The term webcam is usually used for Web and Video Camera. Also called PC Cameras that are connected into your computer by a USB port. You can connect a webcam to your computer directly for use in online video chat sessions with other people or for online meetings. In 1991, the first webcam was introduced Cambridge University Computer Science Department. Generally most webcams capture a still image only, while other webcams capture streaming video also. Webcams typically come with software to edit/record those movies and record video or video streaming on the internet (web).
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