Quartz can store data for 300 million years

Currently still using tapes to record data, but the trouble with them is that they deteriorate over time and become virtually useless after decades. For quartz comes to solve the problems. Hitachi's people, working with researchers at Kyoto University have created a kind of storage unit semiperpetua from quartz, and it can preserve data for about 300 million years and that does not deteriorate over time as fast as the said tapes. A single...

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LG introduces its new 100-inch Laser TV

LG is ready to begin the revolution of the TV industry and the first step to doing this is its powerful Laser Jan. 00 inch TV. It is a perfect combination of Smart TV and Digital TV gives us the maximum level of entertainment for the home . The TV uses an external projection unit known as Ultra Short Throw (UST). The outpouring of these teams will be made today at CES 2013. Of course the Laser TV has a Full HD resolution and great contrast...

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Nvidia Project SHIELD, a handheld capable of running PC games

With this there is no doubt that Nvidia has declared war on Nintendo and Sony. Nvidia, known for its powerful graphics cards, has introduced his own handheld console, the Nvidia Project SHIELD, which is a kind of combination of a 5-inch screen and a control game . What makes it great? Well you can run PC games via WiFi, supports the Unreal Engine 4, which is currently the most advanced and we can also provide a great 4K resolution via a...

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Huawei introduces its 6.1-inch smartphone and a 5-inch model

Remember when we had details smartphone Huawei 6.1 inch for the first time a couple of weeks? Well now that same terminal, now known as Huawei Ascend Mate, has been officially launched. Phablet is the largest market, reaching a size of 6.1 inches. Is it a tablet or a smartphone? Well, neither one thing nor the other, but the tablets are not usually able to make calls. What's inside this small? Well to start your processor is a 1.5GHz quad-core...

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Intel laptop shows us that we will use next year

What will the ultrabooks in a year? And yes, I mean the beginning of 2014. For Intel knows how and has allowed a look at the models in their first hours at CES. The new laptop , which carries the code name North Cape, is not a real product yet, but Intel created a team to demonstrate its new generation of Intel Core processors, the Haswell, corresponding to the fourth generation. These CPUs will be released around mid-2013. The laptop...

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Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 debuts new development

Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 is the sequel to the known future game FPS Sniper: Ghost Warrior. City Interactive is the studio responsible for its development and the title will be released in March 2013 for PC, PS3, PS Vita, Wii U and Xbox 360. The game will use the CryEngine 3 - This time the player takes command of Captain Cole Anderson, a skilled soldier who must undertake missions around the world in cities such as Sarajevo, Asian jungles...

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Google explains why Google Maps does not work on Windows Phone?

Lately there have been reports of users who can not access the web version of Google Maps for its smartphones that run Windows Phone. What is this? Well Google has explained very well. The web version of Google Maps application is available only for WebKit browsers rate, ie browsers such as Chrome and Safari from Apple . Internet Explorer, which is the standard browser on Windows Phone, not a WebKit browser, why where users can not access...

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Ainol Novo 10 Hero, a great quad-core tablet with Android 4.1

Ainol returns to the fray once again and this time you do with your new tablet, a great quad-core that also runs Android 4.1, the Novo 10 Hero. As might be expected, the multitouch screen tablet 10 inch or 10.1 inch to be precise, and supports a great resolution of 1280 × 800 pixels. Its processor is the ARM Cortex-A9 quad-core running at 1.5GHz, which is accompanied by a Vivante GC1000 GPU, 1GB of DDR3 RAM and a 16GB internal memorable...

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