Technology Current

When Taiwan’s Asus brought out the Eee PC last year, it created a whole new category of tiny, cheap laptops. But its success also confounded those for whom the keyboard was just too small _ good for kids, maybe, but not for adults.

There is no doubt that we are all looking for a fast powerful computer that is affordable. Well I’m please to share this amazing discovery with you. It goes by the name of CherryPal. CherryPal is the epitome of a beautiful, sleek, and powerful CPU.

One angry Xp user voices his views on the discontinuation of Windows Xp sales. WE MISS XP. Windows Vista still sucks. Drivers don’t exist, it makes my hardware seem older than it is, is has no polish. WE MISS XP.

As of today Microsoft has ordered the halt of all Windows XP sales. There are a lot of consumers that do not want to be forced to use XP’s successor Windows Vista. Now users will have to purchase Vista and legally downgrade to Windows XP.

This radar system allows them to bounce signals off objects and people that relays an image back to the computer screen. Check out the video for an in-depth look.

The Toshiba Qosmio G50 and the Toshiba F40 are the first laptops to make use of the SpursEngine. That is a multimedia co-processor, the same one used in the Cell ship that is installed in the Playstation 3. These laptops will be released in Japan in July.

The number of personal computers has well surpassed 1 billion. And with current growth patters it should more than double in the next 6 years! Because of the rate at which computers advance and or become obsolete older computers are being replaced rapidly.

Hewlett-Packard plans to release the newest in touch screen technology to the U.S. on or around July 13th of this year (2008). The PC responds to users tapping and streaking fingers across the screen, very similar to the highly acclaimed iPhone.

Affordable notebook with a neat design and powerful performance. Mobile computing brings more flexibility and convenience to use this PC on the move, whenever and wherever.

Microsoft’s Table Top Computer… So far only for commercial use, but I’m sure it will find it’s way into home sooner rather than later.