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OpenOffice 3.0, office suite Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Open source OpenOffice 3.0 offers true compatibility across multiple platforms, running on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. More importantly, this suite is compatibile with the latest Office 2007 file formats (such as .docx) along with the newest Open Document Format (ODF) file standards.

Microsoft - New Xbox Experience Friday, October 10, 2008
Posted by: Peter   Categorties: Discovering New Technologies

Microsoft has planned to launch “New Xbox Experience” a new redesigning interface of its Xbox Live, on November 19 in 26 countries. And will be localized in 19 languages.

Sony’s Electronic Book Monday, October 6, 2008
Posted by: Peter   Categorties: Discovering New Technologies, E-Learning Technology


Sony has introduced a second electronic book PRS700 with an upgraded hardware. PRS700 has 6-inch electronic paper display with a touch panel and a reading light to read in dark. With touch panel users can turn e-pages, search through e-books by using an on screen keyboard and also highlight pages using stylus.350 e-books can be stored in its internal memory and more in the memory stick and SD Card media. The battery of this e-book supports 7500 pages of continuous reading. This e-book is compatible with e-book formats such as BBeB, Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word Documents and EPUB format. This weighs about 280 grams and will be as slim as a paperback book. This will be released in November with a cost of US$400.

Adobe Creative Suite Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Posted by: Peter   Categorties: Discovering New Technologies, Learning Technologies

Adobe will be releasing six different versions of creative suite 4.

Adobe Creative Suite - CS4 Design Standard ($1,400, $600)
Adobe Creative Suite - CS3 Design Premium ($1,800, $600)
Adobe Creative Suite - CS4 Web Standard ($1,000, $600)
Adobe Creative Suite - CS4 Web Premium ($1,700, $600)
Adobe Creative Suite - CS4 Production Premium ($1,700, $600)
Adobe Creative Suite - CS4 Master Collection ($2,500, $900)

‘Android’ cell phone from Google Thursday, September 18, 2008
Posted by: Peter   Categorties: Discovering New Technologies

Android is the very first mobile device software powered by Google. It is manufactured by Taiwan’s HTC Corporation. It requires a service contract with T-Mobile USA. This software is expected to sell for $199. T-Mobile is hoping that the cost value and the service of this software will attract the customers.

Intel Xeons 7400 Series – Dunnington Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Posted by: Peter   Categorties: Discovering New Technologies, Learning Technologies

On Monday, Intel launched Dunnington six core processor, “Xeons 7400” specially designed for virtualization applications. It’s the Xeon line–server processor, and not a desktop. Three processors are dedicated for low voltage offering. The cost ranges from $856 to $2729; “Xeons 7400” has 50% more best features compared with “Xeons 7300”.

Posted by: Peter   Categorties: Discovering New Technologies

New Universal Remote with LCD Display Offers Complete Control of Digital Home Entertainment

Milpitas, CA, September 8, 2008 – Movea, Inc., the leader in motion-sensing technology for digital media, today announced the retail availability of its new Gyration Air Music Remote with MotionSense technology. The Air Music Remote offers digital media convergence enthusiasts complete control of their home theater systems, bridging the PC-to-TV gap by combining a universal remote control with the functions of a PC mouse. The new remote features a backlit LCD panel that displays music selections from Windows® Media Player (including Media Center) and iTunes®, and allows one-click play and volume control from up to 100 feet away.

The Air Music Remote controls all digital home entertainment with the ability to replace existing TV, cable, A/V and Media Center remotes, and eliminates the need for a mouse. With Movea’s industry leading MotionSense technology, the Air Music Remote allows the use of natural hand movements to control the on-screen cursor and all aspects of Windows Media Center software with pinpoint precision. It includes standard menu navigation, an alphanumeric keypad and shortcut buttons.

Gyration remote controls function via radio frequency (RF) for the home theater PC, as well as Infrared (IR) for traditional audio/video (A/V) components. The RF in-air mouse control allows for web surfing and the navigation of streaming media sites via the television, such as YouTube®, SlingMedia or AOL Music®. It also enables users to easily search and view content such as digital photos or Xbox downloads and control music from any room in the house.

“We are excited about the early acceptance of our Air Music Remote,” said Greg Smith, Vice President for Marketing at Movea Inc. “The positive reaction from retailers validates how powerful our MotionSense technology is in solving the key user interface challenges facing consumers in the digitally connected home.”

The device is now available for purchase with a suggested retail price of $179.99; $229.99 if bundled with a wireless portable keyboard. For more information on this and the family of Gyration motion-sensing products, visit for more


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