Intel is showing all of their processors under a super cool high definition microscope by Dino-Lite.
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IBM Cloud Computing presentation
Posted by Charbax on 19th March 2009
IBM is working on some cloud computing technologies to use all of their server systems more effeciently.
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Interview with Gej the creator of DivX
Posted by Charbax on 2nd September 2008
Introducing DivX 7 with H.264 MKV support, announcing new Blu-ray players with DivX and DivX HD support, announcing new DivX certification programs, new features for DivX web playing, support for DivX in the latest LG and Samsung phones, how DivX can be used to put near-Blu-ray quality movies on standard DVD discs. Detailing the latest plans for DivX, how they are going to provide us with more and better online video experiences.
Thanks to DivX Networks for sponsoring this IFA 2008 video coverage! I am using DivX HD for HD quality video streaming, not because DivX sponsored this IFA 2008 video coverage, but I’ve been using DivX for HD quality video streaming using the DivX Web Player since 2005 when I first started to post videos in 1280×720 3.5mbit/s HD quality on this video-blog. I just think that DivX works best if not being the only solution working for web-based high quality progressive downloading of videos.
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Toshiba Cell Processor TV at IFA 2008
Posted by Charbax on 1st September 2008
Toshiba is integrating a cell processor directly into the HDTV to provide several new functions previously not possible such as built-in advanced upscaling technology and some other technologies.
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MSI Wind - Medion Akoya Mini - review
Posted by Charbax on 7th August 2008
Showing this Intel Atom based Netbook in an HD quality video review, comparing it with the OLPC XO-1, comparing it with a large 14″ notebook, showing how it can playback 720p H264 9mbit/s video recorded using the Sanyo HD1000 using Coreavc codec in Media Player Classic. Talking about ARM based $100 laptops as well.
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Intel’s Pankaj Kedia introduces MID and the Atom processor
Posted by Charbax on 14th March 2008
Pankaj Kedia is the Director of the MID program at Intel. The Mobile Internet Device is based on the new Intel Atom X86 processor, which should consume less power at similar X86 performance as previous Intel Ultra Low Voltage processors. The Atom systems might be able to dissipate low enough heat to be able to run without fan. Some of the MIDs will be using Linux OSes that permits to optimize the interfaces to the lowest possible system requirements. During this interview, Pankaj Kedia explains how the Atom processor works, when it will be available, how much it will cost, what makes the difference between the regular Atom and the Atom Centrino. No talk on camera though comparing Intel’s Atom to the AMD Geode or VIA C7M’s performance, price and power consumption.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
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IBM Cell Processor
Posted by Charbax on 16th March 2007
An IBM representative at CeBIT 2007 shows some Linux software that can utilise the whole power of the Cell processor chip, which for certain processor intensive tasks as Multimedia, 3D, physics simulation is 10 to 50 times faster than Intel or AMD single and dual core chips.
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AMD Live
Posted by Charbax on 4th September 2006
A software to install on your Windows XP computer with media center extender. Then it transcodes any kind of video in realtime to play it back on consumer electronic devices, be them on your local network, like a cheap mpeg2 set-top-box or be it on the go, with a 3G or Wifi mobile device.
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Texas Instruments DLP
Posted by Charbax on 3rd September 2006
A very interesting interview with Frank J. Moizio Worldwide Strategic Marketing Manager for Texas Instruments, about the DLP technology, the new 1080p projectors announced at the IFA, the cheaper 720p projectors, the technology that makes 1080p more expensive for now. And also the rear-projection DLP HDTVs in a new smaller form factor, and also the more vivid LED backlighting technology with DLP.
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Intel Core 2 Duo
Posted by Charbax on 14th June 2006
Intel dual core representative at E3 explains what the new Intel Core 2 Duo means and how much faster it is than a normal Intel Core Duo processor.
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