Saturday, 27 April 2013

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HCL ME TABLET Y2


HCL ME TABLET Y2


HCL has announced yet another 7" tablet to its ME range, named the ME Tablet Y2. This new variant boast of more RAM, larger internal storage, and better pixel dimensions as compared to its predecessor the ME Tablet U1. The device ships with Android 4.0 (ICS) out of the box and comes bundled with several apps. Here's a detailed look at its specs:

 
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Friday, 19 April 2013

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A Easy Windows Folder Lock

A Easy Windows Folder Lock – Using Command Prompt

 
Here is a cool trick which can lock your folders in your windows computer using command prompt in seconds and no one can access those folders except you.

Why you need to lock your folder?       

Many of you use a computer which is not you personal computer and your family mates too use that Computer so you always need a privacy to lock down your personal data in it and just feel safe. This trick can help you out with your personal data
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Friday, 12 April 2013

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Samsung Series 7 Laptop cum tablet



 Samsung Series 7 Laptop cum tablet



Samsung Laptop Cum tablet

Samsung has unenvied its Series 7 Laptop cum tablet in CES 2012. It has a same design like the Asus [transformer prime] with a full detachable keyboard. The laptop is running on windows 7 and we expect it to upgrade to windows 8 touch friendly OS.

The Samsung also offers extra SSD space with a wireless keyboard wireless keyboard at 280$ extra bucks. The tablet lovers who need more powerful performance with lots of typing work to do should give a try to Samsung laptop cum tablet.
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Tuesday, 9 April 2013

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Acer Aspire S7 review


Acer Aspire S7


Since Acer introduced the impressive but slightly handicapped S5 (thanks to a low screen resolution), the S7 is a strong move towards the better with its premium looks and its Full HD multi-touch display. As an Ultrabook, the S7's design is simply stunning.

This is also the first Acer machine that completely removes the “cheap”feeling often associated with the brand. Despite being mostly made of plastic, the S7 feels robust and well-built, thanks in part to a Gorilla Glass-protected lid. There's no official reason as to why the S7 has Gorilla Glass on the back of the lid, other than for aesthetic purposed; presumably the toughened glass is there to protect from scratches and the like. We do like that the display is able to open up quite a fair distance (over 180 degrees).

Besides gorgeous looks, adding on to the S7's premium status are quality components like a Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixel resolution) display – quite rare for a 13.3-inch laptop – as well as an SSD, a component often found in top-of-the-line Ultrabooks.

Despite its premium positioning though, the battery capacity of the S7 is quite small, taking an unfortunate side effect of having such a thin and light body, tipping the scales at just 1.3kg. Even though it's easy to carry around, lasting just over two hours in our battery test means you'll need to be parked near a power outlet more often than not, when away from the office.

And because of its incredibly thin frame, the chiclet-style keys on the S7's keyboard are extremely shallow. Fortunately, the keys have plenty of bounce, which gives users the feedback needed to type fast. Like all premium Ultrabooks, the Aspire S7 also has a reasonably - sized click pad, though we did wish it was a little bigger.
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Friday, 29 March 2013

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Samsung galaxy s4


Samsung galaxy s4

Samsung has finally launched its much awaited smartphone, The design isn’t a lot different than that of the Galaxy S3.

Specifications:

Here’s the surprising bit, the rumors were almost spot on! The Galaxy S4 has a quadcore 1.6Ghz processor with 2GB of LP DDR3 RAM. There’s a 13 megapixel camera on the back and a 2 megapixel one on the front. It comes in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB variants, there’s also a microSD slot on board for memory expansion up to 64GB.

The display is a 4.99 inch Full HD Super AMOLED one with a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels at 441 pixels per inch. There are eight sensors on board, two new ones specifically for temperature and humidity. On the connectivity front it supports WiFi a/b/g/n/ac [HT80], GPS/GLONASS, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0 [BLE], IR LED for Remote Control and MHL 2.0. The power for all of this will be provided by a 2600 mAh battery. The Galaxy S4 will be available in 3G and 4G LTE compatible models from April.

Features:

Samsung Galaxy S4 is being released with the latest Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean version.

S Translator
the user’s very own personal translator. It has support for a decent number of languages and the best part is that it works on voice. It also works as an optical reader, allowing the user to translation written content through the app. As mentioned before, only a handful of language work with S Translator as of now.

 
Samsung Hub

  still remains the one stop shop for purchasing movies, music and games straight on the app itself.

Samsung WatchON 

makes use of the IR sensor on the device, allow the user to control television, DVD player and a host of other electronics straight from the device.

Adapt Display and Adapt Sound 
work together to match the display and sound to the user’s surroundings so as to provide a better and stress free user experience.


Camera features 
include Drama Shot, Sound and Shot and Eraser. The Drama Shot feature can take 100 shots in 4 seconds, from which the user can choose their favorite. Sound and Shot allows the user to add five seconds of audio before a picture is taken, particularly useful for those occasions when recording a video isn’t necessary just for setting the scene. Eraser literally does what it is supposed to.

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