Comparison of Laptop Computers

The purpose of this comparison is to help prospective laptop purchasers in their decision. In today's mobile climate, the average person can make good use of a reliable portable computer; this report is designed to help in that search. Of the many perspective computers, only several brands have been selected for this comparison. Those that have been selected are Pentium computers that boast the new MMX technology. MMX technology lends itself to portable computers because of the added internal processor cache, graphics acceleration, and lower power usage. The first two features add to the speed of the machine and the last to the travelling lifetime.

Different branded Mobiles to have One Standard Micro-USB Charger in Europem

It’s very interesting and useful to have a standard charger for Mobiles, It will help everyone, if anybody loses charge of his or her mobile unexpectedly, and there is no need to be afraid of forgetting to take charger on getting it charged from home.

 Someone could help us with his or her charger though in different branded one.

The good news is for people who live in EU. Majority of Mobile phone manufacturers have met an agreement to make unified charger for Mobiles in Europe. So Mobiles in many brands will be unified the way they carry same charger. microUSB will be the standard charger plug for European mobile phones starting next year.

ASP versus PHP

ASP and PHP are both programming languages that are commonly used to create websites. Unlike the usual static html web pages, ASP and PHP websites are more dynamic and can allow users to interact and exchange information using the website's databases.

ASP is the short term for Active Server Pages, a type of program that works with Microsoft alongside IIS or Internet Information Server. ASP needs a Microsoft Server for the website to work. On the other, PHP or Hypertext Preprocessor, runs using Linux or Unix server. The more updated PHP programs can now run on an NT server.

2010: Golden year for Indian sports

Individual brilliance shone through in record-breaking medal hauls at Commonwealth and Asian Games while the iconic Sachin Tendulkar raised the bar further on the cricket field in what turned out to be a golden year for Indian sports.

There were moments of pure ecstasy when the country's athletes notched up 101 medals (including 38 gold) in the Commonwealth Games here and 64 (14 gold) in the Asian Games in Guangzhou.

It was the best ever medal haul in both events for a nation which hardly looks beyond cricket on its sporting calendar.

Dell Launches Inspiron M101z Laptop in India @ Rs. 20,900

Dell India has come up with its latest offering in the Laptop Segment. Dell on Tuesday announced the launch of an ultra thin Laptop, Dell Inspiron M101z. The new offering comes with the performance of a laptop and the portability of a netbook. It is an ultra-portable and ultra-stylish laptop in a sleek and modern design, which makes it stand out in a crowd.
Speaking at the launch, Mahesh Bhalla, General Manager, Consumer & SMB, Dell India said, “Finally, people can get premium looks, a big display, a full-width keyboard, long battery life and a powerful processor in a laptop no bigger than many netbooks. It makes the ideal companion for women everywhere, whether you are a professional, mom or student.”

2010: The year of hot smartphones

 The field of technology in the year 2010 was quite exciting and eventful especially in the segment of mobile phones, which returned as status symbols in India in its latest avatar - the smartphones.

The new generation devices was picked up by not just the wealthy or the forever-experimenting geeks but also became a must-have productivity tool for business executives and young professionals as well.

Led by a sharp drop in prices, the rise of social networking phenomenon, the need to stay connected while being on the move, aggressive marketing by handset manufacturers as well as peer pressure, smartphones became the hottest gizmo this year.

ProMOS to make own-brand DRAM using Elpida design

ProMOS Technology has announced the company has reached an agreement with Elpida Memory to use the Japan-based vendor's 63nm stack process technology for its own-brand niche DRAM products.

The pair previously struck a foundry deal, under which Elpida would provide ProMOS process technologies while ProMOS allocates capacity for the manufacture of Elpida's standard DRAM chips. ProMOS' monthly output for Elpida's contract orders is set to top 20,000 wafers at the end of 2010.

ProMOS currently runs a 12-inch fab capable of outputting 60,000 wafers a month. Half of the capacity will be allocated to mobile RAM and specialty DRAM chips starting in 2011, the company was quoted in previous reports.

In other news, ProMOS also revealed it is seeking an extension on the repayment of loans totaling about NT$58 billion (US$1.96 billion).

ProMOS reported net losses of NT$7.91 billion for the first three quarters of 2010, showing improvement compared to losses of NT$17.96 billion a year ago.