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Transcend DPF

March 25, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 


Transcend has added to its line of digital photo frames with the the PF810W (white) and PF810B (black) in India.

With an LED lighted touch-sensitive menu interface built into its outer frame with a subtle, elegant interlocking pattern, the PF810 has an 8-inch 800×600 (4:3) color TFT LCD panel to display photos and a full 2GB of built-in flash memory.

Austin Huang, Regional Head – Sales, SAARC and APAC, Transcend, said, “You can add a personal touch of elegant fashion to your living room, bedroom, and even your office and show off the pictures of your precious family, friends and special moments with Transcends new digital photo frames that offer exceptional quality, features and value. In fact, these are much more than average digital photo frames as you can play music and videos in various formats and also tune in to your favourite FM stations.”

The PF810 supports most JPG and BMP formats, and allows users to view their photos one at a time, in slideshow view, or in a tiled thumbnail view. Its AOS (Automatic Orientation Sensor) adjusts image placement on the screen automatically for optimal viewing. The PF810 is also equipped with advanced new NaturaTone intelligent skin color processing and user-selectable color modes that analyze the makeup of each image and enhance colors for a more natural, lifelike appearance.

The DPF also features an alarm clock, FM radio and an electronic calendar.

Priced at Rs. 9,900, the DPF is available with a two-year warranty for device and one-year warranty for panel.

Warbots of WWI and WWII

March 25, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

Long before Predator drones and PackBots patrolled Iraq and Afghanistan, unmanned systems were used in combat—as far back as WWI and WWII, in fact. Here’s a quick look at the coolest of the old-timey warbots:

While reading PW Singer’s Wired for War, I was surprised by the ingenuity on both sides in coming up with unmanned—and even radio-controlled—machines that were occasionally actually used during the two biggies. I’ve highlighted six, plus an exceptional example of early computer intelligence, that are all covered at some length in the book.

At the time of World War I

FL-7 remote-controlled boat (1916)Sadly unpictured – These German “sprengbootes” carried 300lbs. of explosives and were tethered by 50-mile wire to a dude on shore, sitting in a tower 50 feet up. The controller was too vulnerable perhaps, because they soon moved him into an airplane buzzing overhead, still trailing that long-ass cable.

Wickersham Land Torpedo (1917) – Another ill-fated warbot, this one was startlingly close in looks to the PackBots of today, with its two tank treads. But instead of a sophisticated computer brain, this one packed 1,000 pounds of explosive and a rudimentary remote control. Unfortunately for people who like big booms, it never went into production.

Norden bomb sight (1932) – If the unmanned vehicles above represent prototypes in the body designs we see in today’s land, air and sea robots, the Norden bomb sight was the precursor to their cold, calculating brains.

A telescope would pick out a single spot on the ground, a series of gyroscopes and motors would hold that spot in sight, an analog computer would figure out the trajectory of the bombs needed to hit the target, and the whole thing would engage the plane’s autopilot to make sure the bombing went down as planned. You don’t have to read Catch-22 to know that, on bombing runs, nothing ever really went as planned, but the Norden was the closest they had to AI back in WWII, and there’s a reason it was said to “put a bomb in a pickle barrel from 20,000 feet” (even if that’s not going to do the bomb or the pickle barrel any good).

Samsung’s Rugged Mobile

March 23, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

Samsung B2100
Samsung’s B2100 Xplorer, that was reportedly released in a few European countries and Germany very recently, Read more

DC++ 0.75

March 23, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

DC++ is an free open-  source, ad and spyware-  free client, written in C++ for the Direct Connect  protocol originally  developed by John Hess,  that allows you to share  files over the internet with  other users.

  • Much more stable. It wastes less memory, is faster, file size is smaller and long queue won’t freeze the whole program. Neo-Modus Direct Connect eats memory and resources.
  • You can connect to many hubs at same time and search for files from all of them with same search.
  • You can continue downloading the same file from other users if somebody leaves.
  • You can see timestamps in the chat. Chat won’t jump to end when you roll back old messages.
  • Bot messages wont popup new windows, you can also filter bot messages off.
  • No Ads.
  • Search is more versatile.
  • Hublist is downloadable from multiple servers/sources.

:arrow: Click here to download, DC++

TortoiseSVN 1.6.0

March 23, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

TortoiseSVN is an easy to use SCM / source control software for Microsoft Windows and maybe the best standalone Subversion client there is. It is implemented as a Windows shell extension, which makes it integrate seamlessly into the Windows explorer. Since it’s not an integration for a specific IDE you can use it with whatever development tools you like.

Another advantage of this shell integration is that not only web or software developers can use it but all the people who don’t have the development tools installed, for example translators, doc writers etc.

:arrow: Click here to Download, TortoiseSVN

AntiVir Personal 9.0.0.386

March 19, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

Antivir Personal
The AntiVir Personal  Edition offers the effective  protection against  computer viruses for the  individual and private use  on a single PC-workstation.  In order to make possible  an easy operation,  the AntiVir Personal  Edition is developed to the  essential points.

You’ll be amazed how thoroughly AntiVir protects:

  • detects and removes more than 150,000 viruses
  • always among the winners of comparison test featured in computer journals
  • the resident Virus Guard serves to monitor file movements automatically, e.g. downloading of data from the internet
  • scanning and repair of macro viruses
  • protection against previously unknown macro viruses
  • safeguard against cost generating dial-up program
  • protection against trojan, worms, backdoors, jokes and other harmful programs
  • easy operation
  • Internet-Update Wizard for easy updating
  • Protection against previously unknown boot record viruses and master boot record viruses.

:arrow: Click here to download , AntiVir Personal

Thunderbird 2.0.0.21

March 19, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

Thunderbird is a great email client from the same people who brought you the Firefox browser.

Thunderbird gives you IMAP/POP support, a built-in RSS reader, support for HTML mail, powerful quick search, saved search folders, advanced message filtering, message grouping, labels, return receipts, smart address book LDAP address completion, import tools, and the ability to manage multiple e-mail and newsgroup accounts.

  • Full-Featured Email
  • Junk Mail Filters
  • Anti-Phishing Protection
  • Advanced Security
  • Automatic Updates

:arrow: Click here to download, Thunderbird

LD KM710

March 18, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

Well friends this time LG  has done somethin a lot  different apart from its  traditional lifestyle  products, by launching this  trend setter. Read more

Alcohol 120% 1.9.8.7507

March 18, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

Alcohol 120% enables you to make a duplicate back-up to recordable media of nearly all your expensive Game/Software/DVD titles, and/or an image that can be mounted and run from any one of Alcohol’s virtual drives.

No other software available enables you to create up to a staggering 31 virtual drives, allowing you to run your game images at over 200x faster than from a conventional CD-ROM. Alcohol 120% is a powerful utility that uses a unique combination of options to ensure a perfect back-up every time.

All you need is a PC combined with a CD or a DVD burner. No more replacing your expensive original discs due to loss, theft, scratches, or other media imperfections. Your duplicate works just like the original; your entire collection can be archived and your investment protected.

In the home: Have you had experiences with the common conditions of CDs/DVDs? They can easily get scratched, damaged, broken, lost or even stolen. Alcohol provides you with peace of mind and protects your investment.

Your original games/program discs can be safely stored away. Alcohol-created images mean that you always have your expensive media stored safely on your hard drive for instant retrieval at the click of a button. No more searching for the correct game disc or software application install disc, everything is at your fingertips.

This download is for a 30 day trial.

:arrow: Click here to download, Alcohol 120%

Defraggler 1.08.132

March 17, 2009 by nik · Leave a Comment 

From Piriform, the company that brought you CCleaner and Recuva… they now bring you a file defragmentation tool… Defraggler!It differs from other defrag tools on the market, by enabling you to quickly and simply defrag the files you want to, without having to process the whole drive. Simply run it, select the file and defragment in seconds. No more struggling with the Windows defragmentation tool!

  • Defrag Individual Files
  • Compact and Portable
  • Vista Support
  • Locate Files on the Drive
  • Freeware

And remember like all Piriform products, Defraggler is completely free for both corporate and individual use.

:arrow: Click here to download, Defraggler

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