palm top:
while advances in 3D technology are emerging every year, some of the early 3D techniques still have their place.
the palm top theatre is a simple device that slides onto iphones and transform the 2D screen images into 3D scenes.
nicknamed the i3dg, the device uses the peppers ghost technique to create the 3D image of animation. this technique
uses mirrors to bounce the images from the screen onto glass which once layered creates the illusion of space.
the i3dg was invented by jitsuro mase and produced by directions, inc. the device requires no special glasses to
view it or any special equipment to create the images or animations.
The machine looks to be something like 7-8 inches long, around 3 inches across and a half-inch deep when closed, making it a narrow, tall clamshell PC. At that size it's definitely pocket-friendly, though it's hard to say what percentage of standard size that mini keyboard is. One end houses two USB sockets and what looks like a power port, the other end has audio leads and what may be a video port. There's also a megapixel-class camera, and a green control joystick embedded in the top-right of the keypad, which is a great a position for using the machine as a palm-top (although left-hander unfriendly).
Open the Fujitsu Lifebook X2 halfway and you have sort of an ultra widescreen palm top. Unfold it completely and you have one full size notebook. This denotes a seam running right across the LCD which is enough for me to dismiss it but the idea is intriguing.
Specifications :
while advances in 3D technology are emerging every year, some of the early 3D techniques still have their place. the palm top theatre is a simple device that slides onto iphones and transform the 2D screen images into 3D scenes.
nicknamed the i3dg, the device uses the peppers ghost technique to create the 3D image of animation. this technique
uses mirrors to bounce the images from the screen onto glass which once layered creates the illusion of space.
the i3dg was invented by jitsuro mase and produced by directions, inc. the device requires no special glasses to
view it or any special equipment to create the images or animations.
The machine looks to be something like 7-8 inches long, around 3 inches across and a half-inch deep when closed, making it a narrow, tall clamshell PC. At that size it's definitely pocket-friendly, though it's hard to say what percentage of standard size that mini keyboard is. One end houses two USB sockets and what looks like a power port, the other end has audio leads and what may be a video port. There's also a megapixel-class camera, and a green control joystick embedded in the top-right of the keypad, which is a great a position for using the machine as a palm-top (although left-hander unfriendly). Fujitsu Lifebook X2 Concept Palm Top
Open the Fujitsu Lifebook X2 halfway and you have sort of an ultra widescreen palm top. Unfold it completely and you have one full size notebook. This denotes a seam running right across the LCD which is enough for me to dismiss it but the idea is intriguing.
Palmtop Computers
by small notebook computers on December 6, 2011
Palmtop Computers
Palmtop Computers
The handheld PC can be a mobile phone, an organizer or calculator. It is much littler than a standard laptop and uses its own apps, unlike the laptop that uses the same apps as the desktop computer.
In the latter part of the 80′s early 90′s, those handheld devices were referred to as Palmtop and they were compatible with the IBM personal computers. This twist was called the Atari Portfolio, built in 1989. Other PC manufacturers came up with their own handheld personal computer devices, such as Hewlett Packard who came out with its HP 95LX, built in 1991 and Poqet Computer Corporation came out with its Poqet PC, which was a mini notebook. All these handheld personal computers were compatible to MS-DOS operating system.
The early 90′s handheld computers, apart from the pocket calculator, were shunned by the market, except for me, who always wanted a PDA or a PalmPilot. But seriously though, those devices were cool, excepted that they had limited functionality, due to the lack of apps on them. They were good organizer. But lack compatibility with the background personal computer.
The only handheld device at that time that gained some amount of traction in the market was the Apple Newton. This was a tablet PC that was developed by the Apple Inc. in 1993 but suffered the same fate as the others, due to ironware problems. If Steve Jobs were there, helium would have grouped out those issues. However, helium returned to Apple three years later, in 1996, when they purchased neXT from him.
Steve Jobs returned to Silicon Valley was to mark a new resurgence in the way the world looked astatinehandheld devices. But first, He had to resuscitate the drooping Apple brand. And by extension, Apple’s Inc. from the brink of collapsed to one of the most successful and cash rich companies in Silicon Valley.
Steve Jobs first creation, when helium returned to Apple Inc., was the iPod, which was a portable media layer that came out in 2001. Back then, the first iPod could non be classified as a handheld computer but iPod line, such as the iTouch could be classified as a handheld computer. This was due to its multiple functionality and compatibility with other computer devices.
Smartphone
The smart phone is a mobile phone with an advance technological capabilities and connectivity than an ordinary mobile phone. These phones come with PDA and media player capabilities, along with reinforced in camera, touch screen, web browse functionality and GPS navigation and mobile broadband access.
Apple Inc. was capable to corner the market with its iPhone that was launched in 2007 by Steve Jobs. It is popular phone in the market, due to its extra feature, such as video camera, visual voicemail, virtual keyboard and both 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity. Many other smart phones on the market are doing well, such as blackberry, with a little setback in its functionality, have done well in the past and no doubt will continue to do well the future. Google’s Android, Samsung Galaxy and Sony Ericsson are holding their own in thesmart phone market.
Tablet Personal computer
The evolution of the tablet PC came into existence with Microsoft Tablet PC; in fact the term tablet PC was coined by Bill Gates led Microsoft Corp. in early 2000. The tablet is betwixt a smart phone and a laptop computer and it can be akin to the slate, which is a complete mobile PC. The present day tablets are more high tech with touch screen and virtual keyboard features on with myriad of other functionality.
Steve Job scored big in the tablet market, when Apple inc. launched the iPad tablet in 2010. The tablet is able to function as an audio-visual media and has multitouch screen capabilities that run on the iOS operating system. Since then, a plethora of tablets have entered the market in an attempt to steal the spot light but to no avail, Apple’s handheld devices still dominate market share.
Finally, handheld computer now has more features than a desktop computer. The desktop computer is virtually disused except in the corporate world, where the background is still needed for its capabilities in performing large volume of work.
Lenovo K800 Intel Smartphone - Key Features & Price
- Network:
-2G network: GSM - Display:
- 4.5 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen
-720 x 1280 pixels resolution - Sensors:
- Multi-touch input method
- Accelerometer sensor
- Proximity sensor - Audio:
-Vibration, Mp3
-Loudspeaker
-3.5 mm jack - Memory:
-External: upto 32GB - Connectivity:
-EDGE
-GPRS
-3G
-WLAN
-Bluetooth
-Micro USB 2.0 - Camera:
-8 megapixel auto focusing camera
-Dual LED Flash
-Geo-tagging
-face detection
-image stabilization - Features:
-Google Android 2.3.7
-Single core, 1600 MHz, Intel Atom Z2460 Processor
-Stereo FM Radio
-JAVA Enabled
-GPS
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