3D printer from Thinglab

Well here is an amazing device, which can let you take print in 3D. This device can actually make your computer based 3D projects come to life. You can easily use this printer like any other inkjet printer as said by the Thinglab. It can print complex engineering projects, working concept models with upto 16 million colors and 700 dpi.

This is ideal for product design development, jewelry design, and architectural models. 3D printing is fast and cost effective as claimed by Thinglab. It does seem good if you are about to give a presentation then you can make a 3D model in just a few hours. One thing for sure, this device does not made for the home use, it is entirely for commercial and official works.

This device is available by the Thinglab and it costs around $40000. Therefore, it is definitely not for home use.
Here is a video explaining how it works.

USB Credit Card by Shinhin

We have seen a lot of efforts to find out alternates of regular payment system, but this one is really seems practical to use, as people in South Korea will now be using USB Credit Card. A company Shinhan Card launched its very new USB Credit Card. In order to use you it you just have to plug it into your PC's or Laptop's USB drive and it will enter the card information for you. You can pay for your online purchases by inserting the drive in your computer's USB port. Shinhin's USB Credit Card coming out with a new function called as contactless payment system, where the payments will be made without any physical contact between devices.

Nokia 4G test successful

Nokia announced the 4G test "long term evolution"(LTE) wireless technology was a success, it was one of its kind. This test was carried in urban environment using the spectrum of 2.65GH z, the peak download speed at this spectrum recorded 173Mbps; this was the best result then all earlier tests. LTE can provide the combination of bandwidth, range, scalability, and low power that users will expect from a 4G service.

The prototype base station was installed for ongoing LTE tests at the top of the Heinrich Hertz Institute building in Berlin, in urban where interference typically degrades bandwidth. Test featured multiple users connected to the new base station, giving the 173Mbps throughput was the real world peak. They also tested the LTE by putting terminals into cars and driving them 1 km away from the base station.

“We can demonstrate that LTE meets the high expectations set for this new technology,” said Nokia’s Matthias Reiss in a prepared statement. “Most importantly, we now have evidence that future LTE networks can run on existing base station sites and mobile operators can build LTE networks without requiring new antenna sites.”

LLUON Crystal - ultra slim desktop

Are you looking for a tiny but a powerful computer? Have a look at this LLUON Crystal, it weighs only 3 kilos and its dimensions are 1.77 x 10.90 x 9.61- inch it should catch the attention. Trigem computer is a Korean company famous for making mini-desktops and notebooks in the range of LLUON. LLUON is quite a popular brand name among all local people in Asia, they are always known for making slim and sexy mini-desktops but powerful.

The specifications are not as small as its size, have a look at it -

LBFC27-RIBO
-Intel Core 2 Duo T5200 @ 1.66Ghz
-1GB Ram
-320GB HDD (SATA2)
-DVD recorder (Multi)
-GeForce 8400 GS @ 256MB

LCFVC35-RIBO
-Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 @ 2.00Ghz
-2GB Ram
-500GB HDD (SATA2)
-DVD recorder (Multi)
-GeForce 8400 GS @ 256MB
-WiFi 802.11 - 54MBps connection
-TV Tuner

Its price is around $1500.

64GB Solid State Disk by A-Data

A-Data has just revealed its two new solid-state disks in size of 1.8 inch and 2.5 inch PATA and SATA Drives in Taiwan. A-Data said that it could be a hard drive replacement with storage capacity of 64GB. Both the SSD's provides anti-shock protection, longer data retention, faster access time, and lower power consumption, multiple level cell technology to fits its storage. These drives can also used for consumer electronic products such as UMPC, PMP and camcorder etc.
These SSD drives are only available in Taiwan only. The company did not reveal its price and its availability.

Cowon N3 PMP with GPS, DMB

Cowon just announced its new N3 PMP in Korea. The Cowon N3 uses the same Alchemy AU 1250 600MHz processor and runs Windows CE 5.0 and also supports the exact same video and audio codecs as the Q5. Unlike the Q5 the N3 has no internal memory but rather uses two built in SDHC slots for extra storage. Also it has 7 inch touchscreen with 800 x 480 resolution display, comes up with DMB (mobile TV) support, DivX/Xvid and all other audio and video codecs that are supported by Q5, 32MB flash memory, 128MB RAM, SiRF Star III GPS Chipset, FM transmitter. The body measures 191mm x 120mm x 26mm. This device will hit the shelves in Jan 2008, and the price is not stated by the company yet.

Time Cube Clock with rotating triangles

Here is cool new clock in the shape of a cube; it starts as a box, but then splits into triangles. The biggest triangle shows hours, middle one shows minutes and the smallest one at top shows seconds.

At first sight this clock does look like some medieval period clock, but it is not. This is just a cool new design by the China.
It seems hard to tell the time, but if you think about the triangles like normal clock hands it may not be as difficult as it seems. This clock costs just $12.

150-inch World's largest plasma HDTV

Every year all the gadget lovers wait for the CES in Las Vegas, and the reason is that the companies show-off their latest gadgets in technology, and what is about to come very soon. This year most peoples attention is towards the Panasonic's world's largest Plasma HDTV. They going to break last years record which was taken by the Sharp's LCD TV and that was for 108 inch. Infact earlier in 2006, Panasonic had the same record for plasma HDTV and that one was measured 103 inch. So its like a revenge is taken back. This new 150 inch plasma HDTV is bigger by 47 inch diagonally as compare to the last model and will be the world largest. This is developed by Matsushita Electric Development Co. The display is 2 meter by 3.5 meter, known to be enough for displaying a full scale adult. The pricing for this world's biggest plasma screen is not disclosed yet, but we all know that, its going to be as hugely expensive as its size is. This 150 inch plasma HDTV may hit the stores in 2009.