Samsung plunge into Notebook Market

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Samsung Shark with Intel Core i5 mark it as a serious new kompetior.




After presenting late in February last netbook, Samsung Electronics is now trying their luck with bringing the first notebook in Indonesia, Samsung Shark.
Powered dual-core processor Intel Core i5, Shark SF410 Samsung notebook targeting the premium segment. It comes with ergonomic design, the Samsung Shark was launched to complement the needs of everyday computer with battery life up to 7.5 hours with premium Lithium Polymer battery.

Iconia, Tablet Double Screen based on Windows 7

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Acer penetrated into the tablet market carrying the tablets double sail the Windows platform.

Acer has just announced plans to launch three newest tablet computer tablet device early next year. Not only launch the Android platform tablets, Acer also launched a mainstay tablet system Microsoft Windows 7.Acer Iconia, so tablets Windows 7 it is called, would gush i5 Core processor, memory capacity of 4 GB of DDR3 RAM, hard disk storage capacity of 750 GB, and integrated Intel graphics which will supply the double touch screen 14 inches wide.Like the W100 the Libretto Toshiba netbook has been launched in Indonesia, the user can utilize one of the touch screen Iconia 1.366x768 dot resolution, it has become a key board or play a virtual navigation.

NASA Research Life in Space

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NASA wants to prove, astrobiologi experiments could be held outside the space station.





A nanosatelit no bigger than a pack of white bread and has a similar name with your favorite pastry children launched into space. By NASA, a mini satellite is tasked to study how the source of life took place in the universe.

O / Oreos, which launched the satellite name, an abbreviation of the Organism / Organic Exposure to Orbital Stresses. The satellite weighs at 5.4 pounds is the first nanosatelit which has two experimental tasks.

Experiments "Space Environment survivability of Live Organisms" will study the growth, health, and adaptability of microorganisms that live in a foreign environment and dry land. After O / Oreos reaches orbit, the experiment will give feedback and develop a group of microbes, and gauge their response to radiation and zero-gravity conditions.

RockMelt Effortlessly Melds Social Networking With a Browser

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It isn't easy for any newcomer browser to get the kind of traction necessary to compete with established players like Explorer, Firefox and Chrome. But RockMelt, a new Web browser now in beta and based on Google's Chrome, could very well be a contender. It mixes in elements of social networking and apps to feed the user a constant stream of information, regardless of what site you're looking at.

Given the dominance of the major players in the browser market, any press release announcing a new one might as well be a suicide note. That hasn't discouraged developers from introducing new browsers. Some of those browsers have even been able to spark some initial buzz -- although the kind of buzz volume surrounding RockMelt hasn't been heard in browser circles in some time.

A Broken iPhone Is Better Than a Broken Android

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While fragile and very much breakable, the fact is that the iPhone is actually built to last, compared to its competiton. An integrated system really is better, even if it means shielding devices from some features. A broken iPhone probably has a solution. A broken Android phone can turn into trash.

Steve Jobs recently stood on top of his soapbox to discuss record quarterly earnings by Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) and to stick his nose in the air in regard to competition. It's not that he is ignoring competition. In fact, he seems very much obsessed with it -- but his annoyance is warranted.

The Android folks, who are now gobbling up every manufacturer, carrier and user under the sun, are spreading propaganda that their operating system is "open" while the iPhone is "closed." This is true, as Android owners have the ability to play with a wider variety of applications. It is not the whole story though, which is what Jobs was really discussing, as he must have been thinking that the competition is cyclical, redundant and wasteful.

Working closely within the repair industry, it is very obvious to me what systems are "fragrmented" and what systems are "integrated" -- as Jobs prefers to frame the competition debate.