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An Energy Monitoring Brain Makes This Building the World’s First Zero Carbon Convention Center
It's not often (ever?) that a convention center is anything worth being excited about, but Ireland's new Convention Centre Dublin uses ingenius engineering and an omniscient mother brain to monitor and adjust itself. The result? Zero carbon footprint. Every aspect of the CCD's design has been f
Volkswagen Shows Us Cars From the Future
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GenShocks Shock Absorbers Harness Pothole Energy For Better Fuel Consumption
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Cisco Announces Cius 7-Inch HD Android Tablet
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Those who stay in apartments crave for spacious bungalows and those who live in landscaped acres dread the maintenance! So what really is the ideal size for a home? The multi-storey high-rises offer many titillating features and let’s not even get into their crazy architectural style. Offices,![Nvidia GeForce GTX 200 Graphics Cards Makes Your Gaming Rig Officially Outdated [Nvidia]](http://gizmodo.com/assets/images/gizmodo/2008/06/gtx280.jpg)
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Apparently inspired by Buckminster Fuller's push for domed cities, farmers in Kent, England are building a 220-acre series of connected greenhouses, where nothing will be grown in soil. Instead, nutrient-packed water will be used to grow 1.3 million plants hydroponically. The seven greenhouses will
Olympus’ E-5 DSLR Is Their First E-Series to Shoot HD Video
Posted by AceNik on Oct 13, 2010•
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Priced at $1,700, Olympus claims their E-5 has the highest image quality of any of their cameras, combining a 12.3MP high-speed live MOS sensor with TruePic V+ processing. A pricey option for non-full HD video, it shoots just 720p.
The full details are below in the press release, but key points include the 3-inch 270-degree swivel LCD, and the ability to shoot that aforementioned HD video.
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Samsung 20nm NAND Flash Memory Being Tested
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Samsung’s following up its 30nm NAND chips from 2007 with some even-smaller 20nm ones. Write-speed is 30 per cent faster than the previous cards supposedly, and are being tested in up to 64GB SD cards before they’re rolled out properly.
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Toshiba 64GB SDXC Card Is Will Be the World’s Largest, Fastest
Posted by AceNik on Aug 7, 2009• Email This Post | |
On one hand, it’s great to see the SDXC standard—which theoretically tops out at 2TB—flexing its muscles a little bit. On the other, I kinda wish Toshiba wouldn’t announce a record-breaking SD card six months before release.
Toshiba’s upcoming line update stretches from 16GB to 64GB, with read speeds of 60MB/s (that’s megabytes, folks) and write speeds of 35MB/s.
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First SDXC Card Is The World’s Fastest, Only Holds 32GB
Posted by AceNik on Apr 10, 2009• Email This Post | |
SDXC, the new memory card spec announced at CES, promised exciting things, storage-wise. Pretec demonstrated the first card that’ll support the standard, and at a mere 32GB and 50MB/s, well, it’s a step.
The SDXC standard claims a maximum capacity of 2TB, with read/write speeds of up to 104MB/s.
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