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Qualcomm, A Japanese Technology Company Samsung Has Enabled Host

By , 14 September, 2011, No Comment

NTT DoCoMo, Fujitsu, NEC and Panasonic are discussing a joint venture with Samsung could be created next year, Reuters reported recently. The two companies will develop new smartphone of baseband chips, in an attempt to compete directly with Qualcomm, which is currently 80% of the chip industry connectors. NTT DoCoMo is the major partner in the joint venture based in Japan and the planned total investment is approximately $ 390 million. The joint venture will allow each company to reduce acquisition costs. Samsung has thought of using the new chips in their phones in the family the Galaxy brand’s future, but the group also will sell the new processors from other manufacturers of smartphones. NTT DoCoMo, Fujitsu, NEC, Panasonic and Samsung has not announced formal plans for the company.


Samsung LED UE60D8000 , with Wifi connection

By , 12 September, 2011, No Comment


Samsung LED UE60D8000 A 60-inch flatscreen TV’s most sophisticated 3-D capable and smart
Equipped with a built-in Wi-Fi, application store, web browsers, streaming media and control smartphones, UE60D8000di designated top-level HDTV market, and ready to face stiff competition.Samsung UE60D8000 main competitor is the Panasonic TX-P65VT30, which claimed five extra inches of screen real estate and loyal band of followers. Consumers will also see 60PZ950T LG, Philips 58-inch Cinema 21:09 and Samsung’s own 64-inch plasma D8000.
Meanwhile, seed set in the range of Samsung’s LED, you can get the D8000 in smaller, more affordable versions. There is a model 55-inch, 46-inch and 40-inch on sale around £ 2,500, £ 1,800 and £ 1,300 respectively.

TV is not too heavy, but the large size is very difficult if the lift alone.

Monster screen is flanked by the thinnest shiny silver bezels, and it’s so slim

New Panasonic ‘power zoom’ lenses launched

By , 26 August, 2011, No Comment

New Panasonic 'power zoom' lenses launched

Panasonic has unveiled two new interchangeable lenses for Lumix G System. The two new additions are the first in the company’s premium "X" brand.

Featuring Panasonic’s unique nano surface coating technology, optical image stabilisation and aspherical and ED glass elements, Panasonic claims that the lenses offer higher quality images that previous similar lenses.

Nano surface coating helps to combat reflection which can result in unwanted ghosting and lens flare.

For the first time in an interchangeable lens, both of the new optics come with a zoom lever on the lens barrel, which allows for quick and silent zooming. On the 14-42mm lens, there is no zoom ring to keep the size down, while on the 45-175mm lens the option to use either the lever or the conventional ring is available.

Both the lenses feature a new Power O.I.S (optical image stabilisation), which is designed to help take clear pictures in low-light conditions, or to combat camera shake.

14-42mm lens

Compact size

The 14-42mm lens is collapsible, making it roughly the same size as a compact 20mm pancake lens. When switched on, the lens will automatically pop out to provide a 3x zoom lens, and, when switched off again will automatically retract.

Two ED lenses and four aspherical lenses within the lens promise to minimise distortion and chromatic aberration. Compared with the standard G 14-42mm kit lens, the new lens is 58% smaller (when turned off) and 47% lighter.

The new 45-175mm lens is the first lens to use a fast motorised Multi-Actuator Floating Inner Focus System, which has been designed to ensure that air and dust isn’t sucked into the lens during zooming or focussing.

45-175mm lens

Availability and pricing

The Lumix G X VARIO lenses will be available in black and silver. Each lens can be purchased separately, while the GFX3 kit will contain both the GF3 body and the 14-42mm lens. The 45-175mm lens UK price will be around £400, with a release date set for September. The GF3X UK price will be around £600, while the 14-42mm on its own should cost around £350. Both are set for an October UK release date.

Source: Techradar – All the latest technology news

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