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5/03/2011

7 Best Notebook Core i7 currently under bandrol 11 million

7.Axioo NEON HNM.7.047


Processor: Intel Quad Core i7 2630QM-2.0GHz (6MB cache)
Chipset: Intel Chipset Intel HM65 HD 3000 Graphics up to 1.7 GB
Memory: 4GB DDR3
Display: 14.1 "Widescreen (LCD 1366 x 768)
Slot: PC Express Card x 1 Card Reader 4 in 1 card reader (MMC / SD / MS / MS Pro)
Hard Drive: 750GB SATA
Optical Drive: DVD Super Multi
Camera: yes
LAN Card: Gigabit Ethernet LAN,
Wireless: yes
1 x Headphone Out, 1x Mic in, 1 x RJ45, 1 x HDMI
Battery: Li-Ion Battery 6 Cells
Other features: Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR, HDMI output eSATA Combo

Review: With penetrate priced item 6 million, this notebook to be excellent in you want to have a notebook Core i7 with the cheapest price,, the capacity of any hard drive large enough to be one reason the notebook is worth considering one,, one weakness is the notebook is not have quality graphics for gamers who qualified, but if for notebook graphics performance standard on this one worthy of being your choice,,



6.Forsa FS 8683 Series

Processor: Intel Quad Core i7 720QM-1.6GHz (6MB / L3cache / 1333 FSB)
Chipset: Intel 55HM VGA Cards Nvidia GF GT 310M 512MB DDR3,
Memory: 4GB DDR3
Display: 14.1 "WXGA Glare (LCD 1366 x 768)
Slot: PC Express Card x 1 Card Reader 4 in 1 card reader (MMC / SD / MS / MS Pro)
Hard Drive: 500GB SATA
Optical Drive: DVD Super Multi
Camera: 1.3MP, optional external modem 3G,
LAN Card: Gigabit Ethernet LAN,
Wireless: Intel 5300 AGN LAN I / O Ports 1 x DVI Out Port
2 x USB 2.0, 1 x Headphone Out, 1x Mic in, 1 x RJ45, 1 x HDMI, 1 x eSATA Audio Realtek High Definition Audio Miscellaneous Kensington lock x 1
Battery: Li-Ion Battery 4 Cells (4400 mAh)
Weight 2.4 kg (complete system)

5/02/2011

Gadgets that will come out in 2011

1. Google Samsung Nexus S 4G
Its features is the display screen 4-inch SuperAmoled2, Dual Core processor 1GHz CortexA9 Orion, 512 RAM, 16Gb Internal Storege, 5MP camera.
Release date = sprint
Price = $ 300
http://www.google.com/nexus/ site # / index


2. Apple Ipad 2
smarter, leaner and faster than previous ipad. some features include FaceTime, USB, NFC (Near Field Communication) short-range wireless technology, and cameras
Release date = 11 March 2011
Price = $ 499
Site http://store.apple.com/us


3. BlackBerry Playbook
supported by a 1GHz dual-core A9-a Cortex processor and 1GB of RAM. The Playbook is a 7-inch gadget supports Flash 10.1, HTML 5 and HDMI. In addition, it has HD 5MP camera and 3MP camera behind the front. for Wi-Fi model there are 3 version which is 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB
Release date = 19 April 2011
Price = ---
Site http://us.blackberry.com/playbook-tablet/


9/03/2010

Like This Preview Speed a Bullet Uses Technical

Augusteijn said:
“I am a photographer from the Netherlands, specializing in high speed photography. I use a normal flash to achieve very short illuminations. The most critical parameter in this kind of photography is timing, which is achieved by computer control of shutter, flash, valve, gun or whatever other device is used.

These kind of images require a lot of experimentation, dedication, patience and willingness to endlessly clean spill of liquids and debris from objects shot to pieces. Several hundreds of trial shots may be needed to get timing correct. After that, the process is pretty well controlled, and often half of the shots will be usable, with 1 out of 10 really interesting.”

9/02/2010

Sand Shape After Zooming 110x

Sand is an art form itself. sand seems like a bunch of tiny brown stone, possibly flavored with crushed shells. But the sand has a far more interesting story to tell.

Consists of the remnants of the explosion of the volcano, eroded mountains, the organisms die, and even man-made structures, sand can reveal the history of biology and geology-both-local environment. Gary Greenberg, a scientist researching deeper into the sand, the sand was a color who can reveal spectacular in terms of form and the tekstur

Here are photo2 sand in 3D by using a microscope with Greenberg 3D Edge (110x magnification), a collection of grains of sand from around the world
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8/31/2010

This is a Breast Hold Winning Science Awards


A researcher named Dr. Elena Bodnar won the science award thanks to his unique work, a bra which also can function as a nose mask.

At first glance, the results of this work is indeed a farce. But basically, this award is intended to grant innovative works that make people laugh and think. Read More

8/30/2010

Film About The Illuminati Will Coming Soon, Watch It

Director : David Winning

Release Date : 12 December 2009 (USA)

Genre : Sci-Fi, Thriller

Cast : , C. Thomas Howell as Walters (rumored), Lance Henriksen as Dalian, Kevin Sorbo as Thomas Mant

Filming Locations : Los Angeles, California, USA

Company : Clear Pictures Entertainment Inc.

Pre-production has started on the sci-fi action thriller, “The Illuminati,” starring Kevin Sorbo and directed by David Winning (”Andromeda,” “Stargate: Atlantis,” “Earth: Final Conflict”) which will shoot in Canada in Spring 2009. The original screenplay was written by Mark Sevi (”Scanner Cop II,” “Pterodactyl,” “Arachnid”). The film will be produced by Elizabeth Fowler of Clear Pictures Entertainment. Read More

8/25/2010

Coolest Technology in 2010, 3D TV!


Who's been watching Avatar in 3D cinema? Awesome right? Pandora planet seemed to be truly alive ..

How quickly the world's technological development. Looks like we've just started to enter a period of high definition TV, Plasma, LCD, and LED. But now in 2010, is estimated high definition television technology three dimensions, 3D, have started going there in the market.

Just imagine, if you watch movies, or TV broadcast about the world's most beautiful beaches, the white sand and clear blue water, then you'll almost like being there. Cool right? Or if you watch movies like Avatar (James Cameron, 2009) for example, then you'll like being on another planet.

And most exciting, if you watch sports, like soccer, Manchester United versus Everton, or watching the World Cup, you would like to watch directly on the stadium. And its star players, like he was competing in near you in your room. Absolutely insane! Read More

7/20/2010

10 Best Theory About Town Missing In Atlantic Continent.

Greek philosophy plato is the first to write about the legendary continent of Atlantis which called for more than two thousand years ago, scholars have been locked in a fierce debate about whether a place like that really existed. While some people believe the words of the plateau, and partly mangatakan just mocking the idea that an advanced civilization could disappear like so alone and thought as if it never existed. Try to imagine an elephant can walk through the piles of snow without leaving a trace, making it easy to ignore the whole subject and write this as another example of pseudo-scientific new age or a fantastic history and fable untenable. And this is not an unreasonable position after all the evidence, plato describes the place as large as Libya (ancient term for North Africa) and Asia combined, making sure that enough scientists and pity to miss. But nobody has managed to produce as many coral reefs that may have been marked in the ancient shoreline, much less an entire continent sinks. But the search continues and, if any, seem to grow in both scale and sophistication to this day has become a kind of grail / the sacred history of technology for the twenty-first century. Did Atlantis exist, and if not? Although no one can answer that question with certainty, although several attempts to convince the Atlantic if it exists, there are several competing theories out there for consideration. Some of them are theories that make more sense than others-and some even have support from the scientific community but it was all just guessing. So now, without further ado, here is a list, in no particular order, of the ten theories about the lost continent of Atlantis.

1. Plato's idea that states there is an amazing place in the Atlantic did not simply disappear, and barely any islands or land in the eastern United States and Europe / Africa has been proposed as a location for fantastic continent Plato. Unfortunately, none of these islands is impressive in scope or size, and not among the continents, which they claim is something approaching an advanced civilization in the past as in telling the plateau.


2. If one looks at the geography of the planet is at the peak of the last ice age, they will see the sea level was more than two hundred meters lower then as a result of so much water is taken at the massive ice sheets that covered much of North America and Europe. Thus, you can see that the archipelago islands we know today as Indonesia is a complete continent almost as large as western Europe that stretches from Australia to the Indian subcontinent (which also extends hundreds of miles farther out to sea). Subtropical, sub-tropical, and large, it would make a perfect place for the emergence of civilization-perhaps even technologically advanced as today. Could such a global civilization, then just maybe find himself and destroying the technology itself, and all evidence of widespread submerged by the sea because the ice is melting? Of course, this will take many of the flood and mythology advanced civilization managed by diverse cultures around the world and explain the many similarities between parallel structures (pyramids, obelisks, stone carvings) seen around the world today.

3. Mu is the name of a hypothetical continent that allegedly exist in either the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean, depending on who you listen to. In both cases, it is deemed to have been lost at the beginning of human history, a victim who emigrated to another continent to start a new civilization on all continents in the world. Today, scientists generally reject the concept of Mu and other lost continents like Atlantis or Lemuria (see above) it's physically impossible, because the continent sink or may not be destroyed by a major disaster, especially in a short time. In addition, the weight of the archaeological evidence , linguistics, and genetics is contrary to the claim that the ancient civilizations of the New and Old World civilizations originated from common ancestors.

4. greek not the only one with a population of maintaining trust in an ancient civilization, India and the continent of Asia also have their own traditions, which they call civilization which is presumably lemaria island in the Indian Ocean. The idea that there's no place like first formulated by 19th-century zoology philip Sclater as a means of accounting for discontinuities in biogeography he found the Indian Ocean region at that time. The premise was that Madagascar and India may never become part of a larger continent, which is called Lemuria, and now has been deemed obsolete by the modern understanding of plate tectonics, which has consistently shown that while there was a sunken continent-like Kerguelen plateau in the Indian Ocean - there is no known geological formations beneath the Indian Ocean according to Sclater's hypothetical Lemuria. Name at least lend its name to the original small primates known as Madagascar Lemur which makes this theory has many weaknesses

5. charles hapgood controversial proposal by the end of the earth's crust may suddenly shift around twelve thousand years ago (he stated that the crust floats on the magma molten rock, such as orange peel and periodically for thousands of years because of underground pressure and gravity) that capture the imagination of many an event in the Atlantic for years. According hapgood, because this shift, the Antarctic continent at one time much more than now and subtropical north, inhabited by an advanced civilization, and maybe this is referred to as the Atlantic plateau. The sudden shift and then the disaster that destroyed the Atlantic and Antarctic ice boxes occupied today. Although this theory has much support, it is impossible that the earth's crust can change dramatically and suddenly has no support in the scientific community.

6. Another theory that has been recently postulated and once again has some support among scientists-is that the Atlantic and the "great flood" that the plateau is a myth told by another of the historical events that occurred thousands of years before the plateau lahir.mengingat events occurrence of major floods in 5600 the black sea sm which leave little civilization, and in time not so long that civilization can evolve rapidly in the seaside hitam.dengan make great disaster trauma on the community and create a disaster story is heard by the plateau and plato make these stories as insfirasinya for the story

7. an increasingly popular theory about the true nature of the Atlantic-and one that has some acceptance within the scientific community-is that the plateau is referred to the indigenous peoples into the modern Greek island of Crete is known as minoans, mostly destroyed when the nearby volcanic island of Thera (now known as Santorini) erupted in 1600 BC, large enough to generate tsunami devastated several coastal Minoan cities and create massive damage across the Mediterranean bay. As a spectacular and massive disasters, for the wrath of god, given the history of Egyptian history that such kejam.hipotesis menyebutakan that plateau pointing a very large disaster in the form that is not sesuai.penjelasan huge resources in the Atlantic 'and the excessive power or decorate it by telling disaster back to the plateau, and followed by pilosofi greek.

8. for facts, this still requires an understanding of traditional and originally formulated by the authors of the nineteenth century and atlantisphile Ignatius Donnelly in 1882 his book, Atlantis, the antediluvian world, who imagine Atlantic ocean for no more than a few hundred meters and prone to occasional shifts vertical. Because so little is known about the sea in his day, his theories are considered plausible by many people at once until the emergence of modern oceanography, when it was determined that the city has reached five miles in the ocean sea Atlantic atlantic.sementara basically it's about the drowning, the hypothesis that poor Ignatius ilmun manyngkut it, so that if the continent ignarus sink outside of the "pillars of Hercules" (an ancient term for the modern Straits of Gibraltar), which implies that the city lay somewhere in the mid-Atlantic.

9. plato make that reference a lot about a great flood that occurred thousands of years before the time that destroyed almost the entire world, leaving only a small fragment of humanity is left to repopulate the world and civilization began again. Atlantis story is a manifestation of the imagination that sendri plateau, perhaps because the historical event has been inspired by the truth about this flood, where the global flood that might have taken his story ten thousand years before she was born. Could this be some memory that is far from the end of the last ice age, when the global rise of sea level hundreds of feet in just a few centuries, sinking the entire continent.And various stories about the destruction of the world who decorated like a meteor fall into the sea which resulted in enormous destruction.

10. traditional belief in looking after by most scientists and historians over the years is that Plato's account of a fascinating city with a rich as recounted in the Critias and Timaeus only a fiction designed to both entertain and enlighten readers to the dangers of arrogance and change someone back on the gods, and was never intended to be interpreted as a real place or a real occurrence. Evidence for this is suggested by the fact that plato tells us the island was given to the greek god Poseidon fell in love with the beautiful princess Atlantic. I do not think my neighbor indiscriminate atlas has a lot to have children and to whom he was immediately handed part of the island. He also tells us the Atlantic alliance was defeated by Greece and the eastern Mediterranean communities about 12,000 years ago before the beginning of civilization and even appeared in the region-making is not the whole story as fiction. The question is if if we have to take one story as real, it not logical if obliged to accept everything-including gods procreating and-effect timeline also sloping? And make us pause to wonder.         

Terrarium: Glass Art.

Terrarium or vivarium is medium or container made of glass or transparent plastic containing plants, which cater for diverse needs, such as for research, methods of planting and decorating. Can be said that the terrarium is the most natural artificial biosphere because of the biological function occurs in the terrarium was similar to what occurs in nature. So that the terrarium can also be used as a mini biology laboratory.
Terrarium will display a miniature garden in a glass media. Terrarium can simulate the actual conditions in the wild in the medium of glass. For example terarim can simulate a desert ecosystem, desert ecosystem, ecosystems and other tropical rain forest.
Terrarium was first introduced in England. Begins with a mini greenhouse in the United Kingdom and the nobility and terrarium become famous throughout the world including in Indonesia.















How it Works 3D movie and 3D Glasses

Approximately 57 years ago, precisely on the moon in December 1952, started the trend in 3D movie theaters. However, in just two years, that trend had disappeared, mainly because of problems the techniques used. 3D effects are not too impressive, there was only a shadow image when the head moves slightly. In fact, many penontonyang headaches when viewing the 3D impression. At Imax theaters, the 3D effect is still there, but only for short films. No 3D for feature-length films 90 minutes or more. Apparently this condition will soon change. More and more manufacturers and movie studios that produce their new film not only in 2D, but also in 3D format. In fact, Pixar and DreamWorks movie studios adopted as the standard 3D animated them, as in their latest movie and Monsters vs. Bolt. Aliens. 3D film technology and techniques are now much different from the techniques applied in the past 57 years. On occasion this time, CHIP will cover home theater technology at home and their correlation with the 3D movie.

1. This technology formerly nuvision and work with a lens shutter and a projector. Images are projected in turn to the left and right eye. The lens shutter is controlled via infrared and operated with batteries will reduce the light in each eye, especially when an image should not be seen by the eye. Because work without polarization, this technology can use any type of display.

2. The projector displays images alternately through the Z-filter into a screensilver. These projectors will change the light for each eye using circular polarization. Goggles just to pass the appropriate light.

3. A rotating color filter which will replace the wavelength at which the images rotated alternately to each eye. An interference sunglasses will filter out all wavelengths, except those deliberately produced for each eye. 

4. Two projectors at once, one each for left and right eye, will send the light with different polarization simultaneously to the silver screen. Glasses only to miss the picture that has been determined for that eye. 

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