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Technical Specifications

With its ultra-portable dimensions of 13 inches, its brushed aluminium cover and silver front bumper, this laptop is sleek enough for professionals looking for a business computer. It has reinforced metal hinges, making it a little sturdier than the average laptop, and a spill-resistant, backlit keyboard, great for someone on-the-go. It has two mouse inputs, a touch pad and a rubber stick, but with itsUSBports will also accommodate an external mouse.

If you are in the market for a brand new tablet, there’s a good chance you have probably considered purchasing Amazon’s Kindle Fire. While it’s not meant to perform heavy duty tasks like 3D model design and hosted pbx, the Kindle has been touted by some as the ultimate media consumption device. With access to the Amazon store and a virtually unlimited amount of media to purchase, the Kindle can also become a goldmine for the company.

A recent study from Nielson Norman Group found that the browser crashes more often than Internet Explorer, the touchscreen buttons are too small and unresponsive, and the overall UX was extremely poor. Amazon set out to create a tablet “for the people,” but came up short when actually taking into consideration the people who were actually going to use the product.

The iPhone 4S has come in a blaze of media glory, yet there are numerous people with their own Androids and BlackBerrys that believe their phone has a one up on the Apple iOS 5 device. All we are going to say is that this is wrong, here are the reasons the iPhone 4S is the best device on the current market.

Siri

The Siri technology in the new iPhone brings user interaction to another level and makes the iPhone 4S the king of all phones in this area. This ability to communicate with your phone accurately through the use of voice is completely new and is by far and away best achieved in the iPhone.

The fact the iPhone 4S offers an accurate experience that learns as it goes is a huge leap forward. The device also manages to work on most apps and it can take dynamic instructions and turn them into actions – something Google voice control struggles and even fails to do.

High-definition televisions have become the industry standard for entertainment over the past few years; but several new innovations in flat screen technology have made it possible to enjoy television on a level that was never possible before. The Samsung Smart LED TV line has upped the ante when it comes to innovations, which makes it one of the best televisions to own for those who are serious about their entertainment.

Access The Internet From Your TV

One of the greatest features of the Smart LED TV is that it allows you to access the internet directly on your TV. You can browse the web, view your Facebook and Twitter feeds, and even chat with your friends straight from the comfort of your couch. Numerous other apps for entertainment are included, such as Hulu Plus and Netflix. With out of the box setup and WiFi integration, getting on the web using the television is extremely simple.

While most consumers were anticipating the release of the iPhone 5, many were surprised when Apple instead released the iPhone 4S. While this new release does resemble the previous model somewhat this iPhone version is definitely a new device altogether. The new version features changes in the internal design as well as with the software it uses.

The iPhone 4S comes in six distinct models. The colours it is available in are black and white. These colours each come in three different sizes. There is a 16 GB model, a 32 GB model and a 64 GB model. This array of storage size makes it much easier for users to get the appropriate amount of storage to fit their needs.

The camera feature has been improved with the iPhone 4S. It offers a rear facing camera that has an overall resolution of 8 megapixels. The previous iPhone 4 only offered 5 megapixels. The custom lens of this new camera is also a step up from the previous iPhone. It also has a wider f/2.4 aperture. This helps emit more light when improves picture quality especially when in lowlight settings. So good is this camera that Apple claims an 8.5 by 11 inch photo can be printed from the iPhone 4S with no distortions.

These days consumer robotic products are used for everything from toys to home cleaning to global communication. The Roomba vacuum—popularized by the YouTube video in which a cat takes a magical mystery ride—is an example of home maintenance turned robot, while kids’ favorite Robosapien lands at the consumer’s door with preprogrammed dance moves. How many more lovable robots wind up occupying our kitchens and living rooms remains to be seen. Perhaps there’s room for a robot that performs phone number lookup tasks while cooking dinner, or a robot that optimizes your webpage for search engines while doing your laundry. Roboticists would answer optimistically.

On the utility side of consumer robotics, the ConnectR robot is an example of applied virtual telepresence technology. Consumers may use this device to keep an eye on their kids (essentially giving it the role of a hi-tech baby monitor) or conduct meetings with people on the other side of the world. These virtual meetings can potentially take place while the consumer is on the go, as the moveable nature of the device makes it so that the robot follows its owner during a conversation.

On the pricier, more experimental end you have the Anybots project, which is a broad robotics research effort ranging in nature from Segway androids to telemanipulation. The development here seems to have the desired end result of bringing greater mobility to consumer robots.

If there’s one trend we’ve noticed among newly released tech products in recent weeks, it’s that slimness is once again being touted as a major selling point. First, the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S II only exasperated the ongoing feud regarding thinness between Samsung and Apple. When Samsung touted the Galaxy S II as the world’s narrowest smartphone, Apple quickly countered that claim in court, arguing that the Galaxy is wider than the iPhone 4 at its widest point even though it may be narrower overall. Then, more recently, Motorola Mobility released the Droid Razr, an updated version of its ultra-thin model from the past decade that is now being advertised as the thinnest smartphone in the world – thinner by any measure than the Galaxy S II or the iPhone 4.

Which brings us to the even more recent release of the Acer Aspire S3. The Aspire is one of the first of the “ultrabooks” – a term defined by Intel to describe laptops with certain specifications that mimic a MacBook Air, most notably in the areas of weight and thickness. Based on these criteria, the Aspire performs admirably well. It has the look, feel, size, and – most importantly – depth of a MacBook Air, and it does so at a greatly reduced price. The Aspire has a thickness that ranges between 0.51 and 0.69 inches, and its base model will retail for $899. Although laptop reviews note that the Aspire S3 pales next to the MacBook Air when it comes to processing and storage capabilities, it therefore succeeds in the areas that it cares about most: value, dependability, and portability. In many senses, the Aspire is a MacBook Air for the masses. It may not be your best choice for intensive gaming, but it delivers an affordable and thin product for the average user.

The new Apple iPhone 4S caused quite a stir upon its unveiling for not being the much anticipated iPhone 5, but Apple enthusiasts shouldn’t overlook the phone as if it were just a basic prepaid phone. While the iPhone 4S may look just like its older brother, the iPhone 4, it comes packed with a variety of features that definitely make it much more advanced.

The foremost feature that reviewers can seem to get enough of is Siri.
Siri is a voice-controlled assistant that isn’t found on any other iPhone, and isn’t matched by any other cell phone developer. Walter Mossbery of the Wall Street Journal even commented that:

“The standout feature is Siri. It answers questions and provides information using natural language and an intelligent understanding, not just of words, but of context and colloquial phrasing…it isn’t a simple voice-command system. It understands a wide variety of ways to ask a question, grasps the context, and returns useful information in a friendly way, either audibly or by displaying results on the screen. It learns your voice as it goes along.”