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There is no need to look for the schedule of the Shuttle launch 2008. It's this evening and so close. If you are interested in seeing it, the Shuttle launch viewing can be done by visiting www.nasa.gov. The viewing of Shuttle launch is is live on NASA's website.
in Space Science
via Huliq.com @ 20:10 14th Nov
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With the global mobile TV market expected to more than double from $7.9 billion in 2008 to $17.1 billion in 2012, according to the Yankee Group, a worldwide audience is already viewing YouTube videos, films, digital pictures and other content on the small screens of mobile devices in record numbers. Microvision, a maker of ultra-miniature projection display and image capture products for mobility applications, is bringing new technology to original equipment manufacturers that they claim will alleviate the small-screen viewing problem which many users dislike.
in Mobile Technology
via E-Gear @ 21:16 10th Oct
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LG Display intros privacy protection notebook LCDs LG Display on Monday announced it has developed a 14.1-inch LCD panel for notebook computers that can change its horizontal viewing angle from 175 degrees to 60 degrees with an adjustable control. Called Viewing-angle Image Control (VIC) display technology, the innovation gives users greater privacy without the need to use any plastic filters. According to an LG Display executive, reducing the viewing angle does not have a significant affect on screen brightness.
in Data Privacy
via Electronista @ 10:30 14th Oct
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Lextech Labs has introduced iRa, a remote surveillance viewing and control application for the iPhone or iPod touch. The app goes beyond the simple video feed function by allowing full control over pan, tilt, and zoom (PTZ) functions of monitoring equipment. Users can define groups of cameras containing an unlimited number of feeds even across several geographic locations. The camera views can be tiled across the screen and then switched to a single camera by touching the appropriate feed.
in Handhelds
via MacNN @ 4:39 22nd Oct
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Viewing computer screens outdoors in environments such as container terminals can be a challenge. It can also be difficult to see screens properly in warehouses that have lowlight areas. To address these challenges, LXE Inc. introduces its new MX3Plus and VX3Plus mobile computers. Built on the compact MX3X and VX3X horizontal-display platforms, the MX3Plus and VX3Plus have state-of-the-art active-matrix screen displays that provide exceptional viewing both indoors and in direct sunlight.
in Mobile Technology
via DC Velocity @ 9:06 9th Nov
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September 26, 2008 Wide angle viewing attributes are a plus for flat screen TV's, but sometimes the opposite can be said for laptop computers, especially for road warriors working on planes and trains who might prefer that the information they are viewing isn't visible to the person sitting next to them. Dell has announced a software based solution to this problem as an option on its semi-rugged Latitude E6400 model.
in Data Privacy
via Gizmag @ 17:09 26th Sep
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Internet Movie Database is offering free viewing of movies and TV shows at imdb.com. Imdb, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, is also allowing filmmakers and rights holders to upload content for viewing. CBS, Hulu, Sony Pictures Television, and more than 500 independent filmmakers will provide videos that Imdb will stream to Web browsers.
in E-commerce
via Data Storage Today @ 10:32 17th Sep
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NBC, the most ratings-challenged among broadcast networks of a live, prime-time viewing audience so far this season, is getting a boost in viewership for several of its programs. This is coming from Internet streaming videos, and to a lesser extent, VOD and mobile viewing, according to Total Audience Measure Index (TAMi) data released by the network.
in Mobile Technology
via Mediaweek @ 19:55 15th Oct
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EZPnP has developed its first portable memory card backup device with photo viewing capability. The new EZDigiMagic model DM220-P08 allows users to burn files directly from memory cards to CD or DVD discs. Additionally, its 2” color TFT screen can preview images from either the memory card or the backup disc—all without using a computer. The preview function also offers both multiple-image and single-image viewing, while providing zoom-in, zoom-out, and scrolling options for each photo that’s displayed.
in Gadgets
via Shutterbug @ 15:11 28th Oct
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October 20, 2008 - Designed to facilitate electronic troubleshooting and validation, Series U1253A features OLED readout that provides 2,000:1 contrast ratio, 160 viewing angle, and Large Display mode to ensure clear indoor viewing. Units feature 4.5-digit resolution with 50,000-count full-scale dual display and basic accuracy up to 0.025%. Beyond basic DMM functions, models provide temperature measurements and automated data logging with optional PC-interface cable.
in Handhelds
via ThomasNet @ 23:48 20th Oct
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display, claims the company. For on-the-go and benchtop applications, the OLED readout provides a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, a 160 viewing angle, smoothed fonts and a "large display" mode to ensure crystal-clear indoor viewing.
in Handhelds
via Electronic Engineering Times Asia @ 14:46 13th Oct
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According to Agilent Technologies, its U1253A handheld digital multimeter is the first of its kind to use an OLED (organic light-emitting diode) display. The OLED readout provides a 2000:1 contrast ratio, a 160-degree viewing angle, smoothed fonts, and a large-display mode to ensure crystal-clear indoor viewing, even in the dark and off-angle situations.
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via Test & Measurement International Report @ 15:19 20th Nov
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Agilent Technologies has introduced the U1253A handheld digital multimeter (DMM), the first DMM to use an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display. For on-the-go and benchtop applications, the OLED readout provides a 2000:1 contrast ratio, a 160-degree viewing angle, smoothed fonts and a large display mode to ensure crystal-clear indoor viewing.
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via EDN Asia @ 20:52 18th Oct
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Los Angeles, CA, October 29, 2008 -- Digital Foci, Inc. www.digitalfoci.com announced today that it is now shipping the Pocket Album Deluxe OLED 2.8 photo viewer with high-quality OLED screen. Pocket Album Deluxe OLED 2.8 holds over 4,000 photos right in your pocket and features a 2.8-inch OLED screen with viewing stand, carrying case, and wrist strap -- available in popular colors of Red, Sky Blue and Charcoal. With the cutting-edge OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) technology, Pocket Album OLED displays your digital images brighter, with better contrast, and at wider viewing angles than conventional LCD screens.
in Photography
via CameraTown @ 15:59 30th Oct
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Los Angeles, CA, October 29, 2008 – Digital Foci, Inc. www.digitalfoci.com announced today that it is now shipping the Pocket Album Deluxe OLED 2.8 photo viewer with high-quality OLED screen. Pocket Album Deluxe OLED 2.8 holds over 4,000 photos right in your pocket and features a 2.8-inch OLED screen with viewing stand, carrying case, and wrist strap -- available in popular colors of Red, Sky Blue and Charcoal. With the cutting-edge OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) technology, Pocket Album OLED displays your digital images brighter, with better contrast, and at wider viewing angles than conventional LCD screens.
in Photography
via Imaging Resource @ 20:57 29th Oct
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VIZIO announced on Monday it has shipped its VO-series 1080p HDTVs, including the newly styled 32-inch VOJ320F and 37-inch VOJ370F as well as the 32-inch VO32LF-32 and 37-inch VO37LF-37 with more traditional styling. The VOJ models are the first in VIZIO's line-up to feature the Java-colored bezel accents and redesigned stand and cabinet. All sets share the same 6,500:1 contrast ratio, 6.5ms refresh rate and 500 nits of brightness, coupled to 178-degree vertical viewing angles. The VOJ models add picture-in-picture (PIP) and picture-outside-picture (POP) viewing options.
in Java
via Electronista @ 8:56 22nd Oct
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Paintings, sculptures and photo art by nine Bahraini artists are on show at the Banyan Tree Desert Spa and Resort, Sakhir.
in Arts & Culture
via Gulf Daily News @ 1:50 30th Oct
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in Java
via Developer.com @ 5:04 24th Oct
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in Space Science
via European Space Agency @ 21:05 17th Oct
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THE world's mammals are in crisis, with about 1 in 5 species threatened with extinction. That is the bleak headline news from the latest revision of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, released on 6 October.
in Biological Science
via New Scientist @ 10:52 15th Oct
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The New York Times has an interesting tool for reviewing the debate. Alongside the actual video, there is a transcription (which you can click on to go to that section of the video), a search tool (that counts the number of usages by each candidate), a topic segmentation view, and even a fact checker that links to corrections.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 19:24 3rd Oct
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Parts I and II of this series covered covered the "planetarium" programs KStars and XEphem. They can answer pretty much any question about what's where and when in the night sky. But they don't really give you the feeling of being there like a couple of newer entries on the Linux astronomy scene: Stellarium and Celestia.
in Linux
via LinuxPlanet @ 8:17 23rd Sep
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in General Science
via Science Magazine @ 14:01 1st Nov
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Sony Electronics is announcing a single-projector 3D adapter designed to work specifically with its 4K projectors in movie theaters. The new adapter uses the full height of Sony’s 4K imaging device, with the ability to display full 2K images for the left and right eye simultaneously and in parallel, from top and bottom. The new lens units, models LKRL-A002 (X1.1 -1.9) and LKRL-A003 (X1.9 - 3.3), consists of an optical and mechanical assembly for each left and right eye image. It is designed to meet DCI specifications for 3D digital projection, while overcoming the bandwidth and resolution limitations of currently available 3D systems. Expected to be available in March 2009. Prices TBD. www.pro.sony.com
in Gadgets
via Studio Monthly @ 10:37 1st Nov
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