Archive for August, 2010

Ever since the creation of processors, there has been a dog-cat fight between Intel and AMD. While Intel Core Duo with its eight threads and turbo boost technology made computer work at dazzling speed. AMD Opteron worked mainly on its storage capacity and stability. Its higher SPECint performance than Intel upgrades its actual position.

AMD Opteron 6100 Processor works in all power bands but best in mainstream power band and does not waver even in top load of work. While Intel generates more TDP and rests its supremacy with a score of 130W over 95W, AMD puts its bids high by quoting low.

AMD Opteron Processors work many computing applications better than Intel Processors. Its seamless shift from 2-socket servers to 4-socket servers is exemplary, especially when one considers its cost at $744. Simply put, Intel Core Duo Processor is slower than AMD Opteron and just prior reputation is saving the top place for Intel variants.

Motorola, a leader in mobile technology, seemed to have missed the bus in landlines. Its D-11 landline may have got warm reviews from certain sections, but it offers nothing new, than average landlines will offer.

You get a blue-light background, rubbery keypads and smart enough appearance. You are also given deft answering machine portfolio letting your record around 12 minutes of third party talk. You also get pager services and GAP compatibility. Still, these are available in normal landlines now and this landline may just score high on looks and sleekness.

You have caller id, color displays and storage facility of around 100 numbers. You can also text messages from this landline. Even the make is somewhat slippery due to a special plastic cover. However, your interface is pretty user friendly and at $68, is nothing to weep about. This phone has also taken green initiative by application of recycled materials in its making.

Now, people are often digging for window type air conditioners for its better energy efficiency ratio. Condura has come up with a smart variant. It firstly saves about 40% of electricity by simply catering to demands of Energy Star specifications. Even the fan placed inside the gadget is Energy Star’s.

With it, you feel airy all the way in a room with its 4 way distribution. Its dripless design ensures there won’t be too much water scattering in the zone. It is quite enough at 41 decibel. It works at about 904 watts, clearly around half of what the others cost you in your bills.

It is sized at one HP and has a cooling area of around 14-18 sq. meters. It saves energy at 10.5 and cools about 9500 kj per hour. These numbers are astounding considering its reasonable pricing at $465. You get a sanitized instrument with anti-bacterial filter as well.

Gemini has launched its new CD player to be one up with the competitive market. Its CD 400X comes off with an instant start. You can place your songs in seamless loops to ensure continuous playback. You also have the safety of the instrument being fully shock-proof against internal problems.

Your voice modulation would be smart enough with 16% pitch range and eventual timber control. Its specific digital output is sp/dif – IEC958II. You can also change the tempo of the song without alienating its pitch or timber. Thus you can actually remix the songs. You may process the digital signals with braking and filtering techniques.

You get smart interface with 4 track access buttons to different areas. It is quite portable and its jog wheel weighs about 7 pounds. It is moderately priced and listeners dig its exceptional sound quality. Even its framing is accurate and you may zoom your way in train with this instrument.