Well all dreamed of it, having a real paper like E Ink display that can be used like our average newspaper, and well LG Philips Did it! With a 19” (25?40cm) flexible E Ink display almost equivalent to an A3 page size and just with a weight of 130g and a thickness of just 0.3mm.

As mention the Korean press release, this display can be easily deform without breaking. Of course this does not mean that tomorrow we will read our news or Akihabara News for that matter in the train with such display, but we are however heading to this direction whether you like it or not!

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LG Display’s world first 19-inch E Ink flexible diplay

Cownon announced that they will launches January 25th in Korea at least, they new Windows 7 capable MID the Cownon W2 in 4 different flavors with the W2 60GB, 80GB, and the 60GB Premium and 80GB Premium.

The W2 features a 4.8” LCD with a 1024?600 resolution with touch technology, Wireless Lan B/G, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, an Atom 1.33GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM, TV-Out with a total weight of 450g and a size of 143.6?88.1?27.5mm.

The W2 will be sold in Korea between 599000 (534USD) to 739000 (659 USD) Korean Won.

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Cownon W2 Windows 7 MID to be launches January 25th

Cownon announced that they will launches January 25th in Korea at least, they new Windows 7 capable MID the Cownon W2 in 4 different flavors with the W2 60GB, 80GB, and the 60GB Premium and 80GB Premium.

The W2 features a 4.8” LCD with a 1024?600 resolution with touch technology, Wireless Lan B/G, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, an Atom 1.33GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM, TV-Out with a total weight of 450g and a size of 143.6?88.1?27.5mm.

The W2 will be sold in Korea between 599000 (534USD) to 739000 (659 USD) Korean Won.

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Cownon W2 Windows 7 MID to be launches January 25th

The Korean manufacturer Optoma, announced yesterday its first 3D projector the EX762. Featuring a Texas Instruments DDP2431 10bit Video processing Chip and a DC3 DMD Chip, our projector is capable to offer a 1024?768 resolution, 3D video play back, a 4000 ANSI brightness and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. If you are interested, well you will have to first fly over to Korea where this new projector is now available for sale at 1.9 Million Won (1700 USD).

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Optoma EX762 first 3D Projector now available

The Korean manufacturer Optoma, announced yesterday its first 3D projector the EX762. Featuring a Texas Instruments DDP2431 10bit Video processing Chip and a DC3 DMD Chip, our projector is capable to offer a 1024?768 resolution, 3D video play back, a 4000 ANSI brightness and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. If you are interested, well you will have to first fly over to Korea where this new projector is now available for sale at 1.9 Million Won (1700 USD).

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Optoma EX762 first 3D Projector now available

The Korean manufacturer Optoma, announced yesterday its first 3D projector the EX762. Featuring a Texas Instruments DDP2431 10bit Video processing Chip and a DC3 DMD Chip, our projector is capable to offer a 1024?768 resolution, 3D video play back, a 4000 ANSI brightness and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. If you are interested, well you will have to first fly over to Korea where this new projector is now available for sale at 1.9 Million Won (1700 USD).

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Optoma EX762 first 3D Projector now available

Windows 7, Microsoft’s latest operating system, went on sale today. While people are not lining up around the block to purchase a copy, many lawyers may be wondering whether it would be worth their time, money and trouble to upgrade …

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Windows 7 Arrives. Should You Invite It In? « The Last Word

As we tipped last week, RIM has launched a second-gen model of its highly-praised BlackBerry Bold. The Bold 9700 – previously codenamed Onyx – is expected to hit the stores sometime next month, slotting in as RIM’s new flagship QWERTY …

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RIM unveils BlackBerry Bold 9700

As we tipped last week, RIM has launched a second-gen model of its highly-praised BlackBerry Bold. The Bold 9700 – previously codenamed Onyx – is expected to hit the stores sometime next month, slotting in as RIM’s new flagship QWERTY …

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RIM unveils BlackBerry Bold 9700

The Optoma PK102 is the company’s next generation in pico projectors. This little device features 10 ANSI lumens, a HVGA (480 x 320) resolution, and 2000:1 contrast ratio. Recently, the writers from PC Magazine released their review of …

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Optoma PK102 Projector Review

The Optoma PK102 is the company’s next generation in pico projectors. This little device features 10 ANSI lumens, a HVGA (480 x 320) resolution, and 2000:1 contrast ratio. Recently, the writers from PC Magazine released their review of …

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Optoma PK102 Projector Review

The Optoma HD20 DLP projector opens the big screen home cinema door to a whole new budget market.

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Optoma ThemeScene HD20 DLP Projector

You know what’s better than a PK-101? A PK-102. You know what’s not better than a PK-101? A PK-100. Unless, of course, you’re focused solely on price. Quietly announced to hit the lower-end market, the PK-100 is described as a simplified version of its more sophisticated siblings, boasting the same DLP-based engine as well as 11 ANSI lumens of brightness and a 1,000:1 contrast ratio. Unfortunately, you’ll only find a single composite video input and a 480 x 320 native resolution, but hey, for an estimated retail price of $199, what else did you really expect?

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Optoma’s $199 PK-100 pico projector goes for the bargain crowd

Man, Core i7 laptops just keep coming and coming (kinda like Arnold). The latest in what’s sure to be a torrent of companies upgrading their premier products to Intel’s finest quad-core battery killer is MSI, with the GT640. Though MSI hasn’t yet specified which of the trifecta of Clarksfield chips it has inside the machine, we do know there’s a 1GB NVIDIA Geforce GTS 250 taking care of graphics, as well as options for up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM, half a terabyte of storage and a Blu-ray burner. Other notables include a two megapixel webcam, HDMI, 7.1 channel audio output and an eSATA input. While we don’t yet know the wallet damage for that red-striped aluminum alloy body, its Windows 7 installation would indicate a release some time around, oh, October 22 perhaps? One more shot of the keyboard and screen after the break.

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MSI GT640 houses Core i7, claims to be ‘world’s most powerful gaming notebook’

This is Peugeot’s latest niche car, the RCZ, which will debut in production form at next month’s Frankfurt Motor Show. bilde. It is two years since Peugeot signalled the car in concept form. It will be powered by by a choice from two …

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Irish Car and Travel News – carandtravel.ie: RCZ leaps from Frankfurt