The First country powered by solar energy

A project to convert the tiny island nation of Tokelau to all solar power is nearing fruition, as workers finish the first of three major panel arrays. Once activated, the installations should provide more than 90 percent of the power used by the islands' 1,711 residents.

The three solar arrays will generate about a megawatt in total, and batteries will keep the lights on at times when Tokelau's citizens previously could not afford to run generators. They are designed to withstand the humid and windy tropical environment, and actually produce a surplus of power, meaning the population can expand without taxing the system.

The roughly nine million New Zealand dollars (around $7.3 million US) needed to plan and build the installations was taken out in loans from the New Zealand government and contributed by the U.N. Development Programme

When the installations are switched on in September, fossil fuels will only be necessary for the three cars maintained by the country

The new Steve Jobs

Xiaomi  is a Chinese based company founded by Lei Jun( image ) .

With the headquarter in Beijing ,  Xiaomi makes MI-One Smartphones wich are  quite popular in china .  MI-One runs on Android  and a 1.5 Ghz dual-core processor from Qualcomm .   

Memory	1GB RAM
Storage	4GB ROM
Battery	1930mAh

the company announced a partnership with Chinese telco China Unicom. The plan was to offern one million custom Mi-one models at 2699 RMB ($421) at Unicom stores on various two to three year term contracts.

Samsung Camera

Samsung has introduced a new point-and-shoot camera called the MV900F that features a flip-up screen and the ability to zoom or capture shots by waving your hands around. It also has Wi-Fi built in so you can share from the camera directly to sites like Facebook and YouTube.

Samsung

As phone cameras continue to overtake the once-ubiquitous digital point-and-shoot, companies like Samsung are always looking for new features to differentiate their devices. The latest innovation from Samsung is a touchscreen that flips up 180 degrees for easy framing of self-portraits. It's certainly a better solution than their ill-fated DualView cameras, which had a tiny secondary screen next to the lens.

The new MV900F also allows you to control the camera by moving your hands in certain ways: in a circle to control zoom, and up and down to fire the shutter (presumably after a short countdown).

It takes 16-megapixel pictures and 1080p video using a 5x zoom lens with an F/2.5 maximum aperture, meaning it can capture quite a bit of light in darker situations.

The camera should be available in August for $350.

Amazon Smartphone

Amazon company already testing its smartphone that comes with a display diagonal of 4-5 inches. Jeff Bezos company will launch a smartphone that would rival the iPhone and the devices running Android.
This time The Wall Street Journal comes with a confirmation about the fact that Amazon already tested their smartphone. Mass production could begin already this year or early next year at the latest.

Madness, American engineers built a camera with resolution of 50,000 megapixels

AWARE2 is camera which takes pictures with a resolution of up to 50 gigapixeli (MP 50.000). AWARE2 was designed and built by engineers of Duke University in North Carolina, USA. 

AWARE2 combines 98 smaller cameras. AWARE2 camera will be used for military purposes in the U.S.. 

Each of the 98 microcameras captures a small portion of the image and through a special computer software a full picture is created. AWARE2 can take pictures of places that no man sees.

  

Budget, Midrange & Luxury Gaming PC

Budget Gaming Pc

The Good:

The Alienware X51 is a powerful gaming PC wrapped up in a form factor similar in size, but only just a bit bigger than an Xbox 360 or PS3 console. It comes with either an Intel Core i3 or Intel Core i7 processor, and a Blu-ray drive, 1TB of storage, and Nvidia Optimus technology that saves power while playing. 

HDMI connectivity means you can easily play PC games on your television set, with better graphics than you’d find on a console. Games such as the graphic-intensive Skyrim: Elder Scrolls V perform well and look great.  

The Bad:

The Alienware X51 offers up some decent specs. The basic model comes with an Intel Core i3 3.30GHz processor and an NVIDIA GeForce GT 545 video card, but if you’re already a PC tech head you may be able to customise your own gaming PC with better specs for a similar price.

Midrange Gaming Pc:

It's not cheap, but there's a lot to like about the Dell Studio XPS 435. This high-tech wonder crams in all you'll need for high-end gaming, with a range-topping Intel Core i7 processor, up to a staggering an unbelievable 24GB of DDR3 memory, and the latest choice of graphics cards. 

Luxury Gaming PC:

The Good:

The Acer Aspire G7700 Predator is a dedicated Windows Vista gaming PC with Nvidia nForce 780th SLI-capable graphic chipset and four hard drive bays (allowing RAID). Configurations include Intel Core 2 quad-core processors, up to 8GB RAM, 7.1 audio support and Blu-ray optical drive. Ships with gaming mouse and keyboard.

There are two good reasons to bolt Acer’s flagship PC to your gaming floor. Firstly, it’s probably worth more than anything else in the house. Secondly, you won’t have to worry about the Predator’s aggressive angular jaws going on a high-tech rampage when its over-clocked quad-core computer brain achieves sentience and decides to eliminate puny humankind.

The Bad:

It looks tougher than it is, so no kicking the plastic shell or flimsy swing arms when you lose a bout. While the gaming mouse and keyboard are OK, it’s always annoying have to pay for accessories you probably already own. 

Motorola ATRIX HD

Motorola has launched Atrix HD, a new smartphone with a large screen and a Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system. It has a TFT LCD  4,5 inch Corning Gorilla screen. The gadget has 8 MP camera with HD recording. Motorola Atrix Hd it's equipped with a dual-core 1.5 GHz processor. It's a cool phone but I rather stick at Samsung Galaxy SIII

iPad mini ????

What thaaa????

Today i heard one of my friends talking about apple iPad mini.

Here are some informations about is ( i hope these infos are useful )   :

According to Bloomberg an unnamed source said a tablet with a screen size of "7 to 8 inches diagonally" will arrive before 2012 reaches its close.

Running on iOS 6.

but im sure that Steve Jobs would never allow this happen.