Buying a Laptop ? Just Wait !!!

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Yeah , that's right ! This is not the best time to buy a laptop .

WHY ????

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• Intel 3rd generation Ivy bridge processors (note book version) are set to launch this June . They are significantly much more energy efficient than the current line of 2nd generation Sandy bridge processors due to their unique 3D transistor technology. It means more  battery life . They have also much better usb 3.0 support and better hardware integration of windows 8.

Lenovo Yoga -tablet/laptop hybrid

•  You may say windows 8 is a software and you could install it on any current system .Well, you are partially correct. But windows 8 is entirely different from Windows7. Its more suited to touch screen products. Companies are also planning to launch touch enabled laptops in awake of Windows 8 launch.But you have to wait even longer , Windows 8 is scheduled to launch this September/October.

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Google announces Project Glass

Google ,today announced the testing of futuristic head mounted display  code named Project Glass.
Also known as Google eye , it already became popular with the tech community.
It looks like a normal spectacle , but equipped with various sensors and transparent display.

If this initiative becomes a success we would leap into the next generation of gadgets.


Also have a look at this video , its quite interesting.

Is the world ready for it ?
Stay tuned with us.

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tipsengine

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Ultrabook is the "next" ?

Check out this amazing video on ultra books :The reason that it will be a crowd puller tomorrow.This is an original intel commercial for promoting their ultrabook category laptops.

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Mercury launches Android 4.0 ICS-ready mTab Neo 2 tablet

Kobian has launched Mercury Android 4.0 ICS-ready mTab Neo 2 tablet priced Rs. 14,999 with one year warranty. Currently running Android 2.3 Gingerbread, Kobian says the mTab Neo2 will support an upgrade to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, due to be released within four weeks.

Specifications includes 512MB of RAM, 8GB of built-in storage expandable through a microSD card (up to 32GB), and a 16:9 aspect multi-touch display, with a 1,600K colour gamut.The Mercury mTab Neo features Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS, apart from 3G.

The Mercury mTab Neo2 has both front and rear-facing cameras, as well as an HDMI out port, to stream HD quality video. The mTab Neo 2 will supposedly deliver 6 hours of battery life as well.


A host of Android 4.0 ICS tablets were announced in the past couple of weeks, from Micromax’s Funbook, Zync’s Z-990, to HCL’s new ME Tab U1 and MyEdu Tab K12 and HE. Being a 7-inch tablet however, Mercury mTab Neo 2 is priced surprisingly high compared to these others, however, it does boast of a dual-core 1.2GHz processor (ARM Cortex A8), as well as built-in 3G connectivity, and voice call support.

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