360 Degree Glass Speakers
Posted by admin in Electronics, Hi-tech on 18. Jan, 2011 | 1 Comment
Tapered glass speakers amplify a full 360 degrees of sound GreenSound Technology Frazil Speaker Set Frequency response: 300 hertz-15 kilohertz; Dimensions: 49 x 18 x 18; Price: $8,000. A speaker’s sound comes from the diaphragm, a flat or cone-shaped piece that pushes air. It can be made from almost anything: metal, carbon, fabric, paper, even [...]
Fujitsu announces development of wireless recharging technology
Posted by admin in Wearable electronics on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
Researchers at Fujitsu have made huge steps toward developing effective magnetic resonance-based wireless charging systems for mobile devices. We’re all aware of how annoying a tangled mass of electrical wires can be. Fortunately, a research effort from Fujitsu is tackling the problem at its very source. During a conference held in the Institute of Electronics, [...]
First Spintronic Computer Memory Device Successfully Built in Lab
Posted by admin in Computers, Hi-tech on 11. Aug, 2010 | 0 Comments
EPROM Traditional electronic computer memory, made by Texas Instruments. For years, particle physicists and computer scientists have been promising us vastly improved memory chips based on the spin of individual electrons, but concrete advances have been awfully elusive. Now a team at Ohio State has put together a working device to test spintronic memory, and [...]
Early-Adopting Dolphin Uses iPad Touchscreen to Communicate with Humans
Posted by admin in Science on 03. Jun, 2010 | 0 Comments
Merlin, Learning to Speak Steve Jobs promised us the iPad would change our lives, and while it hasn’t been all things to all people – what about that front-facing camera, Steve? – the beauty of such a device is that developers (to the extent that Apple will allow them, anyhow) are free to get as [...]
Scientists create organic ‘molecular computer’
Posted by admin in Computers, Science on 11. May, 2010 | 0 Comments
Researchers have succeeded in building a molecular computer that can mimic the inner working mechanisms of the human brain Researchers from Japan and the Michigan Technological University have succeeded in building a molecular computer that, more than any previous project of its kind, can replicate the inner mechanisms of the human brain, repairing itself and [...]
