S1100 ScanSnap Scanner Tool World's Smallest

Posted on | Wednesday, January 26, 2011 | 1 Comment

Deliver Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner portable S1100 is the smallest in the world, equipped with connection capabilities to a variety of popular cloud computing-based services like Google Docs, Evernote and Salesforce CRM that allows users to store the image data. 

S1100 has a feature for easy use, with one-touch scanning and reinforced with various capabilities to enhance productivity and durability. Model S1100 is equipped with a continuous function Document Feeding (CDF) manual for easy scanning document much non-stop. 

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Embeddable Opera browser on TV and Sony's Blu-ray

Posted on | Friday, January 21, 2011 | No Comments

Opera browser embedded in the device selected for television and blu-ray player of Sony.

Devices Opera Software Developer Kit (SDK) is a cross platform, 'standards-based backbone' Opera for TV sets and Blu-ray Disc players. Open platform for creating web-standard solution-base, the Opera Devices SDK

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2010, WD Sell 52.2 Million Units Hard Drive

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Western Digital Corp. earned approximately USD2, 475 billion by sending your hard drive as many as 52.2 million units. 


"We are very pleased to generate revenue, profitability and December quarter gross margin is higher than expected, reflecting solid execution and improvement in the condition of the hard drive industry as compared with the previous two quarters,"

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Sandy Bridge, New Stud Intel

Posted on | Tuesday, January 18, 2011 | No Comments

One of the many discussed at the Intel Developer Forum 2010 in San Francisco is Sandy Bridge. The thing is it? Yes, Sandy Bridge is not the name of the bridge, but the code for the new processor developed by Intel as a substitute for Nehalem.

Sandy Bridge touted as an evolutionary step from the Intel Core i7 i5 and is now a "brain" multiple computers on the market. The difference, Sandy Bridge will promote energy efficiency so that the processor is more effective at work. Another advantage is its ability to process visual data so as to produce a more detailed view.

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10 Prediction Storage Trends in 2011

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JAKARTA - Year 2011 which has just started this, of course demands a variety of changes, including in the IT industry segments.
According to the Hu Yoshida, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Hitachi Data Systems storage market trends will be colored with 10 primary storage data centers around the transformation.
And the following 10 trends storage according to Hu Yoshida:

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Intel Pidgin Sales in Asia

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SAN FRANCISCO - penetration computer sales in Asia it is still good by Intel. That's why the company is still very optimistic, especially chip sales in India and China will conduct.

''So far I see the development in the Asia-PC good enough,''said Navin Shenoy, Intel's General Manager for Asia Pacific, told Reuters, who was quoted on Monday (1/17/2011).

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New Worm Ready to Attack Iran

Posted on | Monday, January 17, 2011 | No Comments

Tel Aviv - Israel reportedly has tested a computer worm is believed to be useful to sabotage Iran's nuclear centers and slowed his ability to develop atomic weapons.
In the report New Yorks Times described this worm as the union between Israel and the U.S. which seeks to weaken Iran's nuclear ambitions. While worms that destroy Stuxnet the past two years at the Dimona complex of Iran, is just the beginning part. 

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