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The amount of world data created every day
Our current data output is 2.5 million (quintillion) bytes of data per day, according to IFL Science.
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PRS-300/600: Two new Sony e-book products
The two new PRS-300 and PRS-600 e-books of Sony are about to be released recently.
Computer science
Gigabyte launches a new line of motherboards
On April 3, Gigabyte introduced a new series of motherboards - the GA-MA69, all based on AMD's latest 690 chipset platform.
Computer science
The new Vista firewall is not sure of the output security
Microsoft has introduced Windows Vista as a new version that allows for more security features than Windows XP, one of which is new firewall techniques such as two-way f…
Computer science
Computer sales increased, Dell's market share decreased
According to research firm Gartner, computer output increased 13.1% in the first quarter of this year thanks to high demand from emerging markets. In total, 57 million P…
Computer science
Four major changes in the computer market in 2007
PC has experienced a more successful year than expected. Laptop output increased sharply, Windows Media Center system began to take seats on shelves, shoulder-to-shoulde…
New technology
Sensor output helps detect water pollution immediately
A team of students from the Technical University of Denmark has announced that they have successfully created a type of sensor that can detect bacteria in water almost i…
New technology
Remote control over wifi
Want to control a TV or music player with just one wave and from any room in the house? A new wireless-based motion detection system can make this possible.
New technology
Obtain solar energy in the direction of the sun
In order to dramatically increase the power output from the solar panels, it must be kept in optimum condition for obtaining sunlight. The QBotix system solved this prob…
New technology
Detecting new types of nuclear fusion reactions
Scientists have discovered a new type of nuclear fusion that ensures high energy efficiency and utilizes seawater without costly fuel.