Showing posts with label size. Show all posts
Showing posts with label size. Show all posts

Sunday, July 24, 2011

World's Slimmest Blu-ray player by Sasmung

The Samsung BD-D7500 is the slimmest Blu-ray player around, and Which? has put it through its paces at the lab to see how it compares to its bulkier rivals.

Holding the ‘World’s thinnest Blu-ray player’ accolade is all well and good, as long as it’s also able to render decent high definition pictures and good audio quality, and the latest batch of Blu-ray player results to return from the lab has shown that this is the case.

The Samsung BD-D7500 has a number of features, including its 1GB of internal memory, its web-connectivity that brings YouTube, and iPlayer to the big screen, and its 3D technology.

All this comes at a price, however, with the Samsung BD-D7500 being at the top end of prices for the recent batch of Blu-ray player reviews, which ranged from £80 to £225.

If you’re looking for a stylish, wall-mountable Blu-ray player then the Samsung BD-D7500 could be the one, but many of the other more-affordable models in the latest batch of reviews performed favourably in our lab tests.

Friday, May 13, 2011

Seaget Slimmest External Hard Disk Coming in Second Quarter 2011

Storage capacity and the physical size of storage media have always shared an inverse relation. As the drives gradually shrunk over time, storage capacity has increased nonetheless. Seagate has given its GoFlex range of portable external drives the same treatment with the new GoFlex Slim drive. The Slim GoFlex variant packs in 320GB storage capacity in a 2.5-inch form factor that's slimmed down to 9mm, which is 38% thinner than the previous GoFlex range.

You essentially get the same form factor, but in a thinner package that's easier to slip into your pockets. The secret behind GoFlex Slim's anorexia is Seagate's Momentus Thin drive, which spins at a speedy 7200RPM and features the USB 3.0 interface. The drive may be slim, but the price sure isn't. It retails at an MRP of Rs. 4,500, but a trip to your local hardware haven is recommended for the current street price.

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

SSD or Solid State Drive Vs Hard Drive or HDD Comparison


Solid State Drives are Technology of the Day.
New Technology = Expensive
Solid State drives with 64 GB capacity cost almost $180+
HDDs record data by magnetizing ferromagnetic material directionally, to represent either a 0 or a 1 binary digit. While SSDs use non-volatile flash memory
SSD or Solid State Drive

Hard Drive or HDD

Reliability of the drives
HDD drives use mechanical parts are there lifespan is limited. While SSD using flash memory can sustain almost 100,000 write cycles per write cell.

Read/Write Speeds
The typical access time for a Flash based SSD is about 35 – 100 micro-seconds
Whereas that of a rotating disk is around 5,000 – 10,000 micro-seconds. That makes a Flash-based SSD approximately 100 times faster than a rotating disk.
HDD data transfer rate at the rate of 80 megabytes per second typically.
SSD data transfer rate at the rate of 170 megabytes per second typically.
Although SSD are slow when to compared to small file writes, they have a constant read and write rate.

demonstrated a 1 TB flash SSD using a PCI Express x8 interface. It achieves a maximum write speed of 654MB/s and maximum read speed of 712MB/s

Audible noise
HDD have audible clicks and crunching sounds. While SDD drives are often quieter because they have no mechanical parts

Size 
Flash-based SSDs are manufactured in standard 2.5″ and 3.5″ form factors. 2.5″ SSDs are normally used in laptops or notebooks while the 3.5″ form factors are used in desktops

Vibration
SSDs are naturally more rugged than HDDs. SSD drive can sustain up to 1,500 Gs of shock before sustaining damage or a drop in performance. While HDD drives can withstand up to 350 Gs while operating and 800 Gs when turned off.

Reliability
SSD have the ability to deliver unnerving performance in extreme conditions making it to play a vital role in military operations,defense, aerospace or aviation applications. Military applications require, in most cases, an operating temperature range of -60°C to +95°C. Shock, vibration, and temperature ratings of HDDs cannot comply with military standards, only SSDs can.

Power Play 
SSDs have low power consumption over HDDs

Heat Dissipation
Along with the lower power consumption, there is also much lesser heat dissipation for systems using Flash-based SSDs as their data storage solution. This is due to the absence of heat generated from the rotating/movable media. This certainly proves to be the one of the main advantages of Flash-based SSDs relative to that of a traditional HDD. With less heat dissipation, it serves as the ideal data storage solution for mobile systems such as PDAs, notebooks, etc.

Cost Considerations
The cost of SSD are typically $3 per gigabyte, while traditional hard drives cost about 20 to 30cents per gigabyte

Conclusion
If you can go for an SSD because your pocket makes it easy. Then you should definitely chose for SSD otherwise wait at least 3 to 5 years when there prices drop.

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Samsung 950 3D Led Monitor in CES , Specification, Review, Price , launching Date

Samsung announced  that they are first player in the market which has launched 3D monitor in the market, Samsung 3D monitor series is having 4 models, 23" inch and 27" inch , The 3D-enabled 9 Series Monitor displays will all be available in March 2011, pricing to be announced.

Samsung 950 will be available in S23A950 (23-inch), S27A950 (27-inch), T23A950 (23-inch), T27A950 (27-inch)




Specifications and Features

S23A950 (23-inch)
S27A950 (27-inch)
T23A950 (23-

inch)
T27A950 (27-inch)
TypeComputer MonitorHDTV/Monitor
ResolutionFull HD

1920x1080 resolution
Full HD 1920x1080 resolution
Response Time2 ms5 ms
MEGA dynamic contrast

ratio
Static 1000: 1Static 1000: 1
Viewing angle170°/160°170°/160°

ConnectivityD-sub, HDMI, Displayport, DVI-DuallinkHDMI, USB 2.0, RF In,
Audio Out (Mini

Jack),Digital Audio Out (Optical),
PC Audio In (Mini Jack), Component In (Y/Pb/Pr),
Composite In

(AV), Ethernet (LAN), RF In
Audio-Audio: Speakers: 2 x 7W speakers with Dolby Digital,


SRS TheaterSound HD,
DTS 2.0 and 3D sound support

Live Video of 3D Samsung Monitor

Saturday, January 22, 2011

LG is Now Came with World's Slimest Monitor- E2290V CES 2011, Feature , Specification, Price

Again LG is going to Prove in the Market , LG came up with New Monitor in the Market , The World Slimiest Monitor LG E2290V.

LG Monitor is having lots of features, LG Monitor is having Awesome look , While working on this monitor you will feel something different.

This Monitor is Steel look Stand , sleek and discrete monitor will be in the market. The screen will use W-LED back lighting to achieve this slim design.






Detailed Specification are

Screen Size :  21.5"WS
Resolution :  1920 x 1080
Response Time :  2ms G2G
Contrast Ratio :  ?
Dynamic CR :  10 million:1
Brightness :  250
(cd/m2)
Viewing Angles :  170/160
Colour Depth : 16.7m
Panel Tech : TN Film
Ergo-nomics :  ?
Interfaces :  DVI, D-sub, HDMI