Toshiba Battery Prototype : 10 Minutes Charged & Up They Go [ October 2nd, 2008 ] Posted in » gadget, lead story, peripherals

Last year there are rumors about Toshiba is going to sell instant rechargeable battery. Well now this battery prototype has been shown to public.

While displaying this battery prototype called Super Charge Ion Battery (SCIB), the Japanese electronic company claimed that within 10 minutes, SCIB can be recharged up to 90 percent of its capacity. Quoted from ITnews, this battery is made from material that offer stability against high temperature and avoid overheating. SCIB is claimed to be able to be recharge up to five to six thousand times. While, lithium-ion battery will usually stand out only for 500 times recharge. Will this battery be the battery of the future gadget?? We’ll see

Acer Release Mini 3G Laptop

In order to keep the pace with its competitor, Asustek, Acer also plans to release its mini laptop complete with 3G availability

As quoted from Networkworld, this vendor from Taiwan is said to have just started doing a talk with some 3G networking operators and also Europe to provide 3G networks for its Aspire one laptop. Some of them are Chunghwa telecom, Taiwan Mobile, Mobile is claimed that it can access Internet fast wherever and whenever by using HSDPA/HSUPA (High Speed Downlink/Uplink Packet Access) International, Vodafone Group Also Orange in Europe. Read More …

July 18th, 2008 | 1 Comment

Apple Is Now In Third Place

Apple is getting stronger in the PC business competition. A survey revealed that Apple is now successfully ahead of Acer, and has been the third biggest PC vendor in USA.

As quoted from Gartner, while the economy’s pace is getting slower, the shipping of Apple PCs is raising about 38.1 percent in United States.

Globally, the PC shipment in America grows around 4.2 percent in amount of 16.5 million units for this quarter. Just as comparison, Apple shipped 1.4 million units of PC, while Acer shipped 1.33 millions. On the top of the list is Dell, which shipped around 5.25 millions PC units, then HP is in the runner up.

Apple is hoping to have a bigger growth in the next quarter. It’s hoped that in the third quarter, PC shipment for students who are back to school will be stronger. Furthermore, Apple is also targetting PC buyers who dissapointed with lack of innovation in PC markets. Compares to HP and Dell, Apple has only a very small market, but has a big potential to grow. In Japan, Apple also shows a solid development, by shipping 130 thousand PC units in the first quarter of 2008

July 17th, 2008 | Leave a Comment

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