Dell unveils Adamo

Dell on Friday unveiled a new ultra thin luxury laptop called ‘Adamo’, at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada. Adamo was briefly shown to a group of journalists at the Palms hotel in Las Vegas, but no details were provided. Even no one was allowed to open, hold, or touch the mysterious notebook. We can only say that it is a thin laptop with a stylish surface.

Michael Tatelman, Dell’s sales and marketing general manager, said at Friday’s conference that …

World’s first Zirconia In-ear Headphones from Panasonic

Earlier this week, Panasonic announced world’s first Zirconia in-ear headphones, in an attempt to provide the music lovers the best sound output in a durable and stylish design. Zirconia is a white crystalline oxide of zirconium dioxide (ZrO2) and it is extremely durable. So, the new RP-HJE900 in-ear headphones will be scratchproof and ultra-tough.

Panasonic announced in a press release that the the RP-HJE900 in-ear headphones will deliver ultra-clear sound reproduction with virtually no distortion. Thanks to the sound chamber …

Sony launches World’s Lightest 8-inch Notebook

Sony on Wednesday unveiled “the world’s lightest 8-inch notebook” – the VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC. It weighs just 1.4 pounds and is roughly as thin as a cell phone. The 8″ notebook comes with a resolution of 1600 x 768 pixels and LED backlit. Featuring a convenient, one-button quick-boot option, the P offers fast access to the web, email, photos and more.
The Lifestyle PC also comes with built-in WAN 3G mobile broadband on the Verizon network, 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth, a built-in MOTION EYE® webcam, four hours of battery life with the standard battery, and an …

Milky Way is no more a small Galaxy!

Our Milky Way is larger, heavier and faster than astronomers thought. A new study presented at the American Astronomical Society’s convention in Long Beach, California, reveals that our planet, along with the whole solar system, is moving 100,000 miles per hour faster in our galactic orbit than we thought, and that the Milky Way Galaxy is 15 percent larger and 50 percent denser than scientists previously thought.

“No longer will we think of the Milky Way as the little sister of the …

Diamonds provide evidence of Comet Impact

About 13,000 years ago, North America was hit by a large comet, which ultimately led to the extinction of a large range of animals, including mammoths, reports a group of archaeologists and gemologists from the universities of Oregon, California, Northern Arizona University, Oklahoma University and DePaul University. As a proof, the researchers have abundant tiny particles of diamond dust found at six different sites!

The researchers reported their findings in the latest issue of journal ‘Science’. According to them, the tiny diamonds, known …

Zune 30GB Freezing a Leap Year Glitch!

Microsoft is blaming leap-year for the record global break down of 30GB Zune digital music players! In the early hours of New Year’s Eve, the 2006 model Zune 30GB devices started to freeze and got stuck on the loading screen. Every efforts to run the music player failed and users began to report the problems on a Microsoft message board. Now, Microsoft says that it was an internal clock driver that failed to read a leap year.

As of Wednesday afternoon, more than 2,500 comments had …