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BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha Unit
Monday, 07 May 2012
Although BlackBerry is struggling, the company isn’t really dead – yet. In fact, RIM has just officially announced their latest BlackBerry 10 platform, in which RIM hopes that the platform would help BlackBerry gain better prestige in the near future. And with the BlackBerry 10 platform waiting to be released into the market, RIM has officially released their latest BlackBerry 10 dev alpha unit, which developers can toy around and develop applications for the platform.

Basically, the BlackBerry 10 dev alpha unit features a 4.20inch screen, which supports 1280x768 pixels resolution. The BlackBerry 10 dev alpha unit can output 720p video, and comes with 16GB internal storage and 1GB RAM. Although RIM has yet to release any official announcements on the ETA for the BlackBerry 10 platform, I’m guessing that it might be available pretty soon?

BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha Unit

 
Park Model Homes
Monday, 07 May 2012
Compact houses are fast becoming a fad these days, whereby home owners are seriously considering owning a compact house rather than a full-fledge home. Basically, compact houses are small houses, but designers have ingeniously design the interior of the home, which expands the storage and living capacity. Surely, compact houses are also known as park model homes, and if you are seriously thinking of purchasing one of these homes, you should liaise with www.parkmodelsdirect.com immediately. The respective company markets park model homes, and you can get a basic home for as low as $19,900. To view some of these park model homes, kindly browse to www.parkmodelsdirect.com for more info.
 
Sharp Posts $1.4 Billion Extraordinary Loss
Saturday, 28 April 2012
With Samsung gaming the LCD television market considerably, it’s no wonder why other TV manufacturers are making significant losses in the industry. Take Sharp for example, the company has posted a rather extraordinary loss for their financial year ending March 2012, whereby Sharp made a whopping loss of $1.4 billion for that particular year. Sharp attributed their losses due to crumbling sales for their LCD manufacturing business, and they expect to lose a further 18.7 percent of its projected sales for this year.

Nevertheless, the top management of the company has started their restructuring exercise, whereby they hope to minimize the losses through restructuring the costs and inventory losses which is due for write-down. Also, it seems that Sharp would instead focus on mobile LCDs, simply by converting their big-screen LCD production lines to produce these miniature screens.

Sharp Posts $1.4 Billion Extraordinary Loss

 
Easter Gifts
Saturday, 28 April 2012
My family celebrates Easter every year, and my mom would invite her friends over to her home, every Easter. To tell you the truth, I enjoy celebrating Easter with my family, and I also get to feast on delicious home-cooked food that is prepared by my mother and my sisters. Naturally, I do spend a lump sum of cash to purchase easter gifts for my family members. These Easter gifts encompass Easter eggs, eggnogs, sweets, candies, chocolates, cake pops, and many more. Of course, if you too celebrate Easter every year, perhaps you should try getting some delicious Easter gifts for your family members – I’m sure the gifts would definitely uplift the Easter mood considerably!
 
Panasonic 145-inch 8K Super Hi-Vision Plasma TV
Saturday, 28 April 2012
Televisions are getting massive, whereby manufacturers are now focusing on producing extremely huge TV sets, which dwarves everything that they have produced in the past. For instance, if you think an 85-inch Super Hi-Vision LCD is impressive – think again! Apparently, Panasonic is working hand-in-hand with NHK in developing yet another massive TV, in which the TV will measures 145-inch in length and would feature the 8K Super Hi-Vision Plasma TV technology.

Of course, Panasonic has already showcased the gargantuan 145-inch prototype plasma TV, and the TV is definitely magnificent. Also the TV boasts the 8K resolution, which measures 7,680 x 4,320. Well, NHK plans to showcase more of these gigantic TVs pretty soon, whereby we’ll be seeing more showcases this coming May.

Panasonic 145-inch 8K Super Hi-Vision Plasma TV

 
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