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Transcend 300X 16GB Compact Flash (CF) Card Introduced In India

Transcend 300X 16GB Compact Flash (CF) Card Introduced In India In response to the growing demand of compact storage cards, Transcend has launched the 300X Compact Flash (CF) Card with a 16 GB capacity in India.  

It is not just unique for its capacity, but also for its read-write speed. The latest release has been claimed to be the world’s fastest CF card to cross the record of 50MB/second read/write speed. With this, users can enjoy successive shooting and non-stop video recording.

Transcend 300X Compact Flash Card Launched In India

Transcend has launched a compact Flash Card (CF) 300X in India. It will Transcend 300X Compact Flash Card Launched In India make photography somewhat easier. The flash card has a very good speed of read/write up to 45MB per second.

The card operates on dual-channel Ultra DMA with highest speed of any CF. It provides continuous photography and non stop video recording. The use of digital single lens reflex camera (DSLR) helps in high performance.

Motorola joins hands with Ferrari to introduce co-branded handset in India

US-based mobile phone maker Motorola has partnered with world-renowned sports car manufacturer Ferrari, to roll out co-branded 3G-enabled handset named Motorola RAZR2 V9 Ferrari, in the Indian market.

The sleek new phone is born out of a passionate racing spirit, the pursuit for excellence in technological innovation and impeccable design.

The amazing features of this latest skinned RAZR2 phone comprises 2 mega pixels camera, expandable memory up to 2GB, stereo Bluetooth wireless technology, and has the capability of video and audio streaming.

Moreover, it also packed with Ferrari videos, wallpapers and ringtones etc.

Now, a Tongue-Drive to help the disabled take control of technology

Washington, July 22 : Individuals with paralyzed limbs may soon be able to take control of technology, all thanks to a group of researchers, who have developed an experimental tongue-based system that may allow people with debilitating disabilities control wheelchairs, computers and other devices with relative ease and no sophistication.

Electrical engineer Maysam Ghovanloo developed the Tongue Drive system in collaboration with graduate student Xueliang Huo.

Since the tongue is directly connected to the brain via cranial nerves, it usually remains mobile when other body parts lose function to disease or accidents.

Geoscientists offer new explanation for monsoon development

Washington, July 22 : Geoscientists at the California Institute of Technology have come up with a new explanation for the formation of monsoons, proposing an overhaul of a theory about the cause of the seasonal pattern of heavy winds and rainfall that essentially had held firm for more than 300 years.

The traditional idea of monsoon formation was developed in 1686 by English astronomer and mathematician Edmond Halley.

In Halley’s model, monsoons are viewed as giant sea-breeze circulations, driven by the differences in heat capacities between land and ocean surfaces that, upon heating by sunlight, lead to temperature differences between warmer land and cooler ocean surfaces - for example, between the Indian subcontinent and the oceans surrounding it.

Facebook unveils new design, sues German rival

Facebook unveils new design, sues German rivalSan Francisco  - Social networking site Facebook unveiled a redesigned web site Monday after suing German rival studiVZ that Facebook claimed stole its previous look and interface.

"We believe that our success thus far has been directly related to the unique look and feel of both the site and user interface, and are very disappointed that StudiVZ has unfairly used our creativity, innovation and effort by building a 'clone' site to compete directly against us," said deputy general counsel Mark Howitson. "Ultimately, we are supporters of innovation, not imitation."

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