Mitsubishi's LCD Does 120 Hz Interpolated Full HD

Double your visual pleasure with Mitsubishi's upcoming LCD panel.
Mitsubishi Electric is said to be working on an industry first: a 23-inch Full HD display featuring a double-speed interpolation function. Dubbed as the DiamondCrysta Wide RDT232WM-Z (BK), the upcoming widescreen LCD will have a native resolution of 1920 x 1080, up to 5000:1 contrast ratio, and a 3-ms GTG response time.

London to Turn 'Every Lamppost' into WiFi Hotspot

London's mayor, Boris Johnson, has said that plans to blanket the city in WiFi by 2012 will involve putting a WiFi router or repeater in every lamppost and bus stop in England's capital.


Over the years, we've heard several plans to turn towns or cities in giant WiFi hotspots and each time, we've become suitably excited. Imagine never having to fight for a power outlet and make a $3 cup of coffee last three hours while you finish that assignment; you could work from a bench at the park instead! Unfortunately, plans for citywide WiFi in San Francisco didn't quite work out and Philadelphia's city WiFi was shut off because the operator, EarthLink, deemed it too costly to continue. The history of citywide WiFi is a depressing one, so we're skeptical of anyone who says they're going to employ municipal WiFi.

Apple Rejects Cold, Hard Cash at its Own Stores

Physical money isn't good enough to buy an iPad.

The iPad is opening up computing possibilities for many other non-traditional users, such as dogs, cats and even those nearing 100 years old.

Diane Campbell, who is disabled and on a fixed income, wishes to go onto YouTube to learn some new songs to play on her guitar. Instead of getting a computer, she's been saving up for an iPad. Slowly she saved up $600 in cash and proceeded to the Apple Store in Palo Alto, Calif.

"It took quite a long time for me to just save up this small amount of money to go down and purchase one," she said to ABC local station KGO. "I had my cash in the backpack and I went up proudly to the counter and told them, 'I would like to purchase an iPad.'"

PTCL Offers Quad-Play: Unlimited Voice, Data, IPTV and Surveillance

PTCL is offering bundle package for its home users against a fixed monthly rental. Bundle offer includes following four services:

• Unlimited on-net calls
• Unlimited broadband
• SmartTV (IPTV) with all available features
• IP based home surveillance camera to secure your home from any sort of intrusions or threats

PTCL Quad Play’s Smart TV service comes with all its features, for instance

• Rewind and pause live channels, which means that you can watch multiple programs being broadcast on different channels at the same time according to your desires by rewinding and watching the missed portion of the program while you were watching the other program
• Video on demand (VOD) that includes over 500 movies of your choice and

TCL Quad Play’s home surveillance camera comes with multiple features such as;

• SMS, e-mail and Voice alerts incase of any intrusion in your home
• Remote live viewing of your home on your computer or mobile phone
• Recording and storage of your camera surveillance which you can retrieve at any time

To know more about home surveillance system click this link

PTCL Quad Play service will be installed at the customer premises within 7 to 10 days from the date of order placement.

Tariff:

Equipment Charges:

You can pay one time for Equipment (Smart TV STB & Camera) Rs. 22,000 or otherwise monthly installment of Rs. 1050 for 24 Months

Availability:

• Lahore
• Karachi
• Islamabad

OmniVision Makes World's Smallest 1080p Camera

Get ready to view cam addicts in a whole new form of clarity.
Ready for your close up? OmniVision this week introduced the OV2720, which it claims is the world's first 1/6-inch, native 1080p/30 high-definition CMOS image sensor designed for notebook, netbook, webcam and video conferencing applications. Based on OmniVision’s 1.4 micron OmniBSI backside illumination technology, the new 1080p sensor delivers video conference quality HD video recording in a small enough form factor (z-height of 3.5 mm) to meet the module size and height requirements of today's thin notebook designs.