AT&T And Lenovo To Bundle Lenovo PCs With Tech Support
AT&T and Lenovo are bundling AT&T Tech Support 360 with select Lenovo PCs and offering a discount to small and midsize businesses that take advantage of the offer. With the new bundles, businesses can purchase Lenovo ThinkPad SL510 laptops, T400 laptops, and ThinkCentre A58 small form factor desktops and save up to $200 through February 2010 compared to purchasing the PC and service separately. AT&T's Tech Support 360 provides users with 24/7 online IT support. The service includes assistance with
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Epson Unveils PictureMate Show Digital Frame & Photo Printer
Epson announced the PictureMate Show, a portable two-in-one digital photo frame and 4†x 6†photo printer. This hybrid lets users display, share, and print images directly from a single machine. You'll find a 7-inch, 16:9 tilt digital photo display with 800 x 480 dpi WVGA resolution on the PictureMate Show. In terms of print resolution, the PictureMate Show offers 5760 x 1440 dpi for high quality photos in as little as 37 seconds. This 2-in-1 also offers 12 slideshow formats for digital images and a remote control.
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Color Calibration
Hello my good fellows!
I am planning to get a new Plasma TV. I have my heart set on the G10 series... Still decided what an appropriate size for my little apartment will be lol.
Well, I do not plan on getting the TV for at least a month. But I am doing all of my research well ahead of time.
I know plasmas are known for producing awesome pictures and colors, and i'm sure the preset will be just fine.
But i'm curious if purchasing a calibrator would be worth it. And if so which one should I go with?
Do any of you guys have experience using one of these things? I personally have never used one, but I have read good things about them.
Normally when I calibrate my monitors I do it by eye... but my eyes aren't exactly the best out there! :-P
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Intel Cancels Larrabee Consumer Graphics Chip
Just stumbled across this: Intel cancels Larrabee consumer graphics chp. :(
“Larrabee silicon and software development are behind where we had hoped to be at this point in the project,” said Nick Knuppfler, a spokesman for Intel in Santa Clara, Calif. “Larrabee will not be a consumer product.”
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