CES 2014: What To Expect From This Year’s Segment

The international CES is one of the biggest event for electronics and technology showcase of the year. Each year technology fans and addicts look forward to this event which tends to showcase the upcoming technologies and concepts which may come to light later that year. This year’s Consumer Electronics Show, CES 2014, which is scheduled for 7-10th January, should not be any different. This event should chosen by many companies to debut and display their innovativeness that should dominate our attention over the coming months. In addition, the event will also give space to statements of appliances and inventions that will help us to have a more accurate view of what the coming years are holding for the world of technology.

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10 Air-Craft With Absolutely Peculiar Design Structure That Came To Fly

When you think of airplanes, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Those huge structures that serve to transport people from one side of a planet to another side, as the incredible jets that only the billionaires can afford to buy and keep in the garage or perhaps the old war planes that went down in history? However, beyond the conventional ones, there are also experimental models, whose are so strange in structural concept that you would never thought they maybe able to even get off the ground. So, get ready to be surprised with a list of peculiar aircraft that although very strange in design and other, but has been able to fly - even for just a measly meters or minutes - at some point in their existence:

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DNA Testing Chip performs DNA testing & Gives results in just 1 hour [Video]

Finally, the development of equipment for DNA testing are becoming increasingly accessible, and there are even kids building their own genetic sequencing machines at home using new methods. And a breakthrough in this direction was a chip created by Panasonic in partnership with IMEC - Belgium-based research institution - which promises to perform genetic analyzes in just one hour.

This is the chip we've actually developed. As you can see, it's less than half the size of a business card. It contains everything needed for testing DNA. Once a drop of blood is inserted, the chip completes the entire process, up to SNP detection.
- Quoted from DigInfo TV

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Samsung starts mass production of Eight Core Processor: The Exynos 5 Octa [News]

Samsung announced that it will begin mass production of its newest eight-core chip, the Exynos 5 Octa, created from the ARM architecture. According to the manufacturer, the processor will begin to production lines between April and June this year, which could mean more devices may be on the way to come to the market with this new processor.

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Apple Registers patent for Smart Cover with inductive charging and battery [News]

The agency that handles the registration of patents and trademarks in the U.S. today issued a further request from the offices of Apple. The new record of Apple's patent provides a system for inductive charging of the battery through the iPad Smart Covers. For this, however, these cases would still have an integrated battery to transfer power to the tablet when needed. Thus, the Smart Cover does not just protect the device, it would also serve as a kind of auxiliary battery for the tablet, increasing the time taken away from charger.

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Report Says Tegra 4 outperforms even the fastest of Snapdragons [News]

NVIDIA had touted for some time: the Tegra 4 processor would be able to beat even the fastest of Qualcomm's Snapdragons - second test result revealed by the company itself. Well, now it has become somewhat more impartial technically. The Microprocessor Publication Report - aimed at professionals directly linked to the development of microprocessors - recently confirmed the superiority of the unrestricted Tegra 4. The processor was considered the fastest chip built on ARM architecture.

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NVIDIA talks about the rushing development process of Project Shield [News]

NVIDIA stunned the world at CES-2013 that happened earlier this year in the United States. The maker of graphics processors went to the other side and decided to launch its own gaming console. Now the company has decided to reveal some interesting details about the creative process that culminated in Project Shield. According to NVIDIA, the first prototype was developed in 2012 and was still just a "games controller attached to a smartphone with wood". From this basic model, the design team of industrial company developed a device that could be comfortable in the hands of players. To ensure that the device would not suffer from the same problem as the traditional gaming consoles, which is the lack of games, NVIDIA chose to work with Android as an open source system and has a huge application database.

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Nectar Power promises to recharge your gadgets For up to two weeks [CES 2013]

A company called Lilliputian is getting attention at CES 2013. They never put any product on the market before and there is a large range of options in the event this year, but showed a device that can be very helpful for consumers who spend much of their lives outside the home. This is the Nectar Mobile Power, a portable charger that promises great results. The device works with Pods that are high capacity batteries and are stored inside the structure. The Lilliputian states that they have enough power to recharge your gadgets for up to two weeks - of course this depends on the frequency of use. It is also possible to use Pods reserve to the device to be even more time away from outlets.

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Intel announces new generation of processors with low power consumption Coming In Surface Pro [CES 2013]

For some time, Intel has invested in preparing a new market for processors with low power consumption, suitable for tablets, smartphones, laptops and ultrabooks. Now, during CES 2013, the company unveiled the new generation Ivy Bridge processors which can provide with good performance and does not require much battery life of the devices. During a presentation at CES 2013, Intel announced the 4th generation of processors for smartphones, tablets, laptops and ultrabooks that should require low power consumption. While current chips need to 17 watts, the new Ivy Bridge processor should consume approximately 7 watts.

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A $995 Tobii REX allows you to use your eyes to replace your mouse [CES 2013]

Presented as a prototype during CES 2012, REX, the manufacturer of Tobii, returned to CES 2013 with a big news. With uninviting cost of $995, the device promises to be an alternative to the old keyboard and mouse combination that allows you to use eye movements to control Windows 8. A change in the way of interacting with your computer is made possible through a small sensor on the bottom left of the monitor, which is connected to your machine via a USB port. After a single calibration, the device enables navigating the operating system by simply looking at them - to access any program, just select it and press a button on the keyboard.

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Liquipel 2.0 Brings even better protection against water to your gadgets through nanotechnology [CES 2013]

At CES 2012, we heard about an amazing technology called Liquipel that can turn smartphones into waterproof gadgets. In the event of CES 2013, the company returns again, and this time, they have made ​​a second version of their product, which is, even more powerful. According to Gadget Evolutions, responsible for the product, the Liquipel 2.0 is significantly advanced with regard to strength, durability, corrosion and water protection. This version would be 100 times more effective, maintaining the integrity of the components and sensitivity.

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NVIDIA launches i500 Soft modem With 1.2 trillion operations per second Capability [CES 2013]

During the conference at CES 2013, Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, showed a tablet with new Tegra 4 processor which can load web pages in seconds. However, it is worth noting that, in addition to processing of the content, the device is responsible for all communication with 4G networks. In the event, the manufacturer was pleased to announce its first modem: the i500 Soft Modem. The component responsible for taking care of internet connections is the result of the presentation by NVIDIA. In developing the Tegra 4 processor, NVIDIA struggled to reduce the size of the i500 model. Result: The new device is 40% smaller and can work with up to 1.2 trillion operations per second.

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Lego Robot can now be controlled by your smartphone With Linux-based firmware [CES 2013]

You've probably heard of the Lego Mindstorms kits. They are sets of traditional pieces of the blocks of mark which can be adapted to gears, and wheel sensors which can be controlled by a programmable processor, transforming the toy into a robot. The robot presented at CES 2013 is that the equipment which can now be controlled using your smartphone. These kits were born in a time when computers are the best option for programming small robots. Bringing the control to mobile platforms is the alternative to expand the Lego toy universe and open up further possibilities for using the system.

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HAPIfork Brings An electronic fork that Monitors Eating Habit Helping You To Lose Weight [CES 2013]

It is not difficult to find inventions that aims to improve our daily lives which, at first glance, does not seem to make much sense. The HAPIfork, a fork electronics that monitors the way you eat, it's just one of these creations, which was unveiled during CES 2013. The HAPIfork is a set of cutlery (forks and spoons) that monitors your eating procedure. Through sensors on the body of the fork, you can follow if you eat too fast, which experts say is one of those responsible for weight gain. Even if the sensors realize that you're taking the fork to your mouth frequently in a short period, the object vibrates, telling you that you should slow down.

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UK Scientists Are Developing Optical Fiber 2000 Times Faster Than Current Aiming For Home [News]

A team of researchers from the University of Bangor, Wales, discovered a new method for developing optical fiber which makes the transmission of data 2000 times faster than currently available services. The technology uses the Optical Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OOFDM) system.Moreover, the big news is the accessibility, since the goal is this new fiber will be commercially available to the general public, such as homes and businesses. However, the project is not the first to get success with the method. Last year, a team of the University of Sydney, Australia, had discovered a way to transfer data via optical fiber at a distance of 50 km, at speeds of up to 26 Tbps (terabits per second).

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Scientists Create System That Uses Friction To Recharge Cell Phone Batteries [News]

Researchers at Georgia Tech University (United States) have created another innovative system for recharging smartphone batteries. Based on studies of static electricity, they created a device capable of storing electrical energy generated from friction between plastic and metal materials - nanoscale surfaces contribute to a better use. The friction causes the electrons to wiggle and get the load required for the desired features - is something like what happens when air balloons are electrified by friction with the hair. About 50 common materials could be used to create the charging system, but so far only 15% of the mechanical energy can be converted.

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Chemists Create Polymer Capable Of Increasing The Capacity Of HDDs [News]

A research team made up of chemists and engineers at the University of Texas has developed a new polymer which is able to increase the capacity of hard drives as we know them. The substance, known as block copolymer, can block the magnetic fields generated by points that store the data presented in a storage unit. As a result, it is possible to decrease the space between each of these points, which results in increasing the overall density of information carried by a device without them being corrupted. So far, the process was able to double the available storage space on a hard drive, but this should change soon.

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Researchers Found Nanomaterial Polyurethane May Be Able To Stop Bullets [News]

Researchers at Rice University announced the development of a complex nanomaterial polyurethane which is able to stop bullets fired by lower gauges firearm, such as the 9 mm pistols. It’s speed of repair is so quick that, even before a shot can pass through the material, substance ensures the seal, making it impossible for the bullet to fully penetrate the structure. The research team, which also includes a team of MIT’s Institute for Soldier that with the invention it is possible to create vests stronger and lighter for the police. Likewise, the technology could also be used in armored vehicles.

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Samsung Will Unveil New Chipset With 8 Cores In 2013 [News]

Based on some recent rumors and events, Samsung is about to debut its first product based on the big.LITTLE architecture on February 19, 2013, technology developed by ARM. While half of the new processors will be designed to work everyday considered, the other will be used for handling tasks that require intense processing load. The device, a 28nm SoC combining two quad-core chip, one made by Cortex A15 cores at 1.8 GHz and and another by Cortex A7 cores at 1.2 GHz will be demonstrated during the International Solid State Circuits Conference. The proposed product is to reconcile the low energy consumption expected from a handheld device with the demand for increasingly efficient performances by consumers.

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