Topic: Hardware - Page 387

The Intel Developer Forum (IDF) has emerged as one of the key industry events reflecting and defining where technology is headed. This year’s IDF is no different, reflecting the trend to mobility. The event, Sept. 10 to 12 in San Francisco, offers at least two significant pieces of news to watch: The first major speeches by Intel’s new† CEO and president, and the introduction of Bay Trail.

This 27-incher has a 2560-by-1440 WQHD resolution and plenty of connectivity options.

Razer today announced the release of the Razer Tartarus, a membrane gaming keypad created with ergonomic comfort and customization options. Successor to the Razer Nostromo, the Razer Tartarus features 25 programmable keys, including an eight-way directional thumb pad, unlimited profiles and macro lengths, and full antighosting. It provides users with instantaneous switiching between eight key maps and is designed to deliver comfort during extended play with an adjustable soft-touch write pad.

10-inch tablet to foster interactive, collaborative learning
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

• Intel introduces education tablet reference design with IntelÆ Education Software created to engage students in learning, help teachers teach and protect technology investment.
• The tablet features eLearning tools to make classrooms more engaging, including an e-Reader, science exploration and data analysis application, painting tools and accessories, snap-on magnification lens and plug-in thermal probe.

ViewSonic PJD8633ws Delivers Big Image in Small Spaces

New JVC smart TVs include QWERTY keyboard for navigating built-in online apps.

The Epson WorkForce WF-3540 offers fast, double-sided printing, scanning, and copying as good as any, and better than most.

Covering its bases, the company packs in both business and consumer features, widening the appeal for its new tablet offerings.

Recipe for relaxation calls for better lighting, shades and A/V controls.

The wireless HD video and audio streaming technology is expected to be integrated into 1.5 billion devices by 2016.