3Dimensional Notebook MSI CX620 Now Present
3D fever is coming not only on big screen and television, now laptop is coming with 3D technology too. Meet MSI CX620, a laptop that provides direct images in 3Dimensional effects.
MSI CX620 notebook is designed in 15.6-inch widescreen 3D, i3/i5 processors i3 / i5 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 VGA 1GB and LED Backlit screen. Using the separation of light rays and the bias of 2 clockwise direction so that the shape effect True-to-Life 3D.
MSI CX620 Notebook Specifications :
Processor : Intel Core i5 Mobile Processor,Intel Core i3 Mobile Processor
Operating System : Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium
Memory : DDR3-1066MHz up to 8GB
Display : 15.6″ HD LED backlight (16:9)
Graphics : ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470- 1GB
Video Output : 1x HDMI, 1x VGA
Hard Disk Drive : 320/500/640GB
Optical Disk Drive : DVD Super Multi
Interfaces : 2x USB 2.0, 1x USB/eSATA Combo, 1x Express Card, 4-in-1 card reader
Sound : Stereo Speakers with Intel HD Audio
Communication : 802.11 b/g/n WLAN, Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR, Gigabit LAN
Webcam : 1.3MP
Battery : 6-Cell Li-Ion
Dimension (WxDxH) : 374×247.5x35mm
Weight : 2.48Kg(w/ 6 cell Battery)
Features : 3D Display, GPU Boost, Color-Film-Print
MSI Wind Pad 100 Tablet with Windows 7 Home Premium
Computex Taipei Press Conference introduced so many gadgets to the world with all tablet this tablet that was shown. MSI WindPad 100 is one among them. MSI WindPad is designed in 10″ tablet which entirely made of plastic. Designed the same as mini notebook, MSI WindPad has 1024 x 600 resolution capacitive display, but some expertise mentioned that the touchscreen is not that responsive, not that capacitive.
The Operation System in MSI WindPad is entrusted to Windows 7 with 1.66GHz Intel Atom Z530 processor, 2GB of RAM, and packs a 32GB SSD that boots Windows 7 Home Premium, though MSI has created a Wind Touch UI layer.
MSI WindPad 100 is also featured with 3G, GPS and Wi-Fi. As quoted from Engadget, according to an MSI product manager on hand, the WindPad 100 will hit the market later this year for around $499.
It Takes Only Twenty Seconds To Get Into iPhone SMS Database
A very interesting event had been held last week by CanSecWest Security. As written in India-server last Monday, this event was entirely about hacking. Two hackers, Ralf Philipp Weinmann from University of Luxembourg and Vincenzo Iozzo from Zynamics, had made it to get into iPhone sms.
The dynamic duo built a site and put a certain code in, controlling their own server, iPhone SMS database from users login then would be stolen and uploaded to the server they built. Within twenty seconds, iPhone sms defence was broken. Hacker(s) could modify the codes to absorb information they need, like contact list, email, photos, etc. Weinmann and Iozzo then deserved US$15.000 prize for it. It was said that Apple had had an announcement about it, in order to counter the problem.
Some other popular application to be tested are Safari in Snow Leopard, Internet Explorer and Firefox which uses Windows 7. The competition also gave US$10.000 to Nils (researcher from InfoSecurity) for his hacking on Firefox. Charlie Miller from Independent Security Evaluator also took the same amount for his succeed hacking Mac. Hmm.. in my opinion, Firefox, Apple iPhone and Mac must somehow appreciate those hackers for finding their weakness to be better, right ?
