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• The lowest note carries a 1.1, Nintendo 10
• The highest grade is maintained by ecological Nokia with a 6.8 out of 10

Source: Greenpeace

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Warm up your food with the microwave USB Laptop! USB 3.0

Incredibly the Japanese have a genius worthy of admiration, never tire of creating incredibly innovative gadgets and useful.

Thanko The company launched a small bag with USB connection to heat the food, which is connected through USB port, allowing a saving of energy and to heat up to a maximum of 60 ° . In my opinion, this gadget is created with the sole intention that our Asian friends do not become detached never work and fulfill their grueling workday not less than 12 hrs a day! who abuse ...

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Future USB 3.0 has arrived with amazing and necessary improvements, some of these are:

• 5Gbps
• transfer rate improved power management and compatibility with USB 2.0
• Backward compatible with more than 10 million USB devices

Symwave The company has submitted a demo of Quasar chipset, which allows you to synchronize phones and players, well not until 2010 that will be officially presented with all of its features.

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cats and printers do not always go hand in hand ... USB 3.0

The following video is to distract us, in part, of technology. Although I thought that the animals had a good relationship with the technological machines, as you can see that the gap is still large ...

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On Monday 17 November will launch a new technology called USB 3.0 ports, which promises even be ten times faster than its predecessor, thereby increasing the speed of data transfer.

When the first USB (Universal Serial Bus ) entered the market in 1996, caused a revolution technology. For the first time connect peripherals such as mice, joysticks, printers, keyboards and cameras to the computer no longer needed special port for each of the devices.

His successor, USB 2.0 (Hi-Speed \u200b\u200bUSB), which increased the transfer rate 12Mbit/sa data 480Mbit / s, is the reigning connector for over 8 years, and is used in a number of devices, ranging from the popular MP3 and MP4 players, to stay warm bowls using the power of the computer.

However, the version to be announced next Monday will be the standard 3.0, which promises to have a transfer rate up to 4.8 Gbps (600 MB / s). That is, 10 times faster than 2.0, allowing, for example, transfer a high definition movie in 70 seconds instead of the more than 15 minutes it was 2.0. USB 3.0

The best protocols will also energy-efficient, which means that the connected devices (not being charged and are not assets) will not transmit unnecessary energy.

In terms of physical appearance, the 3.0 will be much thicker, because while the 2.0 cables currently use four lines (two for data transfer in and out, one for power and one for ground), the latest version will be thicker aesthetically, because it will have five new lines. Two of these lines are for data transfer, while another two will be exclusive to receive, so that USB 3.0 can read and write to the time.

The new edition will be presented to the device manufacturers to become familiar with its design and start the product massively between 2009 and 2010.

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More will come out this Monday on Microsoft Windows 7

Apparently Microsoft is on track, despite being led by Steve Ballmer monkey , until I read excellent reviews from around the world is that technological and is for less than Windows 7 is all that should have been the almost defunct Windows Vista .

As I explained here and on Windows 7 apparently is doing much more with news about their functionality and less resource consumption. Une example tested it Lenovo IdeaPad S10 netbook is that resource efficiency is remarkable, where his home is acceptable (considering it is a netbook) and time off is amazing (only 28 sec.) Microsoft nice to finally put the batteries!

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