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| BenQ has launched new palm size projector in India Posted: 08 Aug 2010 08:08 AM PDT BenQ has launched a new palm sized digital projector GP1 in India. Projection utilizes Texas I BenQ GP1 is very handly and weighs only 640 Gms, which can be accommodated even in a hand bag. LED touch screen panel makes easy control in dark environment. Five colour modes can be selected according to the colour of the wall, which is useful in case of non availability of the White wall for projection. Game consoles and DVD players can be connected to this projected thorugh D-Sub, RCA, VGA, Composite or USB as appropriate. No separate external speakers are required for this projector. In built two channel speakers can produce 2W output. Automatic keystone correction feature corrects the projections according to the tilt and position of the projector. The box contains Qucik start guide, warranty card, CD, power cable, CEA 30 Pin cable, AC adaptor and carrying case. iPhone/ iPod universal docks can be purchased optionally. Cost of BenQ GP1 mini projector is INR 36, 600/-
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| Microsoft encourages its developers to develop apps for Windows 7 Phone in spare time Posted: 07 Aug 2010 07:25 PM PDT As you know, Apple's iPhone is leading mobile device on the market that gains more and more popularity with each day. Microsoft isn't pleased with that so it is working on a brand new phone called Windows 7 Phone that should compete with Apple's amazing device. Apple's iPhone is a great platform for developers and applications and we're about to see alternative that comes from Microsoft soon enough. As you know Microsoft has already decided to give each employ a single Windows 7 Phone, and the person behind that was Andy Lees. In his email to employees, he said that Windows 7 Phone is on its way and that he's hoping to see the final version this fall. Of course all the employees, about 90 000 of them all over the world will have the opportunity to use it and get their own for free before it hits the stores. Besides that, Microsoft wants to keep competition such as iPhone and BlackBerry away from its developers, and it wants that developers use Windows 7 Phone. That way they'll be able to evaluate it and try it out before it's released to the public. Interesting thing is that Microsoft encourages their developers to find bugs and develop applications for Windows 7 Phone in spare time, so we can't shake the feeling that Microsoft is giving away phones just so developers can test it and make some apps if they have spare time. We don't know if any developer would make applications in spare time, but anything is possible. On the other hand, there aren't better testers than Microsoft employees and developers so this move seems justified. As for development there will be many Microsoft's assets available on Windows 7 Phone such as: Windows, Windows Live, Bing, Zune, Xbox Live, Office, Exchange, SharePoint, Silverlight, .NET, XNA and Visual Studio therefore developers will have plenty of opportunities for development, if they find some spare time. About the Author: David is from SelfTest Engine which is Online Exam Preparation Tool for mcpd exams and mcsa certification .
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nstrument's DLP technology. LED is used for light source and claims a life of 20,000 hours of operation. Usage of LED reduces the power consumption up to 77 % as compared with conventional lamp projectors. Maximum light intensity is 100 luminous and contrast ratio is 2000:1. GP1 can be used without a PC or laptop. Pictures and videos can be projected directly from the USB drives. MPEG1, MPEG2, JPEG, BMP, TIFF, GIF formats are supported. Screen size can be adjustable from 15" to 18 ".
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