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Looks like the Everex CloudBook desktop has finally started to ship and will go for about $500. It features an Intel T2130 dual-core 1.86GHz processor, 512MB of DDR2 RAM, a 120GB hard drive, a DVD writer, gigabit ethernet, a 4-in-1 memory card reader and graphics powered by Intel’s graphics media accelerator GMA950. Expect to see this baby in March, which is very soon. [TCmag]
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That’s correct, the Emotiv EPOC is a headset that controls video games with your mind. It recognizes over 30 expressions, emotions, and actions. The game itself is trivial compared to the technology and its implications. The potential effect on society this kind of technology could have is immeasurable, just check out all the movies associated with this kind of stuff. We just hope it doesn’t expose just how dirty our minds are. The headset will ship with a game for the PC later this year for around $300. You can check out the press release. [BoingBoing] More
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Intel is preparing to introduce a six-core chip called the Dunnington. This six-core Dunnington microprocessor will use three dual core 45 nanometre Penryn processors with a shared 16MB L3 cache. It will be succeeded by Nehalem micro-architecture, which will support greater than eight cores. The project itself is still under wraps so no word on availability as yet. [Eclipse] More
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TG Sambo of Korea has released their new Dreamsys EMWB desktop computer which comes with a 45nm Core 2 Duo Penryn processor and a point black color with a art nouveau pattern on the front panel, and a 500GB hard disk. The TG Sambo Dreamsys will hit the Korean market fairly soon for a retail price of $1,319. [AVING]
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A Dublin, Ireland based company called Lincor Solutions has created the MEDIVista which is a touchscreen LCD display designed to be used by patients, doctors and nurses for a variety of different purposes. The LCD display is mounted to the side of a hospital bed which the hospital staff can use to display x-rays or medical information, and the patient can use for entertainment (no pr0n). Users can watch IPTV, listen to the radio or audio books, make VoIP calls, surf the ‘net, check email, as well as play web and network based games. What a cool device eh! It still won’t make the hospital food taste any better though and it won’t tell you your nurse’s turn-ons, so tough cookies. [MedGadget]
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Asus has just made special version of the Nova P22 for the states and is now available for a whopping $899. It comes with 1GB of RAM, 1.86GHz Core 2 Duo processor, and 256MB (shared) Intel GMA 3000 integrated graphics along with a bite-size package. You’d be better off buying a full size, but on the up side, the P22 saves you space. [Engadget]
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Azentek has just dropped an in-car PC called the CPC-1200. It features an Intel Core Duo 1.66GHz processor, an Intel GMA 950 motherboard, 1GB DDR2 RAM, 120GB hard drive, Windows Vista Ultimate, a 6.5″ touch screen display, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, and of course GPS navigation. Unfortunately the computer access is limited to the car not being in motion and costs a whopping $2,800.
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Samsung has just dropped their new desktop called the Magic Station MV70. It runs on Intel’s 45nm Core 2 Duo CPU (Wolfdale). It also features a 500GB of HDD in SATA II, 2GB in RAM, a GeForce 8500GT, a Blu-Ray drive and runs on Vista Home Premium. Price and availability are still unknown but I have a feeling it wont be available to the U.S. market.
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Korea has just released a cute mini-ITX computer from Ripple. It’s powered by an Intel Celeron M215 (1.33GHz, 512KB) with a D201 GLY Intel motherboard, 1GB of RAM, SiS 662 North Bridge and SiS 964L South Bridge. $131
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CES showcased an ALX desktop with next-generation architecture from Intel during CES 2008. More pics after the jump.
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