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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Crayola ColorStudio HD – Blending timeless colouring meets the iPad

Crayola ColorStudio HD – Blending timeless colouring meets the iPad


Crayola ColorStudio HD – Blending timeless colouring meets the iPad





For anyone with kids, you are likely to be a big fan of Crayola, which since their crayons were first introduced in 1903, have brought an endless amount of fun and creativity to the lives of children. In spite of Crayola’s unique aptitude in providing activities of a timeless nature to children, the company is moving with the times, and have announced a merger with Griffin Technology Inc, makers of innovative technology for everyday life. Although the amalgamation of two very different companies may at first seem slightly unusual and even incompatible, the net result of merging the ageless and enduring nature of Crayola’s products and ethics of creativity with the avant-gardism of Griffin Technology, is phenomenal, particularly is you happen to be a child.


One creation aspired from this of this inventive merger is the Crayola ColorStudio HD,
which, by combining a multi-activity drawing application for iPad – the Crayola ColorStudio HD App – with a custom-built digital stylus, known as the Crayola iMarker, provides a completely new and innovative digital play experience. When used in-conjunction with one another, the ColorStudio HD App and the iMarker enables children to interact with, and colour in the pages of an animated colouring book, which come ‘alive’ and react to the child’s colouring, uniquely combining colour, pictures, sound-effects and music. Resonant of being a paintbrush, pen and crayon in one, the iMarker and the ColorStudio compliment each other, bringing one another to life. Needless to say with such a diverse number of art accessories in one accessible location, the Crayola ColorStudio HD stimulates a child’s creativity, accuracy and intuition by enabling young artists to manipulate both colour and space.
Whilst conventional paper colouring books provide different designs and drawings that children can colour in, with the Crayola ColorStudio app children can even design the pages themselves, and, once satisfied with their creation, can print them from an iPad and colour them with crayons and markers. Although a child’s creativity does not stop at drawing and colouring with the Crayola ColorStudio HD, as it also features more than 50 interactive activity pages, such as Color by Numbers and Musical Dot 2 Dot.
The days of parents placing their child’s artistic masterpiece proudly on the fridge door may be numbered, or at least been relegated into a second position, as with the ColorStudio HD proud parents can share their child’s artistic genius with the world via a share feature which enables to post the art onto Facebook.
The digital age, like drawing and colouring itself, is all about exploration and discovery, and Crayola’s imaginative amalgamation with Griffin Technology and the subsequent arrival of the ColorStudio HD has unleashed a bold and wonderful new form of self expression and discovery for children.
The Crayola ColorStudio HD will be available shortly, which will include a Crayola iMarker digital stylus, a free download of the ColorStudio HD app, built-in user tutorials and content updates sent periodically – Not a bad package for just $29.99 when you consider the creative benefits it will bring to your child, not to mention the hours of entertainment.

Crayola ColorStudio HD – Blending timeless colouring meets the iPad

Crayola ColorStudio HD – Blending timeless colouring meets the iPad


Crayola ColorStudio HD – Blending timeless colouring meets the iPad





For anyone with kids, you are likely to be a big fan of Crayola, which since their crayons were first introduced in 1903, have brought an endless amount of fun and creativity to the lives of children. In spite of Crayola’s unique aptitude in providing activities of a timeless nature to children, the company is moving with the times, and have announced a merger with Griffin Technology Inc, makers of innovative technology for everyday life. Although the amalgamation of two very different companies may at first seem slightly unusual and even incompatible, the net result of merging the ageless and enduring nature of Crayola’s products and ethics of creativity with the avant-gardism of Griffin Technology, is phenomenal, particularly is you happen to be a child.


One creation aspired from this of this inventive merger is the Crayola ColorStudio HD,
which, by combining a multi-activity drawing application for iPad – the Crayola ColorStudio HD App – with a custom-built digital stylus, known as the Crayola iMarker, provides a completely new and innovative digital play experience. When used in-conjunction with one another, the ColorStudio HD App and the iMarker enables children to interact with, and colour in the pages of an animated colouring book, which come ‘alive’ and react to the child’s colouring, uniquely combining colour, pictures, sound-effects and music. Resonant of being a paintbrush, pen and crayon in one, the iMarker and the ColorStudio compliment each other, bringing one another to life. Needless to say with such a diverse number of art accessories in one accessible location, the Crayola ColorStudio HD stimulates a child’s creativity, accuracy and intuition by enabling young artists to manipulate both colour and space.
Whilst conventional paper colouring books provide different designs and drawings that children can colour in, with the Crayola ColorStudio app children can even design the pages themselves, and, once satisfied with their creation, can print them from an iPad and colour them with crayons and markers. Although a child’s creativity does not stop at drawing and colouring with the Crayola ColorStudio HD, as it also features more than 50 interactive activity pages, such as Color by Numbers and Musical Dot 2 Dot.
The days of parents placing their child’s artistic masterpiece proudly on the fridge door may be numbered, or at least been relegated into a second position, as with the ColorStudio HD proud parents can share their child’s artistic genius with the world via a share feature which enables to post the art onto Facebook.
The digital age, like drawing and colouring itself, is all about exploration and discovery, and Crayola’s imaginative amalgamation with Griffin Technology and the subsequent arrival of the ColorStudio HD has unleashed a bold and wonderful new form of self expression and discovery for children.
The Crayola ColorStudio HD will be available shortly, which will include a Crayola iMarker digital stylus, a free download of the ColorStudio HD app, built-in user tutorials and content updates sent periodically – Not a bad package for just $29.99 when you consider the creative benefits it will bring to your child, not to mention the hours of entertainment.

Saturday, March 19, 2011
Want To Buy An iPad 2 ? Here's What You Need To Know ?

Want To Buy An iPad 2 ? Here's What You Need To Know ?




Want To Buy An iPad 2 ? Here's What You Need To Know ?


So you want to buy an iPad 2, and you don't want to pay an insane amount on eBay.
Our recommendation, after speaking with a handful of Apple retail reps: Hang out at your local Apple Store every day or order online and exercise some patience.
We were almost unanimously told the same thing from every rep: You can either get lucky and be in the store for a shipment that could arrive at any moment, or order from Apple.com and wait the 3-4 weeks for it to ship.
Here's what we learned:
  • Some Apple Stores are opening an hour early when they receive a shipment of iPad 2s. (Check with your local store.)
  • Even business customers, usually prioritized, are on a waiting list. (Though we hear of one person who was able to "skip" the iPad 2 line at the store by buying a handful of MacBook Pros.)
  • Stores do not know when they'll receive iPads. One rep said, "They surprise us."
  • People are still lining up before store the stores open, several days after launch. A rep in Pittsburgh told us that 15 people were in line at 4 a.m. today.
  • It's a similar situation at Best Buy. They're taking pre-orders, but the wait time is the same.
We also found out that Apple Stores are not keeping extras units in stock to handle customer service issues. This is not the way Apple usually does things -- last year, stores kept a small stockpile of iPads locked away in order to help customers returning faulty devices.


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Want To Buy An iPad 2 ? Here's What You Need To Know ?

Want To Buy An iPad 2 ? Here's What You Need To Know ?




Want To Buy An iPad 2 ? Here's What You Need To Know ?


So you want to buy an iPad 2, and you don't want to pay an insane amount on eBay.
Our recommendation, after speaking with a handful of Apple retail reps: Hang out at your local Apple Store every day or order online and exercise some patience.
We were almost unanimously told the same thing from every rep: You can either get lucky and be in the store for a shipment that could arrive at any moment, or order from Apple.com and wait the 3-4 weeks for it to ship.
Here's what we learned:
  • Some Apple Stores are opening an hour early when they receive a shipment of iPad 2s. (Check with your local store.)
  • Even business customers, usually prioritized, are on a waiting list. (Though we hear of one person who was able to "skip" the iPad 2 line at the store by buying a handful of MacBook Pros.)
  • Stores do not know when they'll receive iPads. One rep said, "They surprise us."
  • People are still lining up before store the stores open, several days after launch. A rep in Pittsburgh told us that 15 people were in line at 4 a.m. today.
  • It's a similar situation at Best Buy. They're taking pre-orders, but the wait time is the same.
We also found out that Apple Stores are not keeping extras units in stock to handle customer service issues. This is not the way Apple usually does things -- last year, stores kept a small stockpile of iPads locked away in order to help customers returning faulty devices.


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Big Corporations Are About To Buy A Lot Of iPads

Big Corporations Are About To Buy A Lot Of iPads




Big Corporations Are About To Buy A Lot Of iPads



Enterprises will buy 50 times as many tablets in 2011 as they did in 2010, making them almost as common as netbooks.
That's great news for Apple -- and perhaps some of its tablet competitors like Research In Motion, which is targeting IT departments with features like security.  But it's not great for Microsoft, which won't have a tablet competitor out until Windows 8 in late 2012.
The prediction comes from U.K. market researcher Canalys, which says that enterprises bought about 20,000 tablets (or "pads") in 2010, but will buy more than 1.1 million this year -- a growth rate of more than 5,000%. Canalys also says that netbook sales will increase slightly, from 1.5 million to 1.8 million.

Both numbers pale against sales of traditional notebooks to enterprises, which will increase 11% to 96 million this year, Canalys predicts. Most of those notebooks will run Windows, so Microsoft's hold on the enterprise will remain relatively safe for now.
But consumerization is a big trend in IT. That means where consumers go, enterprises eventually follow.
And the consumer market contains much worse news for Microsoft. Canalys predicts that Apple and its competitors will sell 50 million tablets (up 200%) to consumers this year, versus 32 million netbooks (down 14%) and 113 million notebooks (up only 5%). 

Overall, Canalys says that every two tablets purchased will replace the sale of one netbook or laptop.

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Big Corporations Are About To Buy A Lot Of iPads

Big Corporations Are About To Buy A Lot Of iPads




Big Corporations Are About To Buy A Lot Of iPads



Enterprises will buy 50 times as many tablets in 2011 as they did in 2010, making them almost as common as netbooks.
That's great news for Apple -- and perhaps some of its tablet competitors like Research In Motion, which is targeting IT departments with features like security.  But it's not great for Microsoft, which won't have a tablet competitor out until Windows 8 in late 2012.
The prediction comes from U.K. market researcher Canalys, which says that enterprises bought about 20,000 tablets (or "pads") in 2010, but will buy more than 1.1 million this year -- a growth rate of more than 5,000%. Canalys also says that netbook sales will increase slightly, from 1.5 million to 1.8 million.

Both numbers pale against sales of traditional notebooks to enterprises, which will increase 11% to 96 million this year, Canalys predicts. Most of those notebooks will run Windows, so Microsoft's hold on the enterprise will remain relatively safe for now.
But consumerization is a big trend in IT. That means where consumers go, enterprises eventually follow.
And the consumer market contains much worse news for Microsoft. Canalys predicts that Apple and its competitors will sell 50 million tablets (up 200%) to consumers this year, versus 32 million netbooks (down 14%) and 113 million notebooks (up only 5%). 

Overall, Canalys says that every two tablets purchased will replace the sale of one netbook or laptop.

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
HP Palm Touchpad Runs WebOS Specs

HP Palm Touchpad Runs WebOS Specs



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Details
·         9.7 inch Display with 1024x768px resolution
·         Weight – 1.6pounds / 740 grams
·         13.7 mm thickness
·         240mmx190mmx13.7mm
·         Dual Core CPU 1.2 GHz from Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-CPU APQ80601.2GHz
·         1.3 MP camera with Video calling
·         Stereo speakers
·         6300 mAh Battery
·         3.5mm audio jack
·         microUSB connector
·         Wi-Fi b/g/n Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
·         Memory : 16 GB or 32GB
·         Audio formats: DRM-free MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR, QCELP, WAV
·         Video formats: MPEG-4, H.263, H.264
·         Gyro, Accelerometer , Compass, light sensor
·         Browser with Full Flash support
·         Features Synergy which can sync all your personal information easily
·         Accessories such as Keyboard dock and Touchstone


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HP Palm Touchpad Runs WebOS Specs

HP Palm Touchpad Runs WebOS Specs



*  

Details
·         9.7 inch Display with 1024x768px resolution
·         Weight – 1.6pounds / 740 grams
·         13.7 mm thickness
·         240mmx190mmx13.7mm
·         Dual Core CPU 1.2 GHz from Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-CPU APQ80601.2GHz
·         1.3 MP camera with Video calling
·         Stereo speakers
·         6300 mAh Battery
·         3.5mm audio jack
·         microUSB connector
·         Wi-Fi b/g/n Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
·         Memory : 16 GB or 32GB
·         Audio formats: DRM-free MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR, QCELP, WAV
·         Video formats: MPEG-4, H.263, H.264
·         Gyro, Accelerometer , Compass, light sensor
·         Browser with Full Flash support
·         Features Synergy which can sync all your personal information easily
·         Accessories such as Keyboard dock and Touchstone


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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

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