LG introduces the world first “Flicker Free” 3D TV

We will have to believe LG on this one, but apparently, here is the world’s first “Flicker-Free” 3D TV :the LW5700! Branded as a CINEMA 3D TV, the LW5700 comes with passive 3D glasses that do not require any power and are extremely light. Basically these glasses are the same ones that you can find in any movie theaters. The LW5700 also comes with LG’s 3D Light Boost, Smart TV, WiFi, DLNA, LED Plus backlight and support of DviX Plus HD. Finally LG plans to release this new LW5700 worldwide around...

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Android get Tougher with Panasonic new Toughbook

Announced by Panasonic North America, this new ToughBook Slate comes unlike many other models previously announced by Panasonic with Google’s OS Android. There are not much information on this new 10.1 XGA Multitouch Slate we even don’t know what can of Android flavor this slate is running on but we know however that it will comes with GPS, WiFi and 3/4G and a rugged body made to suffer the worse! Anyway we will have to wait until Q4 to get to the bottom of this! Panasonic Solutions Company, provider...

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Dual-screen LG Android phone Uncovered in the UK!

Pocket-lint.com has uncovered what appears to be a working Dual-screen Android phone made by LG.  The T-Mobile braded phone was discovered at a small London event hosted by Orange and Kineto Wireless who where unveiling the Orange Signal Boost technology. No technical specifications or name has been announced and all that we really know so far is that the camera has an LED flash and the phone has a QWERTY keyboard and what looks to be Android 1.6. There are rumours that the device is...

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Pioneer introduced two new 2.1Ch all in one BD Home Theaters in Japan

Pioneer will launch at the end of July two new 2.1Ch All in One BD Home Theaters in Japan with the HTZ-HW919BD and HTZ-616BD at 90,000 Yen and 55,000 Yen respectively. Both are capable of 5.1 Virtual Surround and comes for the High-end model with Pioneer SOUND Wing Technology or HVT (Horizontal-Vertical Transforming) ultra thin Speaker. Both models support 3D Blu-Ray and as well as DLNA 1.5 and WMA, PM3, MPEG-4 AAC, WAV files. Audio files can be stream to both HTZ-HW919BD and HTZ-616BD via Bluetooth...

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NEC Multi-Touch Display System Using Eight 46-inch Screens

At the Digital Signage Japan 2011 exhibition, NEC showed a trial digital signage solution called Multi-Touch Wall, which can smoothly display high-volume content on a large multi-display. This system is controlled by a single computer using Windows Embedded Standard 7, NEC Display Solutions’ MultiSync displays, and Intel processors. “We set up eight extremely thin-bezel 46-inch LCD displays, and used an infrared sensor to make the front surface into a touch panel. The special feature is the ability...

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Customer Retention Top Marketing Priority

Slightly more than half (52%) of US and UK marketing executives say one of their company’s top marketing priorities is customer retention, according to [download page] a survey from Forbes Insights and Coremetrics. Other popular responses include customer acquisition (38%), customer profitability (29%) and branding (28%). New Media Shows Most Future Growth as Priority The top four marketing priorities of 2011 are all expected to remain the top priorities of 2012. However, the only priorities...

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Greedy goblin: No, you are not special

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HP To Oracle: The Gloves Are Off -- InformationWeek

? Permalink HP To Oracle: The Gloves Are Off The two companies' feud over Itanium is coming to a head with an HP lawsuit. Customers can only watch in disgust. By Art Wittmann InformationWeek June 15, 2011 10:49 PM It has all the makings of a bad episode of Desperate Housewives. Once best pals Oracle and HP have elevated...

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RIM Sells 500,000 PlayBooks, 13.2 Million BlackBerrys -- InformationWeek

? Permalink RIM Sells 500,000 PlayBooks, 13.2 Million BlackBerrys The fiscal first quarter wasn't great for Research In Motion, which is losing phone sales to Android phones and iPhones. Worse, some product delays loom. By Eric Zeman InformationWeek June 16, 2011 05:27 PM For its fiscal...

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Google Suggests Googling Yourself -- InformationWeek

? Permalink Google Suggests Googling Yourself Google seeks to put users back in control of their online information with a service called Me on the Web that monitors your reputation. By Thomas Claburn InformationWeek June 16, 2011 06:19 PM Slideshow: Top 15 Google Apps ForBusiness(click...

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Official Google Blog: Knocking down barriers to knowledge

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Is it really necessary to spy on Julian Assange every minute of the day? | Media | guardian.co.uk

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Blogger Relations: What is it About? | Climb to the Stars

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Is This Too Much? | Climb to the Stars

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Keeping it to Myself | Climb to the Stars

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Be Your Own Best Friend | Climb to the Stars

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iPhone and iPad are preferred by physicians says survey | TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

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Facebook is preparing an iPad app | TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

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Puppy Roasted Alive Over Open Fire By Chinese Women – chinaSMACK

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Microsoft declares WebGL 'harmful' to security | Deep Tech - CNET News

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Bamboo Trains of Cambodia | Amusing Planet

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IBM Turns 100 Today, We Look Back - Industry

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Microsoft Mobile Communications Business is now the Windows Phone Division | ZDNet

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Homeowner Says Bank Of America Foreclosed On Her After Advising Her To Miss Payments - The Consumerist

(crystalatbat) A woman says she lost her home to Bank of America by following its advice to her that she skip mortgage payments. The woman had lived in the house for 25 years and began struggling with payments when she began battling breast cancer. When she asked the bank to help adjust her mortgage in 2009, she said the bank told her it couldn't help her because she was current with her payments. Once she allowed herself to miss three payments,...

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