The next generation of graphic cards ATI Radeon HD 5870 and HD 5850 boasting of DirectX 11 support and ATI Eyefinity technology are now available, these video cards support upto 3 monitors and resolution upto 2560×1600 per display, 6 screen support will eventually come out in November with a new version of 5870 graphics card with 6 mini display ports. HD 5800 series of graphics cards also supports dual, triple and quad ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU technology. (more…)

Nikon COOPIX S1000pj, a new breed of digital camera has just been announced officially by Nikon  which brings mini projector to personal digital cameras for the first time, now you will to able to instantly project the images and videos on your camera on a flat surface surface nearby, the inbuilt mini projector can project images and videos upto 40″ in size. It also comes with a projector stand and a remote to control the projector operation. (more…)

G.E. has unveiled a 500 GB micro-holographic disc that is the same size as existing DVD’s. The storage capacity is equivalent to 100 DVD’s and is aimed at the archive industry but eventually can be used in the consumer market place.

Micro-holographic discs have a larger storage capacity than DVDs or Blu-ray because they store information on the disc in three dimensions, rather than just pits on the surface of the disc. (more…)

We have seen a lot of action in memory cards development in the past year. With every passing month there was an enhancement in the storage devices making them cheaper, faster and bigger. But 2009 brings an amazing surprise and a dramatic improvement in the field of portable storage. The new specification of memory cards known as SDXC ( SD eXtended Capacity) can store hundreds of gigs of data on a single card. (more…)

Even though the Storm worm managed to catch a lot of headlines over the last few years, worms as a whole made up only a tiny minority of the Web’s worst malware in 2008. Trojans led the pack. Now, however, the Conficker worm has managed to wriggle its way into millions of systems, and companies must take steps to protect themselves from it, writes Top Layer Security’s Mike Paquette. (more…)