Archive for December 2, 2011

Although laptops and notebooks have very similar traits such as they are both portable and you can take them anywhere, there are some differences between both of them.

LAPTOP VS NOTEBOOK BATTLE

Let us start with notebook computers;  NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS are designed to allow you to do computer work while on the go and still offer all the power mobile users require for entertainment as well as work. This type of computer usually is not cheap and your top of the line notebooks can be very expensive.

Notebook computers are ultra light, which makes it easier for you to take it anywhere you want. The lesser the weight the better for you! It has 4 hours plus battery life, and it has a low profile, which means it’s thin. In addition, it doesn’t have an internal floppy disk, nor do you have the ability to utilize CDs or DVD’s. It has a minimal graphics subsystem. In addition to this, it has an integrated modem. If you require the services of the internet, that’s not a problem  as it has a network connection. It’s screen is about 12″-14″ long and it has a keyboard that is just big enough to be functional.

Now as for a laptop, the name says it all. It is a portable unit meant for you to be able to work with while resting on your lap. In comparison to the notebook, it looks quite large and has lots of power with several features.

A  The standard laptop should have most if not all the following features .

-Laptops usually are a little bigger than notebook computers and a little heavier than they are.
-They have an Nvidia GeForce or ATI Radeon graphics subsystem, Internal DVD-RW drive, an integrated modem, network and WI-FI capabilities
-The speakers are a integrated high quality system.
– It also has at least 2 hour plus battery life,
-The keyboard is large enough to be used conveniently.
-Laptops screens are at least 14″-17″ long.
-Also laptops are very upgradeable.

As you can see from the above information, there are many similarities as well as differences that exist between a notebook and laptop. The design of the laptop gives you all the capabilities of a desktop computer yet remains mobile.

 

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With all the technology gadgets today in the market and many to choose from, we can think of what’s the difference with this products?  So here’s a glimpse for those who are wondering what is a netbook and a notebook. Advantage and disadvantage  of using this gadgets and have an idea on whats with this gadgets!

Let’s take a look:

1. A notebook is basically a laptop that is located somewhere between a large desktop replacement and ultraportables. A more recent addition to the family is the netbook, and its main difference from a notebook is size because it is considerably smaller. Being small has its good and bad aspects. On one hand, you can easily carry it around without breaking your back while, on the other hand, its small screen and cramped keyboard leaves more to be desired. One major problem with the small screen is the low resolution. Most netbooks have a resolution of 1024×600. The current standard for online sites is 1024×768. This just means that certain sites may not appear in its totality, and you have to scroll down when you should not need to.

2. Aside from the physical dimensions, netbooks are also inferior to notebooks when it comes to hardware. Notebooks usually have processors that were intended for desktop computers while netbooks use special ‘mobile’ version processors. These processors consume less power and generate less heat at the expense of processing power. Netbooks also lack an optical drive most probably to reduce the size and cost of the unit. There are external drives that you can purchase separately and connect through the USB port.

3. A major advantage of netbooks that was already mentioned before is low power consumption. This is not your typical 10% to 20% more on the battery life as a netbook with a 6-cell battery can get up to 7 or 8 hours in a single charge. That is roughly 3 times the 2-3 hour capacity of most notebooks. This is also very useful if you do not rely on electric companies for power, such as, if you are on a boat, on the road, or you just want to be off the grid.

    

4. Lastly, but probably the most significant for most people, a netbook is significantly cheaper than a notebook. A typical notebook can cost twice as much as a netbook. So for those who are comfortable with the size and only use their computers to browse the Internet or do some paperwork, a netbook is not only perfect, but it can also save you some cash both in the short and long run.

Summary:

1. A netbook is much smaller than a notebook.
2. A netbook has much lower specs than a notebook.
3. A netbook doesn’t have an optical drive while a notebook does.
4. A netbook consumes less power than a notebook.
5. A netbook is cheaper than a notebook.
So what will you choose, NETBOOK OR NOTEBOOK? Your Choice!

Iphone Camera Accessories

Posted: December 2, 2011 in Apple, Iphone

LiveAction Camera Grip

Experimenting with you iPhone camera is always fun, and if you’re photo enthusiast, you’ve probably seen Belkin Live Action Camera Grip.

Overview:

Experience a better way to capture photos and video on your iPhone with the LiveAction Camera Grip. With a contoured, soft-touch design and external shutter button, it makes your iPhone or iPod Touch feel more like a digital camera. The integrated tripod mount allows you to attach your device to any standard tripod for more stabilized control. Separate buttons for photo and video let you easily switch from taking stills to recording live action. Simply attach it to the charge connector on your iPhone or iPod Touch and snap away.

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Belkin has announced its LiveAction Camera accessories for iPhone and iPod, and what makes these accessories special is that they allows you to take pictures and record videos easier than before. According to the reports, two products are going to be released, the LiveAction Camera Grip that transforms your iPhone or iPod Touch into a digital camera, and a LiveAction Camera Remote that allows you to control camera shutter of iPhone or iPod Touch wirelessly. The LiveAction Camera Grip attaches to the dock connector of your iOS device and thanks to the external shutter button, it allows you to take pictures with ease. In addition, there’s a video button, as well as tripod mount. LiveAction Camera Remote can activate iPhone/iPod Touch camera shutter wirelessly from up to 30 feet distance via Bluetooth, and it has dedicated photo and video button as well as detachable camera stand.

iPhone Lens Dial is a great iPhone accessory that will really enhance your photos, but such accessory comes with a price, and iPhone Lens Dial is currently priced at $249.

Source: Gadget Lite

YouTube gets social-networking face-lift

Posted: December 2, 2011 in Youtube
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YouTube has a new look, one that the video-sharing service hopes will make it easier for users to find and organize the kind of content that they want.

Google said in a blog post today that it has redesigned YouTube’s home page and the channel pages, and is basically revamping its overall appearance by applying “a fresh coat of digital paint across the whole site.”

“You can browse recommended Channels,” YouTube wrote in its post. You can “customize your homepage’s feed; even link your YouTube account to Google+ and Facebook to see what your friends are sharing. The new homepage feed we launched earlier this year is now front and center on the homepage.”

One of YouTube’s biggest challenges has always been about helping users cull through the seeming infinite amount of video clips to find material that appeals to them. The site has also sought ways to streamline the sharing process to help popular clips go viral.

You can read YouTube’s blog post here.