Nintendo 3DS XL caught on video, gets manhandled abroad

Nintendo's new 3DS XL was just revealed last week, but we didn't have to wait long for the plus-sized handheld to get put through its paces. Puissance Nintendo got its game on with Nintendo's newest, and if Google's translation is to be believed, the added screen real-estate is, naturally, a welcome addition, and the panel is plenty bright with excellent viewing angles. Also, any negative effects from the bigger pixels present in the display - it's the same resolution as its baby brother - have apparently been ameliorated by an anti-aliasing filter of some sort.

Engadget , Nintendo 3DS XL caught on video, gets manhandled abroad, Nintendo 3DS XL caught on video, gets manhandled abroad

Noble hints at possible Roadster version of M600 supercar

Performance purists should be familiar with the name Lee Noble. The chassis guru has worked his magic on a whole slew of small-batch supercars, including the Ultima GTR, Ascari Ecosse, Salica GT, the Fenix and, of course, those bearing his own name. At the top of the Noble totem pole sits the M600, a mid-engined supercar powered by a twin-turbo version of Yamaha's 4.4-liter V8 found in the Volvo XC90, but with as much as 650 horsepower on tap.

Autoblog , Noble hints at possible Roadster version of M600 supercar, Noble hints at possible Roadster version of M600 supercar

Knut Sensor Senses Anything

So you leave the house on its lonesome for a vacation in Hawaii, but at least you need something to keep an eye on things. Who knows if the house suddenly catches fire or gets flooded and you have no idea about it. Lucky for you, there is the Knut WiFi-capable sensor that sends various measurements to your iPhone wherever you are in the world. This Kickstarter project, built with various functional sensors, hopes to be sold at $80 a pop

The Knut contains a highly-accurate temperature sensor and a battery level sensor.

Gadget.com , Knut Sensor Senses Anything, Knut Sensor Senses Anything

Major US wireless carrier selects WeDo Technologies for Revenue Assurance solution

RAID will support both Revenue Assurance and System Migrations objectivesLisbon/Washington DC/London, 27 June 2012 - WeDo Technologies, a leader in revenue and business assurance solutions, today announced that one of the largest wireless carriers in the United States has selected its flagship product, RAID to support the company’s revenue and billing assurance needs.  RAID will be deployed in a hosted datacenter managed by WeDo Technologies and will use the Usage Control and Platform Integrity Modules to deliver a complete end-to-end Revenue Assurance solution.

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Jaguar F-Type prototype to take the hill at Goodwood

Jaguar is taking its still-in-development F-Type to the Goodwood Festival of Speed next month. Mike Cross, Jaguar's head of vehicle integrity, will be piloting the all-aluminum convertible up the hill, and we guess he'll probably have the 380-horsepower, supercharged V6 underhood that we'll see when the production car is introduced next year, though a V8 is also possible. We're just hoping that Jag sees fit to delete the F-filled camouflage on the model seen above and show us the car in all its glory.

Autoblog , Jaguar F-Type prototype to take the hill at Goodwood, Jaguar F-Type prototype to take the hill at Goodwood

Ultrabooks Aspire TimelineUltra M5

Regarding battery life, the Aspire Timeline Ultra M5 offer up to 8 hours of computing on a single charge, thanks to the PowerSmart long-life battery pack. And two other features you will love is the Acer Green Instant On and Acer Always Connect. The Instant On enables the computer resuming from sleep in less than 2 seconds and from deep sleep in 6 seconds. And the Always Connect gets you to the web in 2.5 seconds.



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Sony developrs an Ultra Compact HD Video Camera for point of Vide Shooting and Action Sports

Sony today announced that it is developing a new type of high definition wearable video camera which answers the demand for premium point-of-view and action sports filming devices. The new video camera will feature Sony's hallmark SteadyShot image stabilization technology, found in its portfolio of digital imaging products, to reduce blur and deliver stunningly smooth footage. The video camera's small, lightweight body will also house an Exmor R CMOS image sensor for excellent low light shooting and an ultra-wide angle Carl Zeiss Tessar lens.

Akihabara News , Sony developrs an Ultra Compact HD Video Camera for point of Vide Shooting and Action Sports, Sony developrs an Ultra Compact HD Video Camera for point of Vide Shooting and Action Sports