Unlike theĬlaims of some other "light" notebooks, the X360 is fully featured The Samsung X360 incorporates all of the extensive functionalityĭemanded by ultra mobile and results-driven professionals. Set of features unlike anything of its kind on the market.Įven though it is the lightest notebook in its 13.3 inch class,
Needs of the new aristocrats of the mobile world, the X360 sets aĬompletely new standard in mobile computing – offering a comprehensive Capable of meeting the extreme performance and connectivity Its ever expanding notebook range – the ultra-lightweight Samsung Technology, today lifted the lid on the most innovative addition to
Market leader in consumer electronics and world leader in IT Extensive press release below.īerlin, Germany, AugSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a It'll be available in September in some European countries, and Russia, China and Hong Kong, but there's no info on the US release or pricing. Somewhat strangely it's also been "sprinkled" with nano silver ion powder to keep the keyboard bacteria-free.
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Sounds a little familiar, no? But the battery life is claimed to be 10 hours, by Samsung, and it's got a full array of ports, including an RJ45 socket for wired LAN, a mic-in, three USB 2.0 sockets, a PCI express card slot and a HDMI socket. Inside there's a 45nm Core 2 Duo mobile processor, mated to a 1280 x 800 pixel LED-backlit screen, and the machine has no internal DVD drive: instead it comes with an external one. It's pretty clear where Samsung is going with the X360 laptop when you notice it's branded it as "lighter than air" and say it's the "lightest notebook in its 13.3 inch class" since it weighs just 1.27 kg.
We guess you could say Nvision ended with a bang (sorry, we couldn’t resist.) There was no information if and when these barrel processors will be available for sale. We won't dwell into the specs of these two, but Mona Lisa's fill-rate is quite interesting: 1100 (paintball) balls travelled eight feet onto wood-enforced canvas in just in just 275 ms, creating a picture of Mona Lisa within three quarters of a second. These 1100 "shaders" painted a picture of Mona Lisa in a matter of a few hundreds of a second, resulting in lots of stunned faces, laughter and a big round of applause for the Mythbusters crew. Smiley was a relatively simple robot, while Mona Lisa consisted out of "1100 massively parallel barrel processors", dwarfing the 240 shaders offered by a GeForce GTX 280 chip. Smiley was given a task to draw a smiley using conventional CPU techniques, doing one thing at a time. The duo behind the popular Mythbusters showed the results of six months of work, demonstrating the difference between a CPU and a GPU, following the conventional wisdom of parallel computing.ĭubbed Smiley and Mona Lisa, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman presented two robots that represented the difference between a CPU and a GPU. San Jose (CA) – Even though Nvidia’s Nvision tradeshow did not achieve its goal of 10,000 visitors, more than a thousand gathered at the Center for Performing Arts to witness the ending of the event.
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