Technologia del Mundo
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APPLE IPAD TO SHAKE UP E-READER MARKET
Apple is planning to shake up the electronic reader market. With a revolutionary 9.7 inch touch screen, and amazing new apps, it does things no tablet PC, netbook, or e-read- er could. The “iPad is something completely new,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “We’re excited for customers to get their hands on this magical and revolutionary prod- uct and connect with their apps and content in a more in- timate, intuitive and fun way than ever before.” The iPad, which will be available in the United States early April, for Wi-Fi models, and late April for Wi-Fi + 3G models, will compete directly against Amazon’s Kindle.
Starting at just $499, iPad lets users browse the web, read and send email, enjoy and share photos, watch vid- eos, listen to music, play games, read ebooks and much more. iPad is 0.5 inches thick, weighs just 1.5 pounds— thinner and lighter than any laptop or netbook—and de- livers battery life of up to 10 hours.
iPad’s Multi-Touch™ interface makes surfing the web an entirely new experience, dramatically more interac- tive and intimate than on a computer. You can read and send email on iPad’s large screen and almost full-size “soft” keyboard or import photos from a Mac®, PC or digital camera, see them organized as albums, and en- joy and share them using iPad’s elegant slideshows. iPad makes it easy to watch movies, TV shows and YouTube, all in HD, or flip through the pages of an ebook you downloaded from Apple’s new iBookstore while listening to your music.
COMPUTING IS NOW EVERYWHERE
Intel CEO Paul Otellini an- nounced that “personal com- puting” is expanding beyond the PC to nearly every kind of electronic device, transform- ing Intel and the industry in the process. He also unveiled several innovative technologies
and design wins that spanned Intel’s PC and other growth businesses, including netbooks, smartphones, CE devices and “connected” embedded technology.
“Computing is no longer confined to your computer – it’s everywhere,” Otellini said,“Advances in connectivity, intuitive user interfaces, immersive content and computer chip per- formance have allowed computing to move into new areas. Computing moving into all manner of devices and experi- ences all around us improves our personal productivity and enjoyment.”
14 HISPANIC ENGINEER & Information Technology | 2010 www.hispanicengineer.com
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