Laptop With 256-Processor -Future Tech

The future technology“In 2020, only techies will
care about the technology in their laptops. Most users will never even
think about it, because laptops will have so much processing power and
the Internet cloud will offer so much storage. What will matter is
style. Here’s the vision of Lenovo’s Howard Locker, Master Inventor and
Chief of Strategic Technology.

* Bendable, thin slate folds up to slip into pocket.
* Screen usable outdoors.
* 6G, always-on, wireless connectivity reaches 550 Mbps.
* Thin, light battery lasts 5 to 7 days.
* 256-core processor is essentially a data center cluster on your lap.
* Touch screen and voice recognition; virtual keyboard with tactile feedback for serious content creation.
* Thin, light, 300-pixel-per-inch OLED screen rolls out to any size you want.
* Very light, strong material, even better than titanium. Entire system weighs half a pound.“
2020 isn’t too far away. Hopefully we’ll all get a chance to see this type of technology in actions.
1: question: what operating system do you think it’ll run if the OSs of today survived to 2020? Windows, Mac OS, Linux?

Future Cars Technology

Nanotechnology is a hot topic in future technology right now. Chemistry, applied physics, materials science, electrical and mechanical engineering are all hip deep in the future technology of nanoscience and nanotechnology.
A couple of other areas of interest in future technology are future cars and future weapons. The Discovery channels now has programs on each one of these areas with a growing number of viewers interested in what the future holds.













Future cars may be hydrogen cars, electric cars, hybrid, solar or flying cars or cars not yet conceived on the drawing board or 3D computer animation program. Fuel cell vehicles are a hot topic right now, but the future is uncertain and there is much room for speculation on which technology will take root in the years to come.














Future weapons are also of great interest to many. Not only are people want to know about such large subjects as America's interest in developing a new hydrogen bomb, but only non-lethal and less lethal weapons of the future. Some of the future weapons can send a heat pulse to disperse and angry mob or emit a beam to freeze a person in his or her tracks.















The only certainly about future technology, however, is that it is uncertain. The realm of future technology is the realm of possibilities. What is possible? What is on the drawing boards now?
How long will it be until these great ideas become mainstream reality? These are burning questions many people want to know and we will attempt to answer as many of these questions as we can through this website.

Peugeot ONE Futuristic Car

Most essentially it is about carving a niche for yourself in a unique way where you have you own strong independent idea and can make the right impact with it. Omar Ivan Huerta Cardoso surely has found out exactly what he wishes to see in his concept car and that seems to be an integration of style with a sustainable design for future roads- A car that produces its own energy!

F.C.Project Anolis Designed 4 Both Road

It is almost like the Tour de France with normal roads being used for racing. Beyond such instances and times when F1 tracks are used as nor mal roads in parts on certain rare occasions, it is not very often that you see the meeting of both the worlds in such a fashion. But when we can make our own concept design then why set limits on it? That is what Project Anolis is set to do and its designers have created a car for both the racing track and normal roads!

Future Concept:Mobility anywhere

If you are traveling to a place where it can be tough to find means of transportation, like a car rental or buses, then you can carry Taka to reach that specific place. Our busy urban society hardly lets us take a sigh of relief. All of us strive for a cozy atmosphere while sharing feeling, music, video, knowledge with people we don’t necessarily know. Here is an awesome concept, which not only provides you private mobility solution, but also gives you the facility to take it anywhere you wish to. Taka takes the space of a person and even fits inside a train.

McLaren Manta

Students from IED, Turin set out to design a sportscar for McLaren, one that would go beyond 320 kmph. The name of the concept points straight towards its inspiration, the Manta fish. The inspiration manifests itself in the form of fluid curves and lines on the car, with a somewhat “soft” appearance. Designers however, did not forget that the concept bears the name of McLaren and gave it a fairly good dose of the automaker’s design-language.

Fabric-clad Futuristic KG-1

Unveiled at the AutoRAI 2009, the KG-1 concept KesselsGranger DesignWorks is very “different” and futuristic. First off, the asymmetric shape of the concept is inspired from nature, precisely, from the anatomy of the human body. The semi-integral frame is a carbon fiber reinforced structure covered by a high-tech textile. Even with all the thoughts and pragmatism thrown into the design, it’s the textile covering developed by TenCate that steals the show, mostly with the immense possibilities it has.

Futuristic Concept Nissan “Motivity 400C” Car

The only certainly about future technology, however, is that it is uncertain. The realm of future technology is the realm of possibilities. What is possible? What is on the drawing boards now?
How long will it be until these great ideas become mainstream reality? These are burning questions many people want to know and we will attempt to answer as many of these questions as we can through this website.











The Taiwanese designer has now designed an automobile that takes you straight into the future. Hailed as “Motivity 400C,” the vehicle is a concept for Nissan that makes use maglev’s engine system in each wheel. Featuring a triangular bode to reduce the air drag; the Nissan Motivity 400C comes with traditional Steering wheel and offers a powerful driving experience to the rider.

The Hard Drive

Hard drives have and always will be an important consideration to think about when purchasing a new computer or used computer. Hard disk is most commonly used storage device in personal computers and laptop computers. Most application programs and operation systems require hard disk for installation and operation.


SpeedingComputer.com, the social network for computer enthusiasts, is giving away some cool prizes including a free 1 Terabyte hard drive. At Speeding Computer, “people come together to share, discuss and even show off the latest hardware, software and technology.” It is the hot new destination for all things computer related, and they have been creating quite a bit of buzz online.


many people sometimes have to bring their computers in for service. They would inevitably ask, “so do I have to just bring in the hard drive?” They, like many people referred to their computer as the hard drive. They meant the tower, that’s the tower part which holds all the computer stuff, as opposed to the peripherals of a computer like a mouse, keyboard, monitor, and printer. The hard drive actually resides inside your computer’s tower and it’s where all your files, folders and your operating system hang out.

The hard drive looks a bit like a record player (if you remember them). There’s a little arm and even a platter that goes around and around. The data for your computer is on that platter (or platters).
What you need to know about your hard drive is that it is one type of memory in your computer. There’s another type of memory in your computer called RAM or Random Access Memory and we’ll discuss that one next week. The hard drive is usually measured in hundreds of gigabytes
these days and the more gigabytes the more files and stuff you can put on your computer.


The hard drive will hold all your data until you delete it or until it fails. You should remember that hard drives can fail and that’s why keeping copies of your important data, like pictures and important documents to name just a couple of things, is vital. Back up those things to other media like a recordable DVD, a recordable CD-ROM, a flash drive or an external hard drive. And if you ever have to bring your computer in for repair, you can ask if it’s just the tower that you need to bring in because you know it’s not called the hard drive.

Processor

The computer processor is and will always be an important consideration when purchasing a computer. Processor is considered the brain of the computer. The CPU fetches instructions of program from main memory and executes them one by one. The speed of the CPU is measured in Mega Hertz or Giga Hertz and speed from 500 MHz to 3.4 GHz, it depends upon a user needs, that is why purchasing a processor is an important consideration when building or buying a computer. There are several considerations and additional information about what to ask and look for when purchasing a processor directly or already installed into a computer.Intel has introduced a new and flashier set of logos for their consumer-level processors and processor-cum-chipset combos, along with a star-rating system that may generate more trouble than guidance.
The new logos feature the familiar Intel logo above the marketing names of Core i7, Core 2, Centrino, Centrino 2, Atom, Celeron, and Pentium, with small print below listing qualifiers such as Extreme, Duo, Quad, and vPro.
The upper-right corner of the logos show a slice of a chip die in chip-like colors for the Core and Centrino families, but - oddly - in blue for the other
One blue-chip logo has no family name, just the time-honored "Intel inside" slogan. All the other logos include the term "inside" in the lower-right corner.

These rankings divide the Intel desktop and notebook offerings into five groups in ascending order of potency, with the one-star Celerons clinging to the bottom rung and the top-flight Core i7s and Core 2s standing proud on the five-star top rung.

While the star-rating system is a noble goal, it has one fatal flaw. Processors will inevitably slip down the ladder. And when they do, their rankings may change in Intel's marketing department, but not necessarily on shop shelves or salesfolks' minds.

When this first round of rankings expires at the end of September 2009, the confusion will begin. In early October, expect even those highly trained, whip-smart Best Buy sales associates to be flummoxed when trying to explaining why yesterday's laptop with a three-star Core 2 Duo mobile processor is as capable as a laptop that arrived after the Core 2 Duo mobile was re-starred at two.