HD ecosystem
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HD ecosystem
moghul Sat May 01, 2010 12:10 am
HD ecosystem
High definition (HD) will come of age in 2010. The technology has been around—TV manufacturers have been peddling HD for nearly three years now. But taking one home so far has mostly been a high definition display of ostentation, because it was hard to find a compatible input feed. HD works the best when the images are captured, processed and transmitted using compatible technology. In 2010, a lot of widely used inputs—DVD players, gaming consoles, camcorders and even television set top boxes—will turn high definition.
The Xbox and PS3 already support high definition gaming. Movies and sports are increasingly being captured using HD equipment. More broadcasters are working to pipe HD signals into set-top boxes. Discovery is about to launch an HD channel in India. DTH service providers are scoping the market for HD set top boxes.
While the high-end digital SLR cameras can already capture HD video, even the Flip camcorder has launched an HD version. You’ll likely see a lot of user generated HD content on video sharing sites.
Tablets
With an announcement from Apple expected soon, the tablet is going to be the hottest device of 2010.
The tablet brings together the cutting edge of technology in many areas — low-cost processors that can handle HD graphics without taking up too much battery life, touch and voice inputs, newer operating systems such as android, and seamless connectivity.
Surfing the web, watching video, chatting on Skype with a webcam, reading ebooks and other tasks users perform while being mobile, will all be tackled with tablets. The boring ones, such as typing and making presentations, will be left to desktops, laptops and other workstations. The mobile phone screen has proven to be too small for any meaningful content experience. The tablet is all set to move in for the kill in 2010.
Bariatric Surgery
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High definition (HD) will come of age in 2010. The technology has been around—TV manufacturers have been peddling HD for nearly three years now. But taking one home so far has mostly been a high definition display of ostentation, because it was hard to find a compatible input feed. HD works the best when the images are captured, processed and transmitted using compatible technology. In 2010, a lot of widely used inputs—DVD players, gaming consoles, camcorders and even television set top boxes—will turn high definition.
The Xbox and PS3 already support high definition gaming. Movies and sports are increasingly being captured using HD equipment. More broadcasters are working to pipe HD signals into set-top boxes. Discovery is about to launch an HD channel in India. DTH service providers are scoping the market for HD set top boxes.
While the high-end digital SLR cameras can already capture HD video, even the Flip camcorder has launched an HD version. You’ll likely see a lot of user generated HD content on video sharing sites.
Tablets
With an announcement from Apple expected soon, the tablet is going to be the hottest device of 2010.
The tablet brings together the cutting edge of technology in many areas — low-cost processors that can handle HD graphics without taking up too much battery life, touch and voice inputs, newer operating systems such as android, and seamless connectivity.
Surfing the web, watching video, chatting on Skype with a webcam, reading ebooks and other tasks users perform while being mobile, will all be tackled with tablets. The boring ones, such as typing and making presentations, will be left to desktops, laptops and other workstations. The mobile phone screen has proven to be too small for any meaningful content experience. The tablet is all set to move in for the kill in 2010.
Bariatric Surgery
kratom
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