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Monday, 17-October-2011 18:21:41 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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NVIDIA unveiled 3D Vision 2 recently. We just announced NVIDIA 3DVision 2 at GeForce LAN 6, but the new displays and wireless glasses aren’t quite yet available for public consumption. To hold you over, here’s a quick preview of what you can expect from the next generation of hardware optimized for NVIDIA’s 3DVision technology. Coverage on Anandtech, TomsHardware, LegitReviews, HotHardware and PC Perspective.
Simon pointed out that Google are experimenting with using WebGL for Google Maps. Using WebGL technology, Google MapsGL is an experimental project which enables a richer maps experience with immersive 3D buildings, smoother transitions between imagery, fluid transitions into Streetview and more, directly in your browser and all without a plugin. You'll need Chrome or the latest Firefox beta, I think.
TechAU compared the RevoDrive x2 v Agility 3 240GB SSDs. Competing alongside each other today we have the heavy hitting RevoDrive x2; OCZ’s high-end PCI-e SSD, and the Agility 3; a competitively priced and equally high performing traditional SSD.
IKT sent word that Ubuntu 11.10 has been released. For PC users, Ubuntu 11.10 supports laptops, desktops and netbooks with a unified look and feel based on an updated version of the desktop shell called "Unity", which introduces specialized "Lenses". Finding and installing software using the Ubuntu Software Centre is now easier thanks to improvements in speed, search functionality enhancements, and usability improvements. Video overview here, new feature info here and Internode's mirror here. Discussion here.
IntelInside spotted an iPhone 4S teardown. Apparently Siri is not too happy with our request, but when has a machine stood in the way of iFixit's exceptional team of tinkerers? Join us as we delve deep into the recesses of the new iPhone 4S.
Meanwhile Samsung are trying to block sales of the new iPhone in Australia. Samsung has filed for immediate injunctions on the sale of the iPhone 4S in Australia and Japan, expanding its global counter-attack against Apple. The Korean electronics giant previously requested injunctions be placed on sales of Apple's fifth-generation smartphone in France and Italy, with claims filed a day after the product was announced.
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