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terça-feira, dezembro 23, 2008

CES 2009 To Witness 512GB SSDs From Toshiba - Gizmo Watch


CES 2009 To Witness 512GB SSDs From Toshiba - Gizmo Watch: "What’s the limit with storage capacity for SSDs, perhaps eternity we guess? If you thought the 256GB solid state drives for laptops were enough for the maximum we slogged over the machine, then except Toshiba’s invite to the CES 2009, where Toshiba aims at introducing the industry’s first 2.5-inch 512GB Solid State Drive. Lots of GBs indeed, but nothing superior comes cheap, so get set to empty your pockets if you wish to own one of those rigs housing this storage capacity."

domingo, abril 06, 2008

DVICE: Toshiba’s unbelievably tiny HD1 HDTV camera is world’s smallest


"We knew HDTV cameras were getting small, but had no idea they could be shrunk to a size scarcely larger than a sugar cube. That’s about the dimensions of a tiny camera Toshiba will roll out this month at the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) convention in Las Vegas. The 2.3-ounce IK-HD1 is just 1.6 inches square, and even though it’s the smallest HD camera in the world, there’s still enough room in there for three CCD chips that can crank out glorious 1080i broadcast-quality color.
Now don’t start thinking this will be part of a camcorder you might pick up at a consumer electronics store — it attaches to a wired control unit that can be situated up to 90 feet away, and is destined for use as a hidden camera on reality shows. Maybe it’ll show up in a sports presentation or two. But really — who knew high-quality HD cameras could get this small? This HD1 is aimed at the pro market for now, but we’re sure this tech will trickle down to consumer cameras before too long. Toshiba, via Engadget HD"

quinta-feira, dezembro 13, 2007

Toshiba's 15-nm process hints at 100Gbit NAND chips: 6x current densities - Engadget


Bateria SCiB (Super Charge ion Battery) da Toshiba


Bateria SCiB (Super Charge ion Battery) da Toshiba


  1. Março de 2008

  2. Recarregamento a 90% da capacidade em apenas 5 minutos

  3. Vida útil de 10 anos

  4. Após 3000 ciclos de carga e descarga rápidas, a perda de capacidade é de 10%

  5. Tensão nominal de 2,4V

  6. Capacidade nominal de 4,2Ah

  7. Peso 150g.