LEAP: Control your mac with hand Gestures and Movements

The Keyboard and Mouse are part of a series of interfaces and physical controls perhaps are on the verge of disappearing or completely reinvented. This dilemma arises LEAP technology, a new project which brings us to interact with you Mac using natural gestures and movements. For $ 69 you can control your iMac as Tom Croise in Minority Report.

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HP Envy Spectre XT

HP presented on May , the new HP Envy Spectre XT, an ultra slim notebook is desingned for business sector and carries the quality if Envy Spectre at a level of 14,5 mm thickness. Despide it's flashy look, the XT does not leave unused space and therefore has on Ethernet por, one HDMI and two USB 3.0 easily accessible. WHile for an ordinary user is not a big deal, the people inside the indutry will pay attention undoubtedly due to the presence of the ports listed as a 13.3-inch ultra slim, and a VGA port but no could do, is too thick to properly fit the desing.

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Samsung Galaxy SIII, with natural interface and 4 Core -Processor

On Mat 3 the South Korean company Samsung presented its new smartphone Galaxy S3, an Android device, which offers a large screen area than its predecessors, besides being much faster and have more efficent.

This is the commercial video:

The new smartphone from Samsung draws attention, in the first place, because it offers a larger screen than its predecessor, the S
, as it went from 4.3 to  4.8 inchesdiagonal. However, this change does not effect the overall dimensions of the device, which remain practically unchaged with respect to the previous genration, thank to the desingners chose to lower the bezel device.

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New processor Intel 3rd Generation

April 23 and as we advance, Intel finally releases its family og 3rd Generation Core processors codenamed "Ivy Bridge", these chips are characterized by being the first microprocessors, built under the manufacturing of 22 nanometer. Intel aid in the miniaturization of the circuits, through 3D transistor technology. The new Core processor family are expected to offer higher performance per clock cycle, speed and efficiency.

Ivy Bridge has a core design improved compared to "Sandy Bridge" quad-core packages x86-64, a wide AVX instruction set that includes AES-NI acceleration, the second generation Turbo Boost Technology, resulting in greater energy efficiency, and a new integrated graphics core that supports DirectX11. The graphics core can also be highly parallelized tasks such as video encoding, with the enhanced video QuickSync, and can transmit video wirelessly trough WiDi.

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