As far as other upcoming hard disc technologies are concerned, the Triple Interface professional model from Iomega Silver Desktop series
features FireWire 800, FireWire 400 and USB 2.0 connections and will be available in 320 GB, 500 GB & 750 GB capacities. These drives come with additional automatic backup & disaster recovery software. Then there are storage disks like LaCie’s Brick desktop hard drives, which are not only high on capacity, but are available in red, white & blue, and can be stacked one atop the other for a fun and decorative touch. Pexagon’s Store-IT hard drive will also offer an EZ-Touch One Button Backup system with Retrospect Express software, which allows file transfer and backup from one or more computers with press of button.
The break-through technology in storage will be based on Nanotechnology, based on exotic technologies with larger memory & faster response time. Ferroelectric RAM (FRAM) will evolve and may be available as MRAM, or magnetic RAM, where data will be stored not electrically but magnetically. This will find its place in computers, digital cameras & PDAs as it can preserve data even after systems are switched off. Other sweeping technologies will be the development of the 3D architectures for memory, where data are stored not just horizontally in flat chips, but also are crammed vertically. Khurana emphasises, “Home segment is outpacing business now, because of the different kind of lifestyle and more digital content, which is leading to emergence of devices that will be beneficial to the consumer.”
Storage solutions in coming days will not be just about keeping your valuable data safe & secure but also helping your information & media to become as accessible and flexible as needed. The content will be with the owner wherever one goes – be it in a car, on trips or even in the gym. That in itself has the potential to enable many more technological revolutions in the coming time.
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features FireWire 800, FireWire 400 and USB 2.0 connections and will be available in 320 GB, 500 GB & 750 GB capacities. These drives come with additional automatic backup & disaster recovery software. Then there are storage disks like LaCie’s Brick desktop hard drives, which are not only high on capacity, but are available in red, white & blue, and can be stacked one atop the other for a fun and decorative touch. Pexagon’s Store-IT hard drive will also offer an EZ-Touch One Button Backup system with Retrospect Express software, which allows file transfer and backup from one or more computers with press of button.The break-through technology in storage will be based on Nanotechnology, based on exotic technologies with larger memory & faster response time. Ferroelectric RAM (FRAM) will evolve and may be available as MRAM, or magnetic RAM, where data will be stored not electrically but magnetically. This will find its place in computers, digital cameras & PDAs as it can preserve data even after systems are switched off. Other sweeping technologies will be the development of the 3D architectures for memory, where data are stored not just horizontally in flat chips, but also are crammed vertically. Khurana emphasises, “Home segment is outpacing business now, because of the different kind of lifestyle and more digital content, which is leading to emergence of devices that will be beneficial to the consumer.”
Storage solutions in coming days will not be just about keeping your valuable data safe & secure but also helping your information & media to become as accessible and flexible as needed. The content will be with the owner wherever one goes – be it in a car, on trips or even in the gym. That in itself has the potential to enable many more technological revolutions in the coming time.
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not sitting idle either. So what’s Intel’s answer to AMD’s claim to fame? Well, the chip-maker will soon become the first to enter into commercial production of the ‘45-nanometer’ technology (also called the ‘Nehlahem’ architecture) which is by far the most dramatic act in the production of semiconductors in four decades; giving birth to faster chips that would consume lesser power and reduce production costs as well. So, how does AMD respond to this rebound from Intel’s court? “We also plan to begin producing chips on the 45-nanometer process by 2008,” retorts Vamsi. And if that happens, the ‘Puma’ will have a unique power feature which will allow its users to run a discrete graphics card when powered from the main switch and an integrated one when on-battery power. Moreover, graphics will get better which will also give the system a completely a new look as Vamsi confidently adds, “Our design will be focussed on performance deliver per watt. AMD is the smart choice across all segments in the industry.” Clearly, the new offerings from AMD will have more performance and efficiency advantage over the previous offerings but Intel with its virtual dominance of the sector (with a 76% market share in semiconductor chips during Q3 2007, as compared to AMD’s 26%) will not allow any other chip maker to take the lead in developing a new technology and taking the next big leap in chip-making as Craig Barrett says, “Intel through its world ahead program, remains focused on accelerating access to technology and increasing internet connectivity...” Intel is also coming up with the ‘Montevina’ platform based on the chip ‘Penryn’ dual-core processors in 2008 which will feature next generation data manageability and security features in several core combinations.
fund players. The sea of changes in the financial and economic scenario is bringing in a fresh wave of opportunities for the long run. But as always, with the industry’s expansion, increased challenges and growing competition will make it difficult for the smaller players to survive, leading to a wave of consolidation to knock on the doors. But as the economic growth in India swells, and wallets and regulators ease the reins further, asset management companies are bound to prosper. The only thing that they need to focus on is to get back to their boardrooms, scratch their heads and come up with a few effective answers to emerging challenges. Opportunities are huge, and some quick on-their-feet thinking can easily send Indian mutual fund players soaring upwards, to find their rightful place, under the global financial markets Sun!
quarter to 39.1% in first quarter 2008...” is how Dirk Hayden Lewis, Gartner explains the volatile global market share predicament for Nokia. However, this is not the real worry for the Finnish giant as its market share figure has actually improved from 35.5% a year back (during Q1 FY07). So what’s bothering it now? Well, Greenpeace (an NGO which ranks electronics companies primarily based on toxic chemicals use and e-waste regulations) has ranked Nokia a shameful 9th for the year 2007 after a glorious 1st in 2006. So is the giant speechlessly stumped?
the grill of that omnipresent Swift. This is the same piece de resistance adorning the bulging, yet classy tank of that elusive Hayabusa GSX R1300, one of the most powerful street bikes ever! The ‘S’ sign is a symbol of raw power, virility, waiting to be unleashed at a throttle’s notice and is indeed coveted. With such a potent definition, this explosive logo has a brand image which is hard to match when it comes to the ‘must have list for men’; and evidently, Suzuki is proud of its testosterone inducing moniker.