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The browser of JATY DR7200 has built up a breathalyzer

Believe it or not, JATY is not the first manufacturer of electronic devices that combined the benefits of a breathalyzer and a GPS , but the DR7200 has it all.

What is it? For a 7-inch screen, a 533 MHz CPU, WinCE 5.0, 64 MB SDRAM / NAND, SD slot, a T-DMB receiver (TDT) for when you do not have to drive, USB port for integrated speakers not to miss a full multimedia experience with support MP3, WMV, OGG, AC3, MPEG1/2/4, DivX, XviD, AVI and JPG to name just some of the files compatible. Rare is whether we see it outside of Korea, but in case you thinking of importing it, it goes to 296,000 won (184 euros/292 dollars).

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Sony Vaio SR, relying on mobility


That same holds true for Sony to know another new series that has launched these days. The Sony Vaio SR trying to comply with good performance in a smaller size than their brothers.

His screen in widescreen format and LED technology, has some measures 13.3 "(WXGA 1280 x 800), finding, therefore, to a very light laptop less than 2 kg. Inside, if we choose the highest setting, we will find an Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 2.26 GHz, 4 GB of RAM, hard drive 200 GB 7200 rpm ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470. Yes, forget about the Blu-ray.

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Intel launches next-generation mobile processor

Intel, the largest computer chip manufacturer in the world, on Tuesday launched the next generation of Centrino wireless processors, which it hopes to achieve a new revenue stream amid a broader campaign of introduction on mobile technologies.

The launch of Centrino 2 chip, previously known by the codename Montevina, came after a delay of several months and was much more measured than the presentation of the first Centrino processor in 2003.

Product combines wi-fi capability, which works only about 100 meters from the transmitters known as "hot-spots" with a new wireless technology called WiMax, which allows data transmission at high speeds over distances much longer, and could be used to cover entire cities.

IDC analyst Bryan Ma said that if the first version of these chips marked Intel's entry into the wireless space, the new model represents a major development for the industry.

"My big question is whether this is revolutionary or evolutionary; suspect it may be more the latter," Ma said

"However, even if only evolutionary remains a good fuel to take the industry forward, "he added.

The new processors will be used mainly in notebook computers, in line with the industry trend toward mobile computing technologies and light building development new wireless networks.

"The laptops will be the main thrust of the industry in the future, and notebook sales have surpassed those of desktop computers in many countries," said Stanley Huang, director of sales services and advanced techniques Intel Asia Pacific, who was present at the launch of the chip in Taipei.

The introduction of Centrino 2 is part of Intel's strategy to develop a wider range of wireless products for use in devices other than computers, especially mobile phones, according improves data transfer speed with new mobile technologies.

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died the world's oldest blogger

Australian Women which is considered the "blogger" world's oldest died Saturday at 108 years, leaving a final "post" in which he spoke of his failing health, but also explained about how she was singing every day.

Olive Riley, of Woy Woy (North Sydney), began writing his "Blog" in February last year, sharing stories about his life during the two world wars, how he had raised three children alone and working as a cook in the outback, a term known to the remote areas of Australia .

With mind alert despite his frail health, Riley won an international audience for her blog, "The Life of Riley" ( www.allaboutolive.com.au ) and a series of videos on YouTube in which it appeared talking and singing.

She was considered the "blogger" world's oldest, since he was 12 years older than the previous holder of this honor, the English Maria Amelia. The

old Australian was born in 1899 and would have turned 109 years in October.

"I enjoyed the notoriety, kept his mind fresh," he told local newspapers his great-grandson, Darren Stone, a resident of Brisbane. "We had people communicating with her from as far away as Russia and America continuously, not just once in a while," he added.

Since February 2007, Riley hung 74 entries on her blog that a friend helped her open and upgrade.

In his latest "post" on June 26 spoke of moving into a residence and his poor health. "I feel weak and can not get rid of that bad cough," he said.

But also claimed to have sung "a happy song" with a visit, as he did every day, and said he had "read a lot of emails and comments from my internet friends."