Friday, April 29, 2011

Motorola Releases Version Xoom 3G/Wifi

Motorola introduced the Motorola Mobility Xoom 3G/Wifi version for the European market. For the same market, Motorola has released a version of Wifi. This product is marketed is planned to start the second halfof this year.

Xoom will work with the Android 3.0 Honeycomb which is designed for tablets. Having two cameras, a tablet that is claimed comfortable to work this multitasking has a diameter of 10.1-inch screen with HD widescereen.

Xoom has a 1 Ghz dual core processor that supports the Honeycomb. Android is the latest OS has supported a variety of features that users need a tablet, such as widgets, multitasking, browsing, notification and customization. Latest features embedded into Xoom, among others, Google Maps 1.5 with 3D interaction. Support latest Adobe Flash Player offers convenience to users while enjoying streaming video.

Motorola called Xoom will be able to bring a new experience in mobile computing. Display with 1280x800 resolution display supports HD video and HDMI.


Tablet which has a 5 mega pixel camera can be used to record video with 720p format. While the 2 MP camera can be used for video chat service. Motorola also equip this tablet with a gyroscope, a barometer, e-compass, accelerometer and adaptive lighting.

Motorola released a pre-eminent for Xoom is toughness battery. Xoom battery can be used to play videos up to 10 hours. Recharge the battery 50 percent faster than similar products.

This is the Future Movie Rental Ala YouTube

New York - the film broadcast site rival Netflix and Apple's iTunes, YouTube from Google preparing to offermovie rental services as well. Like what?

 

YouTube has contacted many major studios and formed a business partnership to license the film in his new service that will come. Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Brothers, Lionsgate and Universal agreed to give licenses on YouTube.

But other studios such as Paramount, Fox and Disney refused to license. A spokesman for YouTube said, "We are steadily adding more movie titles since the launch of a rented movie on YouTube a year ago. Now, thousands of titles already available."


This triggered speculation, YouTube began providing this new service at the beginning of this week or next. Some sources on the internet speculating, this new service will cost U.S. $ 2.99 (Rp25.000) per rental.

Meanwhile, Netflix reported impressive first quarter earnings. "We are very pleased to have an additional 3.3 million domestic customers in the first quarter. This amount is doubled compared to the first quarter of 2010," said Netflix CEO Reed Hastings. [mor]