Posts Tagged “hardware”

iCT@C Google Chromium Projects

This is how the new Google Chrome Tablet (g-Pad), could look:

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The product is still under development, although a video has been released which gives an indication of how the tablet may function:

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SEN intelDreams are fed by reading. And for those of us who find reading a challenge, it’s time to dream in a new way. And feed the hunger to learn with the Intel® Reader.


Printed text into audio: quickly and easily

There has never been a mobile device quite like the Intel® Reader. Such convenient access to the printed word can be life changing for people with vision or reading-related disabilities, blindness, or low vision. The level of success and freedom they stand to gain with the Intel Reader is unprecedented.

Capturing and playing back text with the Intel Reader is as easy as point, shoot, listen. You just hold it over the printed text, push the Capture button to take a picture of the page, and the Reader will play it back to you on the spot. (You can listen to it through the earphones if you want more privacy.)

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English Sony The Reader from Sony is the perfect way to store and read digital books. With enough space for up to 160 eBooks, it has a long battery life and amazing paper-like screen. It’s smaller than the average paper back and easy to use.

A whole library in a small book

Take your favourite books with you wherever you go with the Reader. Ultra light and easy to carry around, it features a paper-like display for a more natural reading experience – whether you’re commuting, travelling or relaxing at home.

Read at any angle, and in sunlight

The highly advanced screen technology is gentle on the eye, with five adjustable font sizes to improve readability.The E Ink® Vizplex™ display gives a more natural paper-like reading experience.With no backlight or flicker, you can read for hours in direct sunlight and at virtually any angle.

Carry 100s of books wherever you go

Not sure which books to take on your trip or commute? Carry hundreds of eBooks at a time and you’ll never have to make that choice again! Reader is lighter than a typical paperback and you can easily store hundreds of titles in your bag or pocket to take with you wherever you go.

Intuitive, easy to use controls

Lost your page? Reader can help you find the page your were last reading, and call up stored novels by author, title and date. The intuitive and easy to use controls let you magnify text, scroll smoothly down and read page-by-page or fast forward right to the end.

Read 1000s of pages on one charge

Getting to the end of a good novel is the best bit! You won’t worry about reaching the last page with the great battery life on Reader. It gives you thousands of continuous page turns from a single charge – enough to last for up to two weeks of reading, to get you through the longest journeys.

Play music while you read

Find your favourite eBook, get comfortable in a chair or sun lounger and plug in some headphones. For total relaxation, you can listen to music on your Reader whilst you enjoy your book. The device supports many popular file formats, including MP3 and AAC audio files.

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iCT@C BETT2010_glossy Casio

Equipped with Laser & LED Hybrid Light Source
World First High-Brightness projector without mercury

CASIO successfully developed an original new semiconductor light source technology combining a Red by red LED, Blue by a blue laser and Green converted by phosphor from a blue laser. This source achieves high luminance over 2000 ANSI lumens safely by employing a phosphor device to modify the wavelengths and phases of blue laser light through DLP® system.

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Long-life light source with reduced brightness degradation
Adopting a new semiconductor-based system has enabled CASIO to realize 10 times of longer light source life of approximately 20,000 hours. Compared with conventional high-brightness projectors employing mercury lamps (such as XJ-S58), this cuts the cost as well as the time and effort involved in exchanging lamps dramatically, while at the same time maintaining clear, high-quality images over an extended period by reducing the tendency toward degradation of the brightness.

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iCT@C BETT2010_glossy ELMO1

A quantum leap for teaching

The L-1ex, a modern, portable alternative to the overhead projector, supports you in creating an interesting and appealing lesson. The multiple applications of the ELMO Visualiser together with any standard projector, offer you a new dimension in media even at the planning stage of teaching. You will be amazed how quickly the new technology will benefit learning results.

SD Card

Do you still photocopy worksheets before classes? The L-1ex dispenses with this task because it is able to give information to all students at once. You can write worksheets during class and save them on the SD card. Later you can easily send these files to all participants by email.

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It has everything!

  • Bright LED for optimum illumination in darkened rooms
  • Suitable for microscope view
  • SD/SDHC card slot for saving work results, etc.
  • SXGA resolution is possible
  • Many networking options with standard interfaces
  • Moving pictures, up to 30 images per second
  • 5.2x optical zoom with auto-focus
  • Automatic brightness control for all lighting levels
  • Robust design, sturdy casing
  • Simple to use – no computer required
  • A3 viewing area for complete viewing of maps, large books, experiments, etc.
  • The technology of the future at excellent value for money
  • Licence-free software makes it possible to create films, among other things

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iPhone iCT@C ischool Travis Allen formed the iSchool Initiative after coming to the sober realization that we can’t wait for government and school board bureaucrats to bring technology into our classrooms.  This non-profit organization began with the simple idea that Apple’s popular iPod Touch just might be a solution for cost effective technology in schools.  After sharing his iSchool concept with Teachers, students and eventually the Principle of his high school, he realized this idea had tremendous potential to save schools money and at the same time dramatically reduce their carbon footprint on the environment.

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iCT@C A useful presentation, full of ideas and ways of using a ‘Netbook/ Webbook’ within the classroom:

With kind thanks to: Doug BelshawJohn JohnstonNoel JenkinsDan StuckeKenny O’Donnell

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English SEN iCT@C amazon

Amazon is close to finalising a launch date for its ‘Kindle’ electronic book reader in the UK and is in advanced negotiations with a mobile operator for an MVNO, Mobile understands.

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The online retail giant has made a major play for ebooks to protect the business against the likes of Apple and Google disrupting the traditional book market.

The retailer wants customers to be able to download books through PCs or over Wi-Fi, but also to have the option to regularly download newspapers, magazines and journals while on the move, via a mobile network.

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Hard to teach Science: A video resource which shows how 3 schools use technology within the Science curriculum.

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Beginners Guide to Using Smart Notebook

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