Friday, June 1, 2012
Resident evil 5: Retribution 3D
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Is unknown female in Resident Evil 6, Ada?
The unannounced Female Antagonist is shown to release a
virus via exploding grenade like contraption with syringes immediately
infecting BSAA Members.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
The fastest microchip
The clock frequencies of today's PC processors are starting
to close in on 4GHz (again) and with extreme cooling they can be pushed to
beyond 6GHz, which is enough to make some loose their breath. This isn't much
though when you consider the research presented at MIT. Scientists at the
renowned American university has designed a microchip that can process data at
unsurpassed speeds. They claim that its new chipset will be able to operate at
unimaginable 500-1000GHz, in other words at Terahertz levels.
Grapene based solar panels-easily the most efficient!!!
Researchers have also shown that they can make basic solar
cells, light-emitting devices, touch screens, photodetectors and mode-lock ultra-fast lasers from the graphene. However, there are, of course, drawbacks:
graphene's "external quantum efficiency" is low – it absorbs less
than 3% of the light falling on it. Furthermore, useful electrical current can
only be extracted from graphene-based devices that have electrical contacts
with an optimized "asymmetry" – something that has proven difficult
to achieve.
Super lithium ion battery with graphene
Graphene is a one-atom-thick sheet of carbon. It’s
essentially the same material on your pencil tip, only shaved down to a nearly
two-dimensional plane. Though extremely thin, graphene is the strongest
material ever made (two hundred times stronger than structural steel).
Meanwhile, it’s also lightweight and can also be stretched like rubber. More
importantly, however, graphene is an excellent electrical current conductor.
A supercomputer that soundly thrashed two of humankind’s most successful players at their owngame.
Yes, after taking a strong lead after day two , IBM’s
machine took a resounding win at the end of the third and final day of its
Jeopardy challenge. Final score: Watson $77,147, Ken Jennings $24,000, Brad
Rutter $21,600.
The smallest internal combustion engine
The size of a toddler’s fingernail, the tiny engine measures
just 6mm by 4mm and its creators believe it will replace batteries to become
the primary power source for most of our everyday gadgets.
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