Samsung 7 Seriies LED TV price and features in india

The all new Samsung LED TVs are easy on the planet as well as the eyes. Our 2009 Energy Star-Compliant LED TVs use 50% less power than last year’s models and are made with eco-friendly materials. So you can put your feet up and relax knowing you’re leaving a smaller carbon footprint and conserving energy at the same time. Not only will the planet look better, utility bills will too.

Specifications

Video

• 40″ (101cm) Screen Size
• 1920 x 1080 Resolution
• Mega DCR (8,000,000:1) Dynamic Contrast Ratio
• 3D Hyper Real Engine
• Wide Color Enhancer available
• 200 Hz Motion Plus Video available

Audio

• Speaker (Down Firing)
• 10Watts X 2 Sound Output (RMS)

Dimension

• 957.4 x 267.7 x 648.4mm Set Size with Stand
• 957.4 x 578.7 x 26.5mm Set Size without Stand
• 1,200 x 743 x 140mm Package Size

Power

• Power Supply AC100 – 240V 50/ 60Hz
• 150Watts Power Consumption (Max)
• Under 0.1Watts Stand-by Power Consumption
• Eco Mark (PlaNet First)

Additional Feature

• Hotel Mode (S/W) available

Weight

• 19.1Kg Package Weight
• 15.3Kg Set Weight with Stand
• 13.2Kg Set Weight without Stand

Input & Output (Back)

• HDMI x 4 (Side : 1 , Back : 3) (v1.4 with 3D, Audio Return Channel)
• Digital Audio (Optical)
• Audio Out (Mini Jack)
• PC Input (D-sub)
• PC Audio Input (Mini Jack)
• Component (Y/Pb/Pr)
• Composite (AV) x 2
• Ethernet LAN
• RF Input
• USB x 2

Feature

• Sleep Timer available
• Auto Channel Search available
• Auto Power Off available
• AnyNet+ (HDMI-CEC) available
• Games Mode available
• TeleText (TTXT) available
• Picture-in-Picture (1 Tuner PIP)
• OSD Languages (Local Language)
• Internet@TV available
• USB (JPEG, Movie)
• Single Emotion User Interface

Accessory

• Batteries included
• Vesa Wall Mount 40 – 55″ ( 400 x 400 ) available
• Ultra Slim Wall Mount included
• Remote Controller Model TM1080
• Slim Gender Cable (Component, Component Audio, 2 x Composite)
• Instruction Book available

Panel

• Ultra Clear Panel available

Design

• Slim Design
• TBD
• Mystic Brown Design Color

Price in india :-   Rs. 1,30,000/-

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New Adobe Release Flash to HTML5 converter

Adobe today released a tool, codenamed Wallaby, that converts Flash to HTML5.
After the drama surrounding the company’s Flash to iPhone conversion tool, Adobe is taking another crack at keeping Flash relevant as native web technologies catch up to the format’s capabalities.
The tool is still in experimental development, but can be downloaded here. Once your project is converted, you can work with it as you would any HTML file.
At this stage, some Flash Professional features are unsupported.

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Make Google Chrome Faster

We've spent a lot of time jabbering on and on and on about hardware acceleration in the next generation of Web browsers.

The problem, however, is that no stable browsers have it turned on by default. Unless you're running Firefox 4 beta or Internet Explorer 9 RC, you're probably not enjoying hardware acceleration. Heck, our latest poll shows that almost 50% of Download Squad readers run Chrome, anyway!

Turning hardware acceleration on in Chrome 9, 10 and 11 (stable, beta and canary) is easy, and it can significantly speed up surfing on low-powered devices, like laptops -- or if you're the kind of person who has 30+ tabs open on your desktop PC. We'll show you how to turn on pre-rendering, too, which provides another nice speed boost.

To begin, visit about:flags.

Scroll down and enable GPU Accelerated Compositing. Just below that, also enable GPU Accelerated Canvas 2D. Chrome 11 doesn't have the 'GPU Accelerated Compositing' option, because it's now turned on by default (hooray!). Mac users, you can only enable GPU Accelerated Compositing; GPU Accelerated Canvas 2D is not yet available.

Scroll down a little, and enable Web Page Prerendering.

Finally, hit the Restart button at the bottom of the page.

Now head to your favorite shiny, graphical site (Engadget is good) and try scrolling! It should be a lot smoother.

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NASA found Evidence of alien life

WE are not alone and alien life forms may have more in common with life on Earth than we had thought, according to a NASA scientist. The out-of-this-world research by Dr Richard B. Hoover, an astrobiologist with NASA's Marshall Space Flight Centre, was published in the March edition of the Journal of Cosmology.
In the report, Dr Hoover describes the latest findings in his study of an extremely rare class of meteorites, called CI1 carbonaceous chondrites - only nine such meteorites were known to exist on Earth.
The scientist was convinced that his findings revealed fossil evidence of bacterial life within such meteorites and by extension, suggests we are not alone in the universe.
"I interpret it as indicating that life is more broadly distributed than restricted strictly to the planet Earth," Dr Hoover said.

"This field of study has just barely been touched because quite frankly, a great many scientists would say that this is impossible."In what he called "a very simple process," Dr Hoover fractured the meteorite stones under a sterile environment before examining the freshly broken surface with the standard tools of the scientist: a scanning electron microscope and a field emission electron scanning microscope, which allowed him to search the stone's surface for evidence of fossil remains.
He found the fossil remains of micro-organisms not so different from ordinary ones found underfoot on Earth.
"The exciting thing is that they are in many cases recognisable and can be associated very closely with the generic species here on earth," Dr Hoover said.

But not all of them. "There are some that are just very strange and don't look like anything that I've been able to identify, and I've shown them to many other experts that have also come up stumped."
Other scientists say the implications of this research were shocking, describing the findings variously as profound, very important and extraordinary.
But Dr David Marais, an astrobiologist with NASA's AMES Research Centre, said he was very cautious about jumping on the bandwagon.
These kinds of claims have been made before, he noted and found to be false.

"It's an extraordinary claim, and thus I'll need extraordinary evidence," he said.

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