January 16-31, 2011 p. 26 - Tempoplanet

By Shahid saeed
TechTalk
MICROSOFT
TO LAUNCH
TOUCH MOUSE
Microsoft showed off its new Touch Mouse at the Consumer Electronic Show
in Las Vegas. The mouse looks like a very sleek wireless device. The Touch
Mouse works best for Windows 7 and is capable of letting you switch between
programs and applications just by making finger gestures over the mouse
surface. You can minimize the windows by swiping two finger down, and
move windows forwards and backwards just by swiping the thumb over it.
Touch Mouse will be available by May, 2011. Is there a market for this? Or the
question is, can we get more lazy, people?!
MOTOROLA DROID PRO
Are you out of office or even out of the country? Well you need to check out the Droid Pro.
The Droid Pro keeps up with your fast-paced life. Like a mini-o ffice, the Droid Pro by Motorola
lets you get your work done wherever you are, and let’s you do it more efficiently. You can
customize it the way you like. Access your email, calendar, social network sites and even the
news quickly and easily. From New York to New Delhi, Droid Pro’s quad-band capabilities allow
you to make or take calls from more than 200 countries. How is this different from all the other
phones that do exactly the same thing you say?? Try it to see if it delivers the convience it
promises. (Then drop me a line and tell me...)
PANASONIC 3DTV
A top mid-range 3DTV, the Panasonic TC-P54VT25 has
gotten top ratings for its reasonable price. It boasts
1080p and multiple perspectives are delivered nearly
flawlessly. Panasonic has partnered with Pioneer to
create a better viewing experience. A new filter has
been added to the new models to reduce internal
reflections. Furthermore, the Panasonic 3DTV’s easily
converts back to a high-quality HD TV. There aren’t
very many movies or shows specifically designed to
take advantage of the 3D effect, so it may be wise to
invest in a TV that can easily handle either format.
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