Intel Announces Project Alloy 'Merged Reality' Headset; Microsoft to Release Holographic Display Support for Windows 10
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich announced what the company is calling "merged reality" experiences during the opening keynote of the 2016 Intel Developers' Forum event in San Francisco Tuesday. Merged reality envisions an immersive world that users can walk around and interact with as if they are physically present and participating in the scene, as delivered by a fully self-contained headset developed under the name "Project Alloy".
The Project Alloy headset does not need to be tethered to a PC, allowing users the freedom of walking around and moving on all six axes. If a user gets too close to a real-world object such as a wall or another person, it will pop into the scene, allowing him or her to avoid it. Users manipulate objects in the virtual world directly, negating the need for hand-held controllers. External sensing hardware is partially or fully replaced with Intel RealSense 3D cameras within the headset.

MSI Launches Range of VR-Ready Nvidia-Powered Gaming Laptops in India

 The MSI GT83VR Titan SLI notebook is the biggest among the lineup, supporting GeForce GTX 1080 or GeForce GTX 1070 cards in SLI. In addition, the MSI Matrix Display technology supports Surround View Mode, 3x4K@60Hz output for 3 external displays. The GT83VR Titan SLI features an 18.4-inch 1920x1080 pixel IPS display and features a mechanical SteelSeries keyboard with Cherry MX switches. The notebook comes with what MSI calls a "Cooler Boost Titan" which manages the heat from the dual graphics cards as well as the Intel Core i7 CPU. The GT83VR Titan SLI (Dual GTX1070, 8GB GDDR5) is priced at Rs. 3,37,900

NETGEAR Brings Two New Networked Attached Storage (NAS) ReadyNAS 212 and 214

Based on a quad-core 1.4GHz ARM Cortex processor, ReadyNAS 212 (RN212). It sets a new standard for consumer NAS by delivering real-time 1080p high-definition video transcoding so you can view your HD content on any screen, anywhere at home and over the Internet. ReadyNAS 212 and 214 are the first ARM-based designs to deliver that capability in a cost-effective storage solution. ReadyNAS 212 and 214 offer the best performance in their value class for storing, streaming, transcoding, and protecting all your precious photos, videos and files.

HP has hit a sweet spot with its budget Stream laptops. Introduced two years ago, the Stream series was built for cloud computing and its laptops packaged with basic specifications, a large battery, and sleek design, all at a pretty affordable price tag between $199 to $250. After Stream 11 and 13, HP has now introduced Stream 14, which as the name suggests, is a 14-inch laptop starting at $219 (roughly Rs. 14,600) and is expected to go on sale from September 7.The Stream 14 replaces the Stream 13 and bumps up some under-the-hood specifications as well as a refreshing the design. The Stream 14 comes with a fast dual-antenna 802.11ac Wi-Fi, a new Intel Celeron processor, 4GB of RAM, 32GB flash storage, 100GB OneDrive Cloud storage and 1366x768 resolution, which doesn't sound so exciting on paper but is still worth buying at its meagre asking price.

The new design is not completely out of the world, but HP understands what to keep where that can help to reduce the size still offers the best possible experience. The compact machine can easily fit into small space and takes only a few moments to setup. The touch screen also allows you to modify print and scan settings.
It comes with a touch screen having almost all the capability to let you operate the device easily even if it is not connected to any laptop or PC. You can print and scan directly via USB. Also, you can connect the AiO with your network to get printouts from any machine as well as share scanned files with one PC or entire workgroup. Using the internet connectivity you can directly print docs from anywhere in the world as it generates one unique email ID. Send your prints to the email and get it done.
It has built-in Wi-Fi to connect it to your network or create a hotspot that can be used by different devices to print wirelessly but it limits the range. While connected with internet you can do it from anywhere, but using the hotspot you can do it within the range. Also, NFC connectivity is available that enables you to connect any NFC enabled device with a touch only and take printing or scanning job done.

Zion Announces 16 GB DDR4-2133 UDIMM RAM at 6580

 Zion launches its new generation ‘16GB DDR4 -2133 UDIMM’ Memory Module for desktops, laptops, and Workstations. The new RAM enables up to twice the responsiveness, and increase memory bandwidth by up to 50% to 25.6 GB/s. With Zion DDR4 memory, introductory data rates start at 2133 MT/s and get even faster as the technology matures, compared to introductory DDR3 rates. Zion DDR4 memory also delivers faster burst access speeds for improved sequential data throughput by utilizing 4-bank groups that are unique to DDR4 technology.

Asus G20CB Gaming PC With GeForce GTX 1080 Launched in India

Asus Republic of Gamers (ROG) on Thursday unveiled G20CB - a powerful, compact, and console-sized gaming desktop, the first in India equipped with the Nvidia Pascal GeForce GTX1080 GPU.At a starting price of Rs. 1,85,990, the gaming desktop will be available for purchase via the Asus website."The latest NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card is the most advanced gaming graphics card the world has seen till date and it will provide an un-disruptive HD-gaming performance and entertainment for gamers," Peter Chang, Regional Head-South Asia, Asus India said in a statement.The G20 runs on a custom-cooling module and a fanless power adapter and includes a 6th generation Intel Core i7 Skylake processor.The new card offers superior heat dissipation using vapour chamber cooling technology and premium materials.The G20CB desktop is also eco-friendly, delivering energy savings of 50 percent better than the industry average, Asus claims.Recently, the company also launched its flagship ROG series in India, namely GL502 and the world's first Liquid-cooled laptop, GX700.