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Remember the Notion Ink Adam? We’ll forgive you if you don’t — the device fell a bit short of expectations, and news of its successor has been scarce. Save for a few teasing tweets, Notion Ink has kept the project pretty close to its chest. That changed this weekend, however, when the tablet’s price and specifications were announced at India’s National Technology Awards. According to a press release (after the break) and a pamphlet reportedly given to attendees, the Adam II will sell for 12,000 Indian Rupees (about $ 217) later this year, packing in a 1.5 Ghz Dual-Core ARM Cortex CPU, twin 2MP cameras, 1GB RAM and up to 10 hours of battery life.

The tablet also boasts a secondary screen, albeit a small one: a monochrome ticker that displays Android notifications on the Adam’s book-like spine. HDMI, headphone and a micro USB ports crowd the device’s adjacent edges, which wrap around a 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 IPS display — a concession that was apparently made to increase longevity. Specific and international availability was sadly left out of the announcements, but its nice to finally see this project gain some steam.

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Football’s ruling body, FIFA, has actually already decided that goal-line innovation will be utilized at following year’s World Cup in Brazil, which, in and of itself, was an indirect nod for other competitions to do the same. Today, one of the globe’s biggest leagues announced it too will carry out the recently approved tech in its matches, with the Premier League letting it be known that the 2013-2014 period is readied to be the first to embrace the brand-new system. Speaking of which, the Football Association decided to go with Hawk-Eye, an innovation presently present in expert sports like tennis and cricket– one that provides seven fast-frame shooters around the two objectives and utilizes software to quickly evaluate if the ball undoubtedly crossed free throw line. For the football (football) faithful, it’s been along time coming, so here’s hoping this makes the game less susceptible to mistakes. After all, Howard Webb and Mike Dean need all they help they can get.

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Question by gaurav: the first screen technology, and from that till the current technology?
which was the first screen modern technology(i think its CRT, is it right?). and after that which other modern technologies came(like LCD, PLASMA, OLED)in an appropriate manner as they where invented. I hope you got what i desire.

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Response by Dr Whohttp: / / en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_monitor