Shuttle launches XPC H7 5820S mini PC for your collection of 16 monitors

Wondering what do with those 16 monitors you've got lying around your house. Well, the folks over at Shuttle have just come out with a mouthful of a solution, known as the XPC H7 5820S. Shuttle's latest mini-PC is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor with up to six cores, boasts 16GB of RAM and features a pair of 1TB hard disks. The workstation, compatible with Windows 7, also ships with a Blu-ray burner and packs Matrox's M-Series multi-display graphics cards, allowing users to work across 16 different displays at once, at resolutions of up to 2560 x 1600 per screen.

Engadget, Shuttle launches XPC H7 5820S mini PC for your collection of 16 monitors

AT&T LTE-Enabled Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Appears at the FCC

Just as was the case with the original, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 seems to be doing good things on carriers as AT&T wants to get in on the fun of carrying one. An LTE equipped version of the tablet for Ma Bell has been spotted at the FCC. Alongside compatible radios for their network, their 4G LTE logo on the back of the device is more than enough of a giveaway for us. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a very slim Android tablet that foregoes many desirable ports for its good looks. Still, we believe it's one of the best Honeycomb tablets out there.


Android Phone, AT&T LTE-Enabled Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Appears at the FCC

Photojojo unveils CF/SD card reader for the iPad

Despite how bright, accurate, or vivid our camera LCD displays are, it's probably a lot more convenient to view photos on a larger display, perhaps on a tablet like the iPad, which is why Photojojo has recently unveiled the iPad CF and SD card reader, which will allow users to attach a CF or SD card reader to the iPad in order to retrieve/view the photos from the memory card. Unfortunately one of the drawbacks to the iPad (and iOS devices in general) is that they come with a fixed amount of storage. Depending on what you use your iOS device for, that amount may or may not be sufficient for your needs.

Ubergizmo, Photojojo unveils CF/SD card reader for the iPad

LG and Samsung still struggling with ‘Retina' iPad 3 display?

CNET reports that LG Display and Samsung are continuing to struggle with production of the display planned for the iPad 3 next year, with both companies trying to tackle the challenge of producing the display in volume. Sources have claimed that Apple is planning a 2048 x 1536 display for the device, double that of the current iPad in each dimension. But whether manufacturers can make them in volumes that Apple demands is the question. “They have production plans for 2,048×1,536 displays. Starting in November.

2DayBlog.com, LG and Samsung still struggling with ‘Retina' iPad 3 display?

Future Nokia phones will be repellent to water

Nokia's latest “super” hydrophobic coating doesn't take half-measures. This new technology binds a layer of nanotech magic to the surface of its devices that literally bounces liquids away. Although the nanotubes at work here are most effective with water, other liquids (and smudgy fingerprints) should also find the treated surface difficult to latch onto. Due to the thinness of this waterproofing solution, a spokesperson told Engadget at Nokia World that even the inner workings of a phone could be treated in the same way. No more incidents in the bathroom? Hopefully.

2DayBlog.com, Future Nokia phones will be repellent to water

Porsche Design P'9981 BlackBerry provides a long-awaited design jolt, compensates for a lot

RIM and Porsche (of all companies) have just taken the official wraps off of the Porsche Design P'9981 BlackBerry, a frighteningly beautiful new slab that offers up a forged stainless steel frame, hand-wrapped leather back cover, sculpted QWERTY keyboard, and “crystal clear touch display.” It'll ship with an exclusive Porsche Design UI and a bespoke Wikitude World Browser augmented reality app experience, not to mention the “premium, exclusive PINs that help easily identify another P'9981 smartphone user.” Fancy.

2DayBlog.com, Porsche Design P'9981 BlackBerry provides a long-awaited design jolt, compensates for a lot

UK court orders ISP to block Newzbin 2 filesharing site within two weeks, Hollywood smiles

Pirates just can't catch a break these days. Way back in July, a British judge ordered telecom company BT to block its subscribers from visiting a site called Newzbin 2, on the grounds that the ISP had “actual knowledge” of customers using the platform access copyright infringing content. An appeal was soon filed, but yesterday, it was shot down by a high court. Under the order, BT will have 14 days to seal off access to Newzbin 2, and will have to do so on its own dime — something the provider was aiming to avoid.

2DayBlog.com, UK court orders ISP to block Newzbin 2 filesharing site within two weeks, Hollywood smiles