How Are Silicon Chips Made??????

The deserts of Arizona are home to Intel’s Fab 32, a $3billion factory that’s performing one of the most complicated electrical engineering feats of our time. It’s here that processors with components measuring just 45 millionths of a millimetre across are manufactured, ready to be shipped out to motherboard manufacturers all over the world. Creating these complicated miniature systems is impressive enough, but it’s not the processors’ diminutive size that’s the most startling or impressive part of the process.

It may seem an impossible transformation, but these fiendishly complex components are made from nothing more glamorous than sand. Such a transformative feat isn’t simple. The production process requires more than 300 individual steps. However, they can be neatly summed up in just ten...

Before get started though, if you’re fascinated by all things silicon, don’t forget to check out our article revealing the amazing history of computer memory

Love Facebook; Vodafone's Got a Phone For You

Dear friends, I know everyone loves facebook.
but the people who are "Always On Facebook" Vodafone has got a phone for you.




Presenting,
The New Vodafone Blue.

I will not say that this phone is a very cool one account of its operating system and other hardware but the design is really cool.The another coolest thing about this phone is this that its cost is just Rs.5000 approx.

Vodafone 555 Blue is powered by 200 MHZ MediaTek processor, runs on Vodafone proprietary OS and it features 2 Megapixel camera, Video/Music player, video player, FM Radio, 3.5 mm audio jack, internal memory of 40MB and Expandable microSD card slot up to 16GB.

Vodafone 555 Blue connectivity options include EDGE, Bluetooth, microUSB, mini browser, Email client and social networking integration.

Vodafone 555 Blue Features and Specifications:

• 2.4 inch QVGA 320 x 240 pixels resolution
• Vodafone Proprietary OS
• 200 Mhz Mediatek Processor
• QWERTY keypad
• 2 Megapixel Camera with LED Flash
• 40MB Internal Memory
• 16Gb External memory
• Video/Music Player
• FM Radio
• 3.5 mm audio jack
• Bluetooth, microUSB
• Opera Mini Browser
• Email Client, Social networking integration
• Dedicated Facebook Button
• Battery: 1000 mAh

5 Useful USB Accessories for Your Desk

 Here are some of the most useful USB gadgets

Jabra Speak 410
Jabra offers a USB powered speakerphone that is great for one-on-one or small conference calls. It has wideband sound quality and an omnidirectional microphone for crystal-clear calls.
There is an integrated cable managment system and it comes with a pouch for storage and portability. Weighing a mere 250g, this speakerphone also has a headset port whereyou can plug-in any 3.5mm headphones in case you want the call to be private. (Rs 8,000 from www.jabra.com)



USB Display

This little monitor is completely powered off USB – just one cable is needed for both the video signal and power. The 7-inch 800 x 480 pixel panel is touchscreen enabled too – you can move certain items onto it to clear space from your primary display.
The best part is that since the display connects via USB, your regular VGA/HDMI out is unused and can be used to output to another device simultaneously. The display is compatible with both PC and Mac (the touchscreen functionality is only compatible with Intel-powered Macs and needs an additional driver). ($229.99 from www.thinkgeek.com)