Adapter for iPhone the gadget attaches to microscopes

Remember in biology class that you fought with your friends because they wanted to be the first to touch the eye under the microscope and see molecules, bacteria and insects? The cover magnifi iPhone arrived to put an end to these quarrels.



The gadget is a universal adapter which connects to microscopes, telescopes, and anything else that has a viewfinder 1 to 1.5 inches in diameter. The cover is made ​​of polycarbonate and has a design that does not interfere with the buttons or screen saver that you can have on your Apple device. To connect the microscope or telescope, simply attach the adapter ring in place where you put your eye - and the iPhone screen becomes an excellent display.


The lens has magnified: it works by getting fit and align perfectly with no errors in the camera viewfinder to your iPhone. The coolest thing is that you can take pictures and record videos with the help of perfect skin. Images can also be shared or Skype or FaceTime and even sent to a television using the AirPlay. In the end, everything you do with the native camera app on your iPhone can be done while it aligns perfectly in place of your eye to a microscope, binoculars, telescope eyepiece or any similar device.


The gadget is time to raise funds and will be available in late May for $ 60, for those who support the project in the beginning. The market price will be about $ 80.

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Intel Ivy Bridge, all you need to know about 3D transistors

Intel unveils 22nm Ivy Bridge and dual transistor power TriGate graph

Intel today made official its new generation of microprocessors, the expected Ivy Bridge. But why the fuss? Are you going to revolutionize anything? The answer is yes and no, as the Ivy Bridge are the first to use 3D transistors made TriGate 22-nanometer technology compared to 32 nm of the Sandy Bridge in 2011. Words are the Tik ... (changes in the manufacturing process) of the famous Intel Tik Tok. Indeed, the Tok represents an evolution in architecture.

Very good and all this but what good is it? Well according to this new generation Intel brings several advantages including:

• The first and most obvious is greater processing power in the Ivy Bridge. It is estimated that their performance will be between 5 and 10% higher than the Sandy Bridge, but it will depend much of the rest of the components and the use of the new 7 Series Intel
• The 22 nm manufacturing and 3D to significantly reduce the chip surface. At Intel, they are very smart people have taken advantage of this extra space to improve the GPU (integrated graphics chip) now called Intel HD Graphics 4000. They say you can be up to two times more potent than their predecessors. What is certain is that will connect three monitors to your computer simultaneously.
• Support for Intel WiDi 3.0 (Wireless Display)
• As usual, improved technology is aimed also at a lower power consumption. Of the 95 watts of Sandy Bridge i7 down to 77 watts.
• Also note that the lower the consumption, less heat dissipated and therefore less degradation of components, besides requiring less bulky dissipation systems.
• This is of course a greater chance of overclocking. In fact, some tests have clocked the i7 clock Ivy Bridge to 4.5 GHz

They now have to prove they can do all this promise, especially in the graphics that is where the strongest attack and where most damage to companies like Nvidia.

The new Ivy Bridge will begin to be available on desktops with 9 models (in the absence of i3) being the top-end Core i7-3770K and notebooks with 6 models where the Extreme is the most powerful. Now have to wait to see them mounted on the computers of new generation to come soon.

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