Tagged: LED

Lighting up the Wimbledon tennis championships

Paolo Del Nibletto

Published: July 6th, 2017

LED lighting up the next three Super Bowls

Does anyone remember Super Bowl XLVII in 2013 for the thrilling ending between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers or for the Blackout in the 3rd quarter? Super Bowl XLVII is

Published on: February 22nd, 2017 Paolo Del Nibletto

All Hands on Tech: Asus S1 Mobile Projector

Today we're looking at the Asus S1 Mobile Projector. No, you won't be sending Princess Leia-inspired holograms of yourself with this thing. But it does work really well as a portable presentation solution.

Published on: July 29th, 2014 Brian Jackson

Best Ultrabooks 2014: Acer TravelMate P645

Acer’s may not be as well known in Canada for their business notebooks as some of the other vendors in this article, but their TravelMate series of notebooks have always been good business

Published on: June 27th, 2014 Alex Davies

Best Ultrabooks 2014: Toshiba Portégé Z30-A

Toshiba’s Portégé series of thin light notebooks were Ultrabooks well before the term Ultrabook was even coined, the latest model in the series, the Z30, continues this legacy. It is extremely light –

Published on: June 27th, 2014 Alex Davies

Acer launches new monitors geared towards IT

Acer America Corp. has released two new lines of monitors aimed at IT employees, ones that come with slimmer bodies, mobile stands, sharply defined images and that are touted as environmentally friendly. Both

Published on: May 3rd, 2013 Candice So

A look back at CES 2012: Seven biggest newsmakers

In 2010, 3D TVs dominated the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. 2011 was all about the rise of tablets. 2012? Tough to say, although the numbers speak volumes about the success of

Published on: January 16th, 2012 Elliott Chun
Let there be LED light, startup declares

Let there be LED light, startup declares

When it comes to lighting everything from chicken coops to hospitals, entrepreneur Sean Murray says that his company's LED systems are the wave of the future.Ottawa-based Arkalumen Inc. was founded three and a

Published on: December 7th, 2011 Brian Jackson
Smartphones just the beginning for OLED displays

Smartphones just the beginning for OLED displays

If the screen on that sleek smartphone you just bought looks unusually bright and colorful, you might not be looking at an LCD at all. The displays in models such as the Samsung Galaxy S, the Google

Published on: March 30th, 2011 Robert L. Mitchell
How to buy the right printer for your business

How to buy the right printer for your business

The classic monochrome laser business printer continues to sell surprisingly well, but the best printer for your business might be inkjet, laser, LED, or solid-ink; and it might be a multifunction or single-function

Published on: March 14th, 2011 Melissa Riofrio
HP ProBook 4520 offers professionals performance on a budget

HP ProBook 4520 offers professionals performance on a budget

Weighing in at just under 6 pounds sans power brick, the new HP ProBook 4520s feels solid and sturdy enough to bear the brunt of your daily commute. Improving on the plastic chassis

Published on: July 20th, 2010 Alex Wawro
Samsung shows off latest digital signage technology

Samsung shows off latest digital signage technology

Joe Interisano, an IT solutions engineer with Samsung Canada, gives ITBusiness.ca a preview of what this major electronics vendor is bringing to market in the way of digital signage. Among the surprises are

Published on: June 28th, 2010 Brian Jackson
Awesome ways to customize your Android phone

Awesome ways to customize your Android phone

One of Android's biggest strengths is its flexibility. Unlike Apple and its iPhone, Google lets users and third-party developers tweak just about every aspect of the Android interface, and the customization options are

Published on: May 5th, 2010 JR Raphael
Future of TV goes beyond HD and 3D

Future of TV goes beyond HD and 3D

Television has changed a lot over the years--from black-and-white tube sets to Technicolor consoles to plasma and LCD high-definition TVs. But the medium is still evolving. Tech companies are producing bigger (yet thinner)

Published on: April 19th, 2010 Sarah Jacobsson