Portable computer in India

Yogesh Kumar Baghel’s MITRA PC is a cylinder-shaped portable computer. It was designed for rural areas in India in order to spread the importance of education, health and other social issues for the development of the country.

The term “mitra” means “friend,” and the MITRA PC is also an eco-friendly gadget that uses solar energy to store and use in case of emergency. The MITRA PC contains a built-in LED projector for convenient presentation, as well as a hand crank charging facility to generate power (rotating the crank 30 times provides 30 minutes of use).

  

Multitouch Monitor and built in Printer and Scanner

Having a computer plus a printer and a scanner, a workspace much space. While there are multifunction printers that save some space, we can still improve a little more. Or so he thinks Byeong Min Choe, designer of the “Document Extractor”, a concept of monitor.

The grace of the Document Extractor is that it is multi-touch and also has a built-in printer and a scanner. For example, viewing a document, you need to print. To print and send it leaves the screen. If you need to print a photo, you can cut it with the multi-touch panel and print it on the same monitor.

The slot where they exit the insert also serves to impress sheets or photos you’d like scanner. As does the process, the images are up on the screen.

So far, the Document Extractor does not pass beyond the concept although it has generated much interest. It certainly looks like a very interesting product; hope so that someday can be sold. Designer: Byeong Min Choe

New technologies : Portable scanner doxie

As they say, words of songs do not throw it away, that is, to describe have nothing to add. Look, it is very necessary and useful device. The cordless ‘doxie go’ scanner offers portable scanning functionality, including the creation of searchable PDF documents, without being connected to a computer. The device scans a range of sizes and types of paper, from receipts to photographs to documents. its internal memory stores up to 600 pages, or files can be saved to flash drives or SD cards. all information can be uploaded tocomputers, phones, or iPads, or to cloud-based services like evernote, google docs, and dropbox; and the ‘doxie go’ makes use of ABBYY optical character recognition software to create searchable PDF files from scanned documents.