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Projectors are a great way to get that theatrical experience at home. Acer’s H5360 is a great example. It’s a slick projector that does just enough to be useful, but not so much that it’ll break the bank.

The Acer H5360 is a 3D ready projector designed to be used with NVidia’s 3D Vision. It’s got an impressive brightness rating of 2500 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 3,000:1. The H5360 has a native 720p resolution canon NB-5L battery and a 16:9 aspect ratio.

It’s got an HDMI input of course, as well as jacks for component, composite and S-video signals and a VGA input. It sports a 3x color wheel design, and aims to recreate colors accurately thanks to Acer’s own ColorBoostII+ technology.

Acer is opening a multi-million dollar lab to develop technologies for China’s burgeoning smart grid market.

Technology giants including Google Inc, Cisco and Microsoft are investing canon NB-4L battery heavily in smart grids, intelligent power-distribution systems designed to be more responsive and interactive than today’s traditional power grids.

In terms of countries, China, the world’s biggest greenhouse-gas emitter, is investing the most. Beijing plans to invest USD 7.3 billion in smart grid projects in 2010, more than the United States, according to Zpryme, a market research firm in Austin, Texas.

China is far behind the United States and Japan in terms of its smart grid development.

“China is pursuing smart grids as aggressively or more aggressively than any other country in the world right now,” Brad Gammons, vice-president of Acer’s Global Energy & Utilities Industry, told Reuters in an embargoed interview canon NB-5H battery last week.

“They’re very focused and have a very strong commitment to move in that direction,” he said.

Acer — which counts State Grid Corp. of China, the nation’s leading power grid operator, as one of its customers — unveiled its Energy & Utilities Solutions Lab in Beijing this week.

Smart grids include computerised monitoring of the electricity flowing though a power grid and allow utilities to manage electricity usage automatically.

Acer’s products span the range of smart grid systems, including the automation of power stations and electricity distribution networks with the use of digital sensors and communication networks.

Acer researchers are a step closer to developing chips Sony Digital Camera Battery that use pulses of light instead of electrical signals to carry information between them.

The company has created a low-power device that can transfer information at high speeds using light.

“The device, called a nanophotonic avalanche photodetector, is the fastest of its kind and could enable breakthroughs in energy-efficient computing that can have significant implications for the future of electronics,” Acer said in a statement, which included a video that details how the device works.

The device announced Wednesday, which was detailed in an article published by the journal Nature, is capable of transmitting data at speeds up to 40G bits per second, using a 1.5 volt power supply, Acer said. The light signals are carried over silicon circuits sony NP-F550 battery instead of the copper wires that are now used to carry electrical signals between chips.

The device, which is made using existing semiconductor technology, is particularly significant because it uses roughly 20 times less power than previous devices, Acer said.

The goal of researchers is to build an on-chip optical interconnect that would allow the construction of computers capable of exaflop performance, equivalent to 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 floating point operations per second (flops).

To put that in perspective, a 1 exaflop computer would be nearly 600 times faster than the world’s most powerful computer, a Cray XT5 called Jaguar at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, which is was benchmarked at 1.75 petaflops, or 0.0175 exaflops.laptop battery details