New Printer print 3d objects

I have found an article in the net stating that a new printer has been developed to be able to print 3d objects. According to the said article, “American Z Corporation now has several models of 3D printers that produce physical prototypes quickly, easily, and inexpensively from computer-aided design (CAD) and other digital data. In the same way that conventional desktop printers provide computer users with a paper output of their documents, Z Corp.’s 3D printers provide 3D CAD users a physical prototype of real world objects such as a mobile phone, an engine manifold, or a camera.

The process operates in a remarkably similar fashion to the ink-jet printer, building layer upon layer of powder and a bonding agent which creates the object, and it can even be done in full colour.

Though only available for a short time, the machines have already found their way into the world’s best known R&D studios – Sony, Fisher-Price, Adidas, Canon, Kodak, NASA, Harley Davidson, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, BMW, Porsche, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Harvard, MIT and Yale.At the bottom end of the market, the most recent entry-level rapid prototyping system from Zcorp sells for around US$25,000 providing customers with an all-purpose solution for their modeling needs.

The ZPrinter System completes the Z Corp. 3D Printer product line, which includes the Z406 Full Color 3D Printer and the Z810 Large Format 3D Printer. Z Corporation offers a range of materials to support its 3D Printers, including the new ZCast powder, used to create molds for metal casting on the Z Corp. 3D Printing Systems.”

 

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NEW! Asus ROG Pinot Noir 790i motherboard

“The nForce 790i-powered Pinot Noir board is now showcased at CeBIT and shows what Asus’ engineers were working to appease overclockers. The board itself isn’t that spectacular feature wise but the cooling solution used for it is. Cutting the backplate connectors to a USB minimum the system features a couple of tubes that go towards the northbridge (as seen below) so as to maybe clear some space inside the case. 

Going over the ‘standard’s the Pinot Noir has 45nm CPU and 1600 MHz support, four DDR3 modules, three PCi-Express 2.0 x16 slots and six SATA 3.0 Gbps connectors. The price tag of such a black beauty/beastie is yet unknown but you can bet it will make the X48 boards look affordable. ” -from TC Magazine

-picture courtesy of SX Team Forum

Sites to consider

If you wanna buy a computer or stuffs like that but not sure where to go.. better check on the online sites of some computer hardware and software companies. I have a few to suggest:

1.) CDR-King –> www.cdr-king.com.ph

2.) PCXpress  –> www. pcx.com.ph

You could browse their site so that you could peek on the stuffs they have and for you to decide on the things you want before buying them. 

 

Note. I’ll post an update for this if I will be able to find new sites like them

pc to router problem

I got this unusual problem with my PC. When I reset or restart my ProLink Modem/ROuter, the CPU restarts. I was not able to troubleshoot the problem. So I called last night the OPERATOR of the phone company regarding with this problem. I was curious if the router has something to do with this weird behaviour of the PC. Sadly, the technician just called now stating that the problem was our LAN or the local area network CARD. He suggested to let the computer be thoroughly checked esp. the LAN CARD on the PC. He also added that the weird behaviour might have been caused with the problem with LAN. Well, maybe its time for my old PC be updated on the HARDWARE side ..

hardware or hard disk drive missing

Scenario: When you turned you compter on, its stops loading on the screen. And an error message is displayed stating “missing operating system”.

Solutions:

 * case 1 : if you did not reformat before this message appears, then you better check on the harddisk’s cables. There are times when these cables got loose that results on the said error. Please open the computer chasis. Locate the harddisk and then unplug then plug the cables back to where it was place.

 * case 2 : if computer shuts down then error appears, a lot of this happen when there is a hardware problem. Maybe wires are loosely attached. Do the procedure on *case 1.

 *case 3 : If it nothing happen after applying on the cases or your problem did not fall on the cases, go ask for a technical help from an less expensive but experience PC troubleshooter or if pc is still under warranty, call the company and ask for help to them.