PANASONIC LUMIX FZ47 WITH 24X OPTICAL ZOOM

Panasonic reveals another digital camera, the LUMIX DMC-FZ47 which boasts powerful 24x optical zoom thanks to 25mm ultra-wide angle LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT lens, optimized for video recording with a mechanism designed to minimize the noise of AF and zooming. The Panasonic LUMIX FZ47 will be available starting in August 2011 for $399.99.

PENTAX Q – WORLD’S SMALLEST INTERCHANGEABLE LENS DIGITAL CAMERA

Pentax proudly announced its latest pocket friendly digital camera which they claims is the world’s smallest interchangeable lens camera, called simply ‘Q’. The PENTAX Q will be available in white and black body models in early Fall 2011 at around $800 with the standard lens kit.

                  

                  

 

AEROPLANES HAVE PETROL ENGINE........WHY?

On the whole there are two engines which dominate the running vehicles all over the world. One is Petrol engine and other is Diesel engine. And now Gasolin engines become pre-dominant all over.

Well where do we use petrol engine and where do we use diesel engine? Thing is petrol are efficient and have less maintanance. Where as Diesel engines are more efficient in heavy vehicles. It has high load bearing capacity than petrol. Thats the reason why we use diesel in trucks and buses, but petrol in bikes and cars.

                           

Now what engines are used in Aeroplanes. Its a heavy vehicle right !!! Well if your answer is diesel engine, then you are wrong. AEROPLANES USE ONLY PETROL ENGINES.

WHY DO LIGHTENING CAUSE SOUND?

Have you ever thought, why a lightening cause sound. Well many people misunderstand that the sound produced is due to two charged air mass, that is, the clouds strike each other to produce sound.

                               

Well Lightening is atmospheric electro-static discharge, that is accompanied by thunderstorm, volcanoes, etc., When lightening strikes, huge amount of atmospheric electric charges are discharged into the earth's atmosphere. During this process, the charges are discharged in with a very high speed (nearly 2,20,000 km/hr) and can reach a temperature of about 30,000 degree Celsius. And that is why sound is produced. Weird... Isn't it?

Tata Company's-New project

The same Indian company that gave us the Tata Nano, the world's cheapest car, is now about to give us the world's cheapest house - the 20 sq meter house will cost Rs 32,000 (EUR500 –GBP440 - US$715 ), can be built in a week and is the first viable zero-cost housing package for beneficiaries of the Indira Awaas Yojana shelter rehabilitation scheme. The scheme provides for the underprivileged and with Rs 40,000 per house provided, there's even room for some cheap land in the deal.

Turning the palm of your hand into a smartphone interface

The new technology transforms your hand into an invisible touch screen.The imaginary phone recognizes gestures and the position of keys on your phone so you can perform simple smart phone tasks without taking it out of your pocket.

Share your opinion

How exactly are we gonna contribute to our society through this blog "Youngsters World(quite nice selection)???? What kind of information do you want us to share??? I think I'd share all the information regarding education, jobs, politics and the other events that takes place in and around us....share ur opinions....

Education has became business in INDIA

Now a days people were ready to buy anything for money and the selfish kind of attitude also made the people to go for studies for money and this gave the opportunity to the educational institutions to make more money . It also encouraged them too and so now a days education is treated as the most profitable business!!! 

Did you hear about the medical council chairman was arrested for having nearly 2500 crores black money. While reading this really we can guess INDIA is not a poor country.

India is not a poor country all its wealth were hidden in the form of black money.The black money were the modern hidden treasure and we ,the youngsters should take challenge for this treasure hunt!!!!!

Its time for you to give a solution ...come on ..... 

Save the tigers and be a tiger

In 1937 ,India had about 7000 tigers and now we have only 1411 tigers (estimated). Our national animal is extincting from our own country.Is there any one to save them. Can our next generation will be able to see tigers as we didn’t see many animals .Can’t we take any precautionary measures against it. I know government has taken many measures to protect it but still it if not enough to protect them.

We can do many things to save them . In India many tigers reserves are there but still their extincting, we can provide more security to protect them, breeding of tigers all over the world , saving as many tigers as possible as from their illness by hiring vet.doctors, protecting their natural habitat as forest, etc. In some cases even government is responsible for the extinct of tigers in security purpose of tigers. Not only tigers are in endangered  level of extinction but as well as lions of Africa and India, Blue whales in pacific ocean and sharks. Surely these fishes are killed to make cosmetic products from their skin and liver only for these thing they are killed.

India’s future depends on quality of primary education: Kalam

The future of the nation depends on the quality of primary education imparted, former President Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam has said.

Emphasising the importance of education, Dr. Kalam said, while addressing students at a school here on Friday, that primary education must be made a fundamental right of Indian citizens.

Primary education needs to be approached more creatively where dedicated teachers nurture young children who can prepare themselves for the challenges of the future, he said at the seminar titled “Evolution of the Unique.”

The syllabi should engage the children and lead them to enjoy the process of learning, he said.

Dr. Kalam also stressed on time management as a rule for achieving success and said that children must be taught to set a goal for themselves and be motivated to work hard to achieve it.

Interacting with the students for about an hour, he also responded to their questions on issues relating to terrorism, corruption and India’s relationship with Pakistan.

He later went to Rajsamand to meet the Jain saint Mahashraman.

NASA picks landing site for next Mars probe

NASA's next Mars rover will land at the foot of a mountain inside the planet's Gale crater, the US space agency has announced.

The car-sized Mars Science Laboratory is scheduled to be launched later this year and land in August 2012, Xinhua reported.

The target crater spans 154 km in diameter and holds a mountain rising from the crater floor. The crater is named after Australian astronomer Walter F. Gale.

The rover and other spacecraft components are being assembled and undergoing final testing. The mission is targeted to launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida between Nov 25 and Dec 18.

MARY HIGGINS CLARK

Queen Of Suspense

           Most of us know who s popularly known as "QUEEN OF SUSPENSE". Yes, its Mary Higgins Clarke a 83 year old Dextor.

           What an awesome writer she is? am really thrilled by her style of writing. The way she brings out the suspense and the way she moves the story gives life to story. Each and every page is full of cloak and dagger. Not in a single go, u can predict what's gonna happen next. It takes time to understand. Really an excellent piece of work. Most of her books are mainly crime oriented. Detecting the clues and decoding them brings thrill.

                  

Experience the thrill and get ready to get frightened. Do read these Books of her:

• A CRY IN THE NIGHT
• A STRANGER IS WATCHING
• ALL AROUND THE TOWN
• I 'LL BE SEEING YOU
• LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART
• LOVES MUSIC, LOVES TO DANCE
• MOONLIGHT BECOMES YOU
• REMEMBER ME
• SILENT NIGHT
• STILL WATCH
• THE CRADLE LL FALL
• THE LOTTERY WINNER
• WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN

Air pollution increases heart risk

High-pollution days may trigger heart attacks in some people, elderly and people with existing heart or lung disease are most vulnerable.

It is recommended that people with heart disease and others at risk - including the elderly and people with diabetes or high blood pressure - stay clear of congested roadways and spend less time outside on days when air quality is poor.

The evidence of harm is strongest against pollutants known as fine particulate matter. Fine particulate matter is released into the air when wood or fossil fuels are burned, so car exhaust, home heating and industrial sources like power plants all contribute. The particles are small enough that they can be inhaled deeply into the lungs. The researchers suspected they may trigger heart attacks in vulnerable people by causing inflammation in the blood vessels and irritating the nerves of the lungs.

'Star Wars'-themed Xbox 360 launched

SAN DIEGO: Microsoft Corp unveiled a limited edition Xbox 360 console at a Comic-Con panel that will be modeled after the character R2-D2, with a wireless gold-colored controller resembling his droid pal C-3PO. 

The console will make the character's signature beeping sounds when the white-and-blue console is turned on and the disc tray is opened. It will also feature a 320-gigabyte hard drive, the largest available for Microsoft's gaming system. 

The "Star Wars"-themed console, available later this year, will cost $449.99 and come with a white Kinect sensor, headset and "Kinect Star Wars," an action-adventure game utilizing the camera-based controller system. 

"Kinect Star Wars" developers also confirmed that a pod-racing mode based on "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace," would be featured in the game. 

The game allows players to use gestures to drive pods across intergalactic landscapes, as well as wield light sabers and other powers of The Force.

Samsung planning 42-inch OLED TV in 2011

3D or OLED? Which one is the future of TV?

Samsung is planning to release a whopping 42-inch OLED TV by 2011, according to latest reports from the Far East.Samsung Mobile Display are starting a trial production of a 42-inch OLED-TV with the new 5.5 generation production line in Cheonan in the third quarter of this year.

42-inch OLED TVs at CES 2011

Sammy's 5.5 Generation (1500x1100mm) OLED production line is planned to be ready for mass production of large OLED TV screens by the first quarter of 2011.So we could well be seeing some large-screen OLED TVs making an appearance at CES in Vegas next January.

Which begs the question, might OLED actually be 'the next big thing' for the TV manufacturing industry to latch-onto next year, once the current hype around 3D technology has run its course?

Next Generation 3D TV

After the success of Avatar in cinemas and the flood of 3D technology introduced at trade shows like CES 2010,3D TV is finally becoming a reality in our technology life. All the major players are well and truly on the 3D bandwagon and they’re set to make a lot of noise to try and entice consumers on board too. To help you navigate the 3D waters as various companies spruik their particular brand of 3D technology we’ve taken a look at what’s on offer, when it will hit shelves and how much it will cost.

In their favor the 3D TV manufactures may benefit from huge success of Avatar and the subsequent upswell in interest of 3D technology. This interest is set to continue with the number of 3D films coming out of Hollywood set to increase along with the introduction of 3D TV broadcasts – most notably with this year’s Football World Cup.

Also, the prices for 3D capable TVs aren’t completely out of the reach of the average consumer – something that isn’t usually the case with the introduction of next generation technology. Because TV manufacturers were able to make use of existing manufacturing facilities instead of building new ones has helped keep prices down.

On one hand, 3D is certainly creating a buzz. On the other, there’s a hell of a lot of TVs sitting in people’s living rooms that aren’t all that old. Sure, like it or not we’re a throwaway society but how many people are going to be willing to trash the big-screen HDTV that’s only a few years old.

For those who can’t wait to get 3D into their home and have the cash to splurge, there’s also the drawbacks of early adoption to consider – look at how many revisions to the Blu-ray spec there were. The more prudent among us might just wait until 2nd generation, but the push is undoubtedly on to get these sets into homes and 3D TV is here to stay.