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04/11/16
KODAK EKTRA Smartphone
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27/06/12
Expo Circuler, Cité de l'Architecture, Trocadero - Circuler. Quand nos mouvements façonnent les villes
Exposition Circuler. Quand nos mouvements façonnent les villes
Cité de l’Architecture & du Patrimoine - Palais de Chaillot, Paris
Jusqu'au 26 août 2012
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| Hong Kong - Photo d'illustration (c) G. Willaume |
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| Shanghai - Photo d'illustration (c) G. Willaume |
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| Beijing - Photo d'illustration (c) G. Willaume |
Jean-Marie Duthilleul, Commissaire de l’exposition
Cinéma : Dix films à voir ou à revoir autour de la ville et de la mobilité
Peur sur la ville. Film de Henri Verneuil. France/Italie, 1975. 2h
Voyage à Tokyo. Film de Yasujiro Ozu. Japon, 1953. 2h16
Route One/USA. Film de Robert Kramer. Etats-Unis, 1989. 4h15
Central do Brasil. Film de Walter Salles. Brésil, 1998. 1h46
Pépé Le Moko. Film de Julien Duvivier. France, 1937. 1h30
Alice dans les villes. Film de Wim Wenders. Allemagne, 1973. 1h47
Stranger than Paradise. Film de Jim Jarmusch. Etats-Unis, 1984. 1h26
Demonlover. Film de Olivier Assayas. France, 2002. 2h
Sous toi la ville. Film de Christoph Hochhäusler. Allemagne, 2010. 1h50
Une application Smartphone dédiée à l'exposition
L’application pour smartphone Circuler s’organise en trois temps :
15/11/10
Ecran 3D plus large du monde présenté par la société AUO
La société AU Optronics Corporation (AUO) a présenté ses nouvelles technologies d'écran lors du FPD International 2010 (FDP pour Flat Panel Display) qui s'est tenu a Tokyo du 10 au 12 novembre dernier.
Pour répondre au développement rapide du marché du contenu 3D, la société AUO, basée à Taiwan, a développé de nombreuses technologies d'écran 3D avancées que ce soit pour les téléviseurs, le home cinéma, les ordinateurs ou notebooks, les écrans tactiles grand (tableau interactif) ou petits (smartphones). On se limite ici a trois produits présentés lors du FPD en allant de l'écran le plus large du monde au double écran 3,2 pouces de smartphone, en passant par un nouvel écran TV 3D.
AUO a présenté l'écran home cinéma 3D qui serait, selon une étude de marché réalisée par la société, le plus large du monde (au 9 novembre 2010). Il s'agit d'un écran LCD de 71 pouces 21:9 Haute Définition (CSHD pour Cinema Scope haute –High– définition). Le voici ci-dessous en photo. La vision 3D nécessite encore, pour l’instant, l’utilisation de lunettes stéréoscopiques.
Photos courtesy AUO ©2010 AU Optronics Corporation
AUO a également présenté son téléviseur 3D AMOLED 14 pouces qui tire partie de la technologie avancée OLED pour offrir des images 3D de très bonne qualité avec un temps de réponse rapide, un très bon niveau de contraste et de larges angles de vue. La résolution 1920x1080 est conservée, même lorsqu'on permute entre les modes 3D et 2D.
AUO : Ecran 3,2 pouces double face
Photo courtesy AUO ©2010 AU Optronics Corporation
Se positionnant sur le terrain porteur de l'éco-responsabilité, AUO a présenté d'autres produits dont un double écran pour smartphone basse consommation d'énergie : le MIP 3,2 pouces. L'écran principal au recto est dédié aux images de haute résolution tandis que l'écran d'informations au verso peut être utilisé sans rétro-éclairage (et donc en utilisant bien moins d'énergie) pour lire des messages e-mail et du texte, pour sauvegarder des informations ou pour télécharger des images. Ce double écran permettrait, selon AUO, de réduire la consommation d'énergie de 99,8 % en la faisant passer de 420 mW à 1 mW, qui souligne que la haute résolution 230 ppi de son écran principal fournie des images d'excellente qualité.
www.auo.com en Taïwanais, Chinois, Japonais et en anglais.
18/03/09
Vodafone HTC Magic Smartphone
The stylish new handset is exclusive to Vodafone in the UK, Spain, Germany and France (SFR) and available on a non-exclusive basis in Italy. The introduction of the HTC Magic is the result of a successful relationship between Vodafone and HTC, and Vodafone’s joining, late last year, of the Open Handset Alliance. A tablet-style device, with a sleek design and unprecedented compactness for a smartphone featuring the Android platform, the HTC Magic enables a superior mobile internet experience, providing broad flexibility for personalisation via the application-rich Android Market. Available in white in the UK, Spain and France, black in Germany and in both colours in Italy, the HTC Magic will be for sale in several other Vodafone markets over the next few months. "The announcement of the HTC Magic is an important step for Android and the Open Handset Alliance," says Andy Rubin, Senior Director of Mobile Platforms at Google. "With it, Vodafone is opening up the mobile web for consumers across Europe and giving more third-party developers a platform on which they can build the next wave of killer applications." Available from free on various price plans, the HTC Magic has a 3.2” QVGA touch screen display and features a trackball and navigational buttons for quick, easy access. The HTC Magic includes a variety of email options such as Google Mail™, POP3 and IMAP as well as Google Talk™ for instant messaging. The HTC Magic has a variety of powerful mobile internet capabilities beginning with an Android-optimised Webkit browser. It also features the popular Google™ applications, Google Maps™ and Google Search™ as well as favourites like YouTube™. In addition, Android Market allows for quick and easy downloading of games and applications utilising Vodafone’s fast and reliable network. Android, Android Market, YouTube, Google, Google Search, Google Maps, and Gmail are trademarks of Google Inc. All other company and product names may be trademarks of the companies with which they are associated. Pictures © Vodafone 2009 - All rights reserved - www.htc.com28/09/05
27/04/05
Nokia N70 Multimedia Mobile Phone
Nokia N70: the smallest 3G Series 60 smartphone with 2 megapixel camera Nokia today introduced the Nokia N70 multimedia, a compact and easy-to-use 3G smartphone with versatile mobile photography, personal productivity and entertainment features. Incorporating a complete smartphone feature set, as well as a 2 megapixel camera, flash and front camera for video calling, the Nokia N70 comes fully equipped with stereo FM radio, a digital music player and new 3D games. "The Nokia N70 perfectly illustrates our commitment to offer powerful, all-inclusive handsets that aid people in their daily lives. In addition to advanced smartphone and entertainment features, mobile photography is extremely easy and enjoyable with the elegant Nokia N70," said Joe Coles, Director of imaging product marketing at Nokia. "The number one reason why people today purchase new handsets is the camera. Indeed, we foresee that by the end of 2005, over half a billion people worldwide will own a camera phone." Easy mobile photography - The slide and shoot design makes mobile photography fast and simple. The rear camera slide reveals and automatically activates the 2 megapixel camera, ready to instantly shoot photos or video. The intuitive slide is complemented with an integrated flash, 20x zoom capability and a range of capture scene settings for optimizing image quality in various environments, including Scenery, Portrait, Night, and Sports. Furthermore, the dedicated shutter key on the side of the phone enables users to capture images like they would with a regular camera, allowing for greater stability and ease of use. The storage, management and organization of images and video clips is convenient and efficient with the Nokia N70. With the Nokia XpressTransfer storing solution, all new photos and video clips can be automatically copied to the PC. Photo albums created on the phone are also automatically saved in similar albums on the PC. Furthermore, the Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition software offers users an efficient way for organizing or editing photos and video clips on the PC. The new improved rotating Gallery provides for enhanced browsing of images and video clips. Images can, for example, be organized into slideshows, with the viewing experience further heightened with added background music. Images and video clips can also be instantly printed from the Gallery with the Nokia XpressPrint printing solution using a USB cable, wirelessly over Bluetooth connectivity, or using the Reduced Size Dual Voltage MultiMediaCard (RS-MMC). Smart productivity - An excellent and powerful tool for personal and professional information management, the Nokia N70 offers a full set of smartphone features, including very easy-to-set up email functionality with extensive attachment support, Internet browser, video streaming and 3G-enabled features such as two-way video calling and video sharing. Furthermore, additional applications can be installed from various sources, while organizer information can easily be synchronized with compatible PCs. Entertainment on the move - Equipped with a digital music player with stereo audio, FM radio and support for Visual Radio, the compact 126 gram Nokia N70 also doubles as a great pocketable music device. For an even more playful multimedia experience, the Nokia N70 supports Series 60 and Java 2D and 3D games, some of which are pre-installed in the phone or on the standard in-box RS-MMC. Measuring just 108.8 x 53 x 17.5 mm (95.9 cc), the Nokia N70 is the smallest ever 2 megapixel 3G smartphone based on the leading Series 60 Platform. The Nokia N70 is expected to be available in the third quarter of 2005. Additionally, a variant of the Nokia N70 for EDGE (Enhanced Data Rate for GSM Evolution) markets will be available at a later date. 







