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Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Indian Car ‘Nano’

The launch of much awaited TATA Rs. 1 lac car had been recently launched in Auto Expo, Delhi, India. It is named ‘Nano’ a name which brings science into everyone minds. Its launch immediately became news for whole world media. Invention of this car ‘Nano’ has once again proved the engineering and entrepreneurship power of modern India. Nano had given a big challenge to all major automobile companies like GM, Ford, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Renault Nissan. With 3.1 metre length, 1.5 metre width and 1.6 metre height it will not only change the Indian car market but have a very big impact on the whole world car market. Nano will be available in three versions with wide range of colors. Some of the important features of this car are as follows:-

  1. 30 litre fuel tank
  2. 4 speed manual gearshift
  3. Mileage of 23 km per litre
  4. Roomy passenger compartment
  5. Front disk and rear drum brake
  6. Whole aluminium petrol engine of 623 cc, 33 bhp, multi-point fuel injection
  7. Tubeless tyres

One of its version will have air conditioning facility. Tata Motors is planning to launch its diesel version also.

As per Mr. Ratan Tata everyone has suggested that it is not possible make a car at a price of Rs.1 lac but he dared to dream it and makes it possible. Now the dream of Mr. Ratan Tata became a reality. The rates of small car already available in market like Maruti-800 are slashed and other players are redesigning their strategy for Asia (Indian) market as European and American market are declining.

I will write more about Nano very soon till then send me your comments for Nano ‘The Car of India’.

Saturday, January 12, 2008

Sir Edmund Hillary dies at 88

Sir Edmund Hillary has died aged 88.He passed away at Auckland City Hospital at 9am this morning. Sir Edmund shot to international stardom as the first man to scale Mt Everest in 1953.Prime Minister Helen Clark today described Sir Edmund as the best-known New Zealander to have ever lived…

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Friday, January 11, 2008

Tata Nano, the people's car of India

the nice Initiative

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Sydney test

In second test match umpires Mark Benson and Steve Bucknor gave so many wrong decisions against team India. Television replays clearly proves that decisions taken by empires were totally wrong. Moreover Australian team have not played the game with true spirit and raise the issue of racism which had made a great impact on the popularity of this great game i.e. Cricket. The century of VVS Laxman and Sachin Tendulkar century had raise a ray of hope that match will be very interesting and may be victory will be in favour of Indians or match will be a draw. A doubt also comes in mind of every cricket lover is that match had been fixed using and umpires have a big role in that. Decision taken by ICC to change umpires for next match is absolutely right but did ICC asked explanation from both umpires why they did not handle the match properly. Also media should question Mr. Steve and Mr. Benson about their view whether they are realizing their mistake or they think that the decision taken by them is right? BCCI Chief Sharad Pawar must take further steps to save Harbhajan Singh from any harassment as any action against him will demoralize whole Indian Team.

I think in interest of cricket both team should come forward and play the next match with true game spirit.

Also the controlling bodies / authorities must make the proper arrangements so that game does not have impact of any wrong thing.

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Steal this WiFi

Whenever I talk or write about my own security setup, the one thing that surprises people -- and attracts the most criticism -- is the fact that I run an open wireless network at home. There's no password. There's no encryption. Anyone with wireless capability who can see my network can use it to access the internet.

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Tuesday, January 8, 2008

History of The Computers

A computer is fast electronic device that processes the input data according to the instructions given by the user and programmer and provides the desired information as an input.

Introduction :-

The computer evolved as a result of a man’s search for a fast and accurate calculating device. First computer is invented by Charles Babbage and thereafter many kinds of computers have been designed and built during the evolution of modern digital computers. The process of improving is continue and bringing new invention everyday.

Zeroth generation of computers: - The zeroth generation of computers mainly denotes mechanical computers. Charles Baggage made first mechanical computer called ‘Analytic Engine’. Charles Babbage is known as ‘Father of the Computers’.

First Generation Computers: - first generation computers are made by use of vaccum tubes. These computers are faster than mechanical computers. ENIAC was first electronic computer. These computers are very large in size and consume too much power.

Second generation computers: - In this generation of computers vaccum tubes had been replaced by transistors made from silicon. Transistor was smaller in size and generates less heat. They are more reliable than previous ones.

Third generation computers: - In third generation Integrated Circuits (ICs) used in place of transistors. IC is made up of hundred of transistors put on a single chip. It is small in size. It is more reliable than second generation computers. Later it is found that IC’s could be integrated on a single chip using LSI (Large Scale Integration).

Fourth Generation Computers: - Fourth generation computer marks the use of VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) in place of IC’s. VLSI allows millions of components to be packed on a single circuit. VLSI leads to development of present personal computers also known as micro computers. Computers we are using now-a-days are fourth generation computers. Only drawback of these computers is that they do not have their own intelligence.

Fifth Generation computers: - Fifth generation computers is still at research and development stage. These computers will use USLI (Ultra Large Scale Integration). Most important feature is artificial intelligence. Fifth generation computers will use intelligent software and helps the computers to know ‘What To Do’ and ‘How To Do’. User interface will be provided in form of speech in natural language.

“Robots” have some features of fifth generation computers.

Much more will also change in future as R & D always on to improve features of computers.

Send me your views and suggestion if you found any mistake in above.

Saturday, January 5, 2008

RSSHUGGER

RSSHUGGER

RSSHUGGER AIMS OF BRINGING BLOGGERS AND READERS TOGETHE IS A NICE OBJECTIVE WHICH HELPS BOTH PARTIES AND I HOPE IT WILL ACHIEVE THE GOAL OF 250000 REGISTRATIONS. THE ONLY THING WHICH I AM NOT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THAT HOW IT WILL BRING PROFIT TO COLLIN LAHAY.

I REQUEST HIM TO PLEASE CHANGE THE COLOURING SCHEME (TOO MUCH BLACK) SO THAT SITE LOOKS MORE ATTRACTIVE .

BEST OF LUCK