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Gain City is organizing a mini IT show in Singapore Expo Hall this weekend, April 1 to 3, 2011. On sale items include
printers, hard disk drives, notebooks, LCD tvs, digital cameras, and more. This may be a smaller verion of the recently held
IT Fair at Suntec, but it won’t hurt to read up on laptop, cameras, appliances, and outdoor speaker reviews! You may also view
the deals online at www.courts.com.sg
Philippine SME and Franchise Expo is a three-day business opportunities expo that can your company the opportunity and platform to position your new leads and relationships through refreshing ideas and present your products. In addition, this is a chance to have a face-to-face with new and budding entrepreneurs in the business industry. This specialized event will also be the venue of learning occasion for the visitors to acquire new leads and relationship through awareness campaign on new business ventures. Moreover, a great deal of free services and tradeshow giveaways from exhibitors. Encouraged to participate are Direct sellers, Network Marketers, Distributors, Retailers, Middle executives, Students, House wives, General Public and Many More.
This event is scheduled on November 18-20, 2010 at the World Trade Center Manila. For more information, contract Ms.Mildred Caballero at 3955137.
CHIBA, Japan — The Tokyo Game Show has a lot of people wearing dark glasses this year, with the buzz turning 3-D at the annual event that brings together the latest offerings from game-machine and software makers.
But despite the fanfare and razzle-dazzle footage, people checking out 3-D games for the PlayStation 3 at Sony Corp.’s sprawling booth were warned to take the special glasses off immediately, should they feel sick or giddy. And Nintendo Co., also hoping for a boost from 3-D technology with its planned 3DS handheld that’s set to go on sale before April, was conspicuously absent. The event previewed to reporters and guests Thursday ahead of its opening to the public this weekend. It is expected to draw more than 180,000 people.
Kyoto-based Nintendo, the manufacturer of the Wii console and Super Mario games, is skipping the show and planning a separate Sept. 29 event, also at Makuhari Messe hall in this Tokyo suburb, where the 3DS is expected to take centerstage.
“It’s like the elephant in the room,” said gaming expert Mark MacDonald, executive director at Tokyo-based 8-4 Ltd., which brings Japanese games to the U.S.
MacDonald said visitors like him were watching for what he called “peripherals” for machines already on sale such as the Move motion-controller from Sony and Kinect from Microsoft Corp., billed as controller-free because it detects a player’s movements.
The show’s focus was obviously on 3-D but the full potential of 3-D for games has yet to be explored, he told The Associated Press. ”It’s a young technology in terms of games. People don’t know yet how much is too much,” MacDonald said. “You might start feeling sick, or you just want to see the game and feel I can’t see what’s going on.”
Tokyo-based Sony announced that its PlayStation 3 game console will work as a Blu-ray disc player for 3-D movies and music videos, not just 3-D games, with a software update download starting Sept. 21. The free-of-charge update for movies and other content had been promised for later this year. But the date was moved up to ride on the momentum of 3-D popularity, Sony executive Hiroshi Kawano said.
“The appeal and impact of games will be definitely enhanced with 3-D technology,” he said during a two-hour presentation at the Sony booth. “The industry has gained a new engine for growth in 3-D.” Kawano said the portion of 3-D TVs will likely move up from 5 percent of all TV sets sold this year to 20 percent next year. Sony aims to sell 2.5 million 3-D TVs next year, he said.
The PlayStation 3 already plays 3-D games with an upgrade that could be done over the Internet earlier this year.
Some of the 3-D games shown at the event, such as a clip of the planned “Metal Gear Solid,” were as impressive as 3-D movies in providing visceral computer graphics and illusion of depth. But others, such as 3-D versions of racing games, looked disappointingly similar to their 2-D predecessors.
On Sept 24 at 7:30 p.m. artist Rick Cepella will open his exhibition Expressing a Landscape with a slide show that reveals his creative muse – the great outdoors – and his process of capturing the qualities and energy of a landscape on canvas.
Cepella is an artist dedicated to knowing his subject intimately. This outdoor enthusiast recently returned from a trek in the Coast Mountain Range behind Powell River. Five days in the alpine with visiting family and his constant companions, a sketch book and camera.
Cepella also received a scholarship to attend the Tony Onley Artist Project in Wells, B.C. in late July. He spent a week in residency painting yet another beautiful piece of this province. Not one to waste an opportunity by simply traveling through stunning scenery, he stopped outside Pemberton on the way home to trek into the snowfields there.
On opening night Cepella will present images of the back country destinations and the art that inspires him.
The slideshow and talk are at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept 24. Expressing a Landscape will be on display until October 29. The artist will also teach a weekend acrylic painting workshop to students of all levels on Sept 25 & 26.
For more information contact Campbell River Art Gallery at 250-287-2261 or drop by 1235 Shoppers Row.
Source: Canada.com
Boost your kids’ creativity this summer with Canon and Nido Fortified’s multimedia arts workshop in the Nido Fortified Science Discovery Center at the SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City.
The Nido Fortified Science Discovery Center is an experiential and technology-based learning center that offers visitors – kids and adults alike – entertaining, fun, and highly interactive galleries to engage the intellect and the imagination.
The center features 3D virtual environments, medical and earthquake simulation booths, virtual cars and planes that one can operate, a Virtual Reef with an interactive virtual fish named Mr. T, wonderful robots and “slambots,” an artistically engineered Gravitram, and a 160-seater DigiStar Palnetarium.
This summer, the center partners with Canon for a multimedia arts workshop that includes basic photography and graphic design. Canon’s proprietary imaging initiatives Creative Park and CanoScanography, together with lessons in basic photography, will be the highlight of the workshop.
The Canon Creative Park is an online collection of creative printing resources, such as cards and gift boxes, paper craft and scrapbooking materials, 3D decoupage, paper reliefs, calendars, and creative photos, all of which can be downloaded for free from the Creative Park website (www.canon.com/c-park/).
Likewise, the Canon CanoScanography is a monthly image scanning contest that is open to the public. But the public must be Facebook fans of the CanoScanography fan page. The artworks to be submitted to the contest must be actual scanned objects and not scanned photos.
In support of the workshop, Canon products will be used for better execution and appreciation of the multimedia artworks. For the basic photography, Canon PowerShot and IXUS cameras will be used for demo. For image scanning, participants can experience using the Canon CanoScan. For excellent and vibrant prints, the Canon PIXMA MX347 and MP258 will be offered for free use.
For interested participants, please contact Crystal at the Nido Fortified Science Discovery Center, (02) 556-2193 or 556-2179.
A lifestyle dedicated to travel requires versatility and flexibility. But these need not hamper any individual from expressing his style, and this is what Mendoza® Travel Bags guarantee. Mendoza prides itself in providing quality products, but also remaining true to the personality of its user. Quality is never compromised, even as each Mendoza bag is a reflection of an ever-changing modern world, with its movers and shakers shaping the style of Mendoza.
Mendoza Seahawk II
Until May 20, everyone is invited to witness how Mendoza travel bags can be molded to suit any individual’s taste, through an art installation exhibit dubbed as “Inspirations” at Greenbelt 5. Mendoza hard cases will be the chosen medium for this exhibit, through their travel line products: Seahawk Plus and Seahawk II, two collections which take their inspiration from the safari and the sea, respectively; the Panzer collection—strong, solid, and as tough as a tank; the XR7, an ergonomic lightweight luggage design and finally, the MZ-60 rounds up the Mendoza case luggage travel line.
The coconut king does it again.
Mr. Sing Tiu of Atson-Tropicana Food Products, Inc. is still ahead in the coconut industry with his undying efforts to come up with the latest innovations derived from the fruit. One of his latest coconut based product is the casein-free coconut milk powder that is a best substitute for milk especially for children with autism.
Casein free coconut milk powder doesn’t have caseinate as an emulsifier, as some consumers do not like cow’s milk the company came up with a healthy alternative. It is what customers can consider a food with complete and balanced nutritional values.
“We have chosen coconut to be our base raw material because coconut contains medium chain triglyceride which is similar to breast milk. The fruit is also considered by USFDA to be Generally Regarded As Safe (GRAS), shared by Mr. Tiu when asked for his motivations in coming up with these healthy products derived from coconut.
The coconut king’s best selling coconut product is the coconut milk in aseptic form, this is also used to replace cow’s milk.
Other latest coconut innovations from Atson-Tropicana includes Coconut water sports drink Coconut with complete nutrient formulation, Coconut with complete nutrient for diabetes, Coconut mouth freshener, and Coconut nasal spray.
“We market our product through od fairs such as the International Food Exhibition Philippines (IFEX). We have been joining IFEX Philippines since it started and we continuously support the trade fair for it’s a cost-effective medium to meet more buyers and clients locally and globally. We expect to meet more prospective buyers in this year’s edition,” Mr. Tiu added.
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