100 years of the birth of Alan Turing

This June 23 marks 100 years to the birth of Alan Turing, a mathematician, a pioneer in computer science who contributed in the fields of logic, cryptanalysis, cognitive science, artificial intelligence and biology. Although it is recognized in these fields of science, many times their contribution has not been sufficiently highlighted. Who was Alan Turing, and why was it so important? A few days after the celebration of his birthday, we will briefly review his life. Turing was born in London on June 23, 1912, and from an early age showed interest and talent for mathematics, something that would specialize in college then....

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WWDC 2012: MacBook Pro with Retina Display is a reality

Apple released a notebook slimmer and higher performance in competition with Windows: the new model Macbook Pro has a better screen resolution.  The display of the new Macbook Pro has 5.1 million pixels and a resolution of 2,880 x 1,800, said the marketing manager Phil Schiller, in the city San Francisco in the United States during the WWDC conference in 2012....

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Computex 2012: ASUS has Thunderbolt to Z77 and H77 motherboards with expansion card

Thunderbolt is finally catching on to be adopted by the industry in which ASUS motherboards and is postulated as the first manufacturer to receive its certificate Thunderbolt P8Z77-V Premium motherboard. Unfortunately, the high price of these motherboards will remain a problem for most users. To this end ASUS has developed an alternative that promises to extend support to other models Thunderbolt motherboards with exclusive prices.  The solution is its anticipated expansion card ThunderboltEX ranked the first of its kind which will update Z77 motherboards with chipsets and add H77 to support the new high-speed interconnect from...

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