E-B ALL T ECHNOLOGY Presented by k.Swetha 12PT1D5805.

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E-B ALL T ECHNOLOGY Presented by k.Swetha 12PT1D5805

CONTENTS Introduction existing system Disadvantages of the existing system Proposed system Elements of E-Ball Working of E-Ball If there is no wall? The software interface Advantages of E-Ball conclusion

I NTRODUCTION E-Ball is a Spherical shaped computer. Designed by Apostol Tnokovski E-Ball is very small, it is having only 6Inch diameter sphere.

E XISTING SYSTEM Now a days we are using desktop computers and laptops. The tablet are also widely used.

D ISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM The desktop computers are heavy weight and this is fixed in one place The main disadvantages of laptops are radiation and heat. These are sensitive when moving from one place to another we can take care of these devices

P ROPOSED SYSTEM The E-Ball is sphere shaped computer which is the smallest design among all the laptops and desktops. It contain wireless optical mouse, laser keyboard, and LCD projector. It contain 16mm round sphere. It is very less weight when compared with laptops.

E LEMENTS OF E-B ALL I-tech virtual keyboard Dual core processor 2GB RAM GB hard drive Integrated graphics and sound card Speakers Modem Webcam LCD projector Paper holder

W ORKING OF E - BALL Keyboard: Infrared rays & laser. Mouse:RF receiver and RF transmitter.

I F THERE IS NO WALL ? When we are working in open place we can make use of a paper sheet as screen. Paper sheet holder is placed at the back panel of this computer. The holder can be opened by pressing on the lower part.

T HE SOFTWARE INTERFACE The software interface of e-ball concept pc is highly stylized with icons that can be remembered easily that support all types of windows operating system.

S CENARIOS IN USE

A DVANTAGES OF E - BALL It is portable E-ball contain large memory Useful for making video presentations These have greater speed Supports user defined laser keyboard

CONCLUSION Today's the technology is its peak point beyond what we could ever imagine Our imaginations are dressed into reality and today it has become possible to have a whole computer in our pocket all the time. This ball computer has taken the computer technology to new horizons. As years passes the computer size is becoming smaller

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