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Stylistic Q550, Tablet PC From Fujitsu

Competing in the digital device market slate (tablet or slate PC) which is on the rise, Fujitsu does not want to lag and just sit on my hands.

Tablet PC products that flood the market today is still regarded as 'toys' that pleasant. Rows of the product is considered not to meet the needs of business and the security company that is a user.

Departing from this phenomenon, Fujitsu also released a stylistic Q550, tablet PCs their executive class designed for high-level computing needs of the company.

"Many PC slate on the market today is a fun toy, but they do not meet business needs and security,"

"This is our best spot by targeting the professional computing market and the government with a new slate PC that already has more than twenty years in building the company's mobile computers for use," said Lim Teck Sin, Vice President of Product Marketing & Engineering Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific .

Stylistic Q550 comes with anti-glare 10.1-inch screen and battery life is claimed to have to work a full day. Present connectivity via WLAN, Bluetooth and choice of 3G/UMTS mobile broadband.

This product is also equipped with a pressure sensitive pen for easy navigation. Stylistic Q550 will automatically recognize when a user works with a pen, which allows them to rest their hands on the screen while writing.

Hand writing recognition software embedded in it to convert the input into text. When the pen is not used, the slate PC is automatically reset to the touch interface.

"Stylistic Q550 provides low power and performance with Intel Atom processor that will come, with the code name Oak Trail," said Doug Davis, Vice President & General Manager of Intel's Netbooks & Tablet Group.

Atom Processors that sank staying would give multitasking experience for business people with functionality such as PCs and battery life all day for professionals on the go.

"Microsoft welcomes the launch of stylistic Q550," said Steven Guggenheimer, corporate vice president of Microsoft's OEM Division, in his statement.

"Windows 7 is the right choice for commercial customers who are looking for devices that enable business flexibility and mobility they need for their business success," he concluded.
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iOS 4.3 GM will also be launch together with iPad 2 on March 2, 2011

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  • What's excite most Apple fans are not only because Apple will be releasing iPad 2, but they are anxiously waiting for iOS 4.3 to be release too.
  • When iOS 4.3 is release, the  unlock for 2.10.04/3.10.01 will also be release by the Dev Team as promised.
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Epic 4G, CDMA SmartPhone With Android Froyo From Samsung

Next month, 3 types of phones Samsung Galaxy will also enliven the smartphone market in the country.

They are the Galaxy Samsung Ace, Samsung Galaxy Fit, and Samsung Galaxy S II. But, there is one type of Samsung Galaxy that are still pending.

Epic is the Samsung 4G, or also known as the Samsung Galaxy S Pro. After a delayed several times, finally it appears CDMA-based smartphone with Android operating system V.2.2 (Froyo).

For Sprint, CDMA operators from the U.S. who first pet Epic 4G, this news may be disappointing. For class smartphone Epic 4G, which incidentally is the most advanced smartphone while Sprint is expected to appear with Android OS 2.3 (Gingerbread).

However, Froyo not carelessly operating system. He continued to receive the latest updates from Google. Today, Android OS v2.2 has been supports Flash and the ability to be a portable Wi-Fi hotspot for your laptop, other phones, and devices equipped with Wi-Fi access.

The presence of Epic 4G is too late. A number of other smartphone that also supports Froyo 4G technology has been used for months.

Samsung seems a little bit late in terms of Android phones add to his collection. There is speculation that appears to say that South Korean manufacturers were deliberately delaying its new product in hopes that consumers hunt and the price is relatively more expensive.

In addition to Epic Samsung 4G, Samsung also still postpone two other bundling phone, the Samsung Captivate with AT & T and Fascinate with Verizon. Both are still waiting for adoption Froyo improvement. As known, most Android phones in circulation today is version 2.2. So, Samsung is clearly lagging.

For the Indonesian market, Samsung has not released official information related to the availability of the Samsung 4G Epic Froyo.
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2011 New Macbook Pro Launched Today - Feb. 24, 2011

  • Apple silently launched the latest Macbook Pro today via its Online Store.
  • All-new quad-core processors. Thunderbolt technology. The FaceTime HD camera. MacBook Pro has more than its share of innovations
  • It brings quite a number of negative comments since some felt it's not a big breakthrough. Gizmodo published an article "Why the new MBPs are not for most People".
  • As for me, I need a bigger screen but very light and have bigger SSD storage packaged in an affordable price.


  • Engadget has posted a video displaying the speed of transferring data.

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Mac OS X Lion: Available to Developers

     Quite a while ago, Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple at that time, held a keynote titled "Back to the Mac" At that same keynote, he gave us a sneak preview of the next generation of Mac OS X, called Mac OS X Lion.
     Although Mac OS X Lion is still a while away, software developers signed up for Apple's Developer Program got an early look. OS X Lion is coming sometime in summer 2011, so the version of the operating system the developer's go is still in it's early stages. Still, what the developer's saw had some cool features.
     This new version of OS X brings the best features of the iPad onto the big screen size and more powerful specs of the macs.
     Apple integrates the elegant home screen of the iPad onto the Mac, and allows you to click the little black Launchpad icon on the dock a the bottom of the screen. Any open Windows fade away, and an iPad like grid of icons appear. This is where you can find all of your apps. The apps can be dragged into folders, which look and open just like the folders on the iPad and iPhone.
Launchpad Screen
     Apple also apparently likes how all iPad and iPhone apps open full-screen. The new iPhoto, Mail, iCal, and Preview apps all can open full-screen. This allows you to concentrate on one thing at a time, or so Apple says. The apps can be changed to full-screen with one click, and open apps can be swiped through with multitouch gestures on the trackpad. The Developer platform also allows third-party apps to take advantage of the full-screen capabilities.
     A new and funnily named feature in Mac OS X is Mission Control. Mission control allows you to see everything that's running on your Mac, from a birds eye kind of view. It shows little icons of running apps, the dashboard, and the desktop.
Mission Control
    OS X Lion also integrates a new auto-save feature. This automatically saves your work, and allows you to revert back to previous versions of a document. Similarly, you can see all previous versions of a document in the order that you edited it.
     The new version of he OS also allows you to resume exactly where you left off when you restart your Mac. There is no more need to save and close everything, and then restart it all when you turn on your computer again.
     A few new features come in the new Mail app, Mail 5. Mail now supports conversations, which groups a conversation of emails in one group, rather than showing ten emails separately. The layout of the app is also redesigned for the Mac's widescreen. It shows the one line preview on the left side of the screen, as well as a full height preview at the right.
     The last main feature is called AirDrop. AirDrop allows you to share files with others wirelessly. To use AirDrop, you click the icon in the Finder, and you then see any Macs around you also using AirDrop. If they are in your contacts, you can even see their profile picture. To share a file, just drag a file to the other users profile. They can then accept the file, and it will start to download.
     Overall, this seems like a very exciting update to the Mac operating system. The fact that Apple is bringing it's Macs closer to the iPad scares some. The iPad is a very closed platform. Any apps must be approved by Apple to be included in the App Store. With the recent launch of the Mac App Store, it seems that the Mac platform is getting less and less open, giving Apple more control. The end user thinks that the closed platform of the iPad is great, but overall it gives more control to Apple, which isn't necessarily a good thing.
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