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2011年7月15日星期五

Sony Tablet S2 and the Sony Ericsson Xperia play support Wi-Fi connections

Sony’s split-screen Android device (which Sony insists is a tablet) will officially and exclusively launch in the U.S. via AT&T at an unspecified date later this year, in September at the earliest. The “Stealth Blue” version of the Sony Ericsson Xperia play, on the other hand, will be arriving also on AT&T “soon,” although not as an exclusive launch on the carrier, since Verizon beat AT&T to it last May.
The Sony Tablet S2 features two 5.5-inch screens (each one having a pixel resolution of 1024×480) in a foldable-book (clamshell) form factor and is intended for mobile communication and entertainment use. Sony’s other odd-shaped Android tablet, the Sony Tablet S1, is shaped like a folded newspaper/magazine and is intended for rich media entertainment. The shapes and designs of the two Android devices are undeniably unprecedented.
The two tablets come packed with Android 3.0 Honeycomb, according to reports, but will likely sport either Android 3.1 Honeycomb, or Android 3.2 Honeycomb when the final versions launch.
In contrast to the Sony Tablet S2, the Sony Ericsson Xperia play has been getting more interest from users, chiefly because it has great potential for hard-core gaming, being a PlayStation Phone. The 4-inch gaming phone will have Android 2.3 Gingerbread running on top of a 1-GHz Qualcomm mobile processor.
Both the Sony Tablet S2 and the Sony Ericsson Xperia play are capable of using AT&T’s 4G HSPA+ network. Both devices also support Wi-Fi connections.

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2011年4月11日星期一

Dell begin using mushroom-based packaging for some of its shipments

Making packaging materials from mushrooms and common agricultural waste products such as cotton, rice, and wheat chaff is an initiative sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the US EPA, and the USDA, among others.
The sustainable materials replace styrofoam and polyethylene commonly used as cushioning, and they can be composted.
"We've tested the mushroom cushioning extensively in the lab to ensure it meets our same high standards to safely protect our products during shipment(Dell inspiron 600m battery,Dell inspiron 6400 battery)--and it passed like a champ," Dell said in a blog post.
Initial pilot shipments will be for Dell's PowerEdge R710 server in the Multipack packaging configuration. Four systems fit in one box, which dramatically reduce packaging material.
The mushroom cushioning is unique because it is grown and not manufactured in the traditional sense, Dell said.
"The process works like this. Waste product like cotton hulls are placed in a mold which is then inoculated with mushroom spawn. Our cushions take 5 - 10 days to grow as the spawn, which become the root structure--or by the scientific name, mycelium--of the mushroom. All the energy needed to form the cushion is supplied by the carbohydrates and sugars in the ag waste. There's no need for energy based on carbon or nuclear fuels."
Dell hopes the mushroom packaging will complement its bamboo packaging, providing a better option for heavier products like servers and desktops.
Bamboo, which the company began using in 2009, is better suited for notebooks and smartphones, Dell said. Currently the company is shipping approximately half of its Inspiron line of consumer laptops in bamboo.
Dell aims to eliminate about 20 million pounds of packaging material from its shipments by the end of 2012, while cutting desktop and laptop packaging by around 10%, increasing sustainable content in cushioning and corrugate packaging by 40%. Dell also wants 75 % of its packaging components to be curbside recyclable by 2012.
Thanks to leaked FCC schematics and specs, word is out that Dell(Dell inspiron 1520 batteries,Dell inspiron 1525 battery) is developing a new convertible tablet and notebook combo. The 15-inch device, code named the "Dell Panerai", may follow in the footsteps of the 10-inch Inspiron Duo convertible, though it's not clear whether the Panerai will feature the same flip design.
What we do know from the FCC filing is that the Panerai will have both a "laptop mode" and a "tablet mode" and that there's an Intel Centrino 6230 wireless chipset a/b/g/n
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2011年4月8日星期五

Free iPad 2 Guide - How to start using your new iPad 2?

Free iPad 2 Guide - How to start using your new iPad 2?

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This latest entry in our popular Superguide series covers everything you need to start using your new iPad 2. Familiarize yourself with every port, button, and switch on your new device with a labeled map and descriptions of each. Customize your settings by setting parental controls, changing the behavior of your iPad's side-switch, and creating a data plan (for 3G-enabled iPads only). Learn about the many multitouch gestures you'll be using to open, close, zoom, and swipe on the 9.7-inch LED-backlit screen.
The iPad 2 Starter Guide also provides an overview of each of your device's pre-installed apps, including Apple's new Photo Booth and FaceTime apps, and full writeups on Apple's other iPad apps: iBooks, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, GarageBand, and iMovie. If you're looking to expand your app collection even further, we've written up the easiest ways to buy and download apps from the App Store, and compiled a list of the top 10 third-party apps every new iPad owner should own. Best of all: This book is completely 100 percent free.
To download Macworld's iPad 2 Starter Guide, you can click this link on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, or head on over to the iBookstore and search for "iPad 2 Starter Guide." (Unfortunately, only iOS devices have access to the iBookstore Toshiba satellite a100 battery at this time.)
We hope you enjoy it! If you're hungry for more information on your iPad 2, keep an eye out for our full iPad 2 Superguide, out this spring. Be sure to check out the other books in our popularSuperguide series, including the latest on the iPhone and iPod touch, Mac Troubleshooting,Mac Basics, and a collection of the greatest OS X Hints. If you've picked up someone's gently used first generation iPad, you can still get up our first iPad Superguide.
What is usually the first thing everyone that gets a new iPad wants to know? Which apps to get. But there are still some cool things that you can do with your iPad, even without buying a single app.  I’m not talking about well-known features like Multitasking, Folders,Airplay, Airprint, or even the new HD Mirroring capability of the iPad 2. Instead, here are ten, hidden in plain sight, secret features of the iPad 2. You maybe aware of one or two, but let’s see if you knew about all ten.
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