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On February 5, 2012, In Joomla, by Lobo
JS Documentation a professional Joomla component for documentation.
On January 9, 2012, In Gadgets, by DougieBronstrom
This wouldn’t be the first time for Lenovo to release a tablet-plus-keyboard combo, though the illusive IdeaPad U1 Hybrid was merely adding Windows to the updated LePad via the keyboard dock. That said, Lenovo’s freshly-announced IdeaTab S2 10″ is a full package dedicated to Android 4.0, and it sports a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon 8x60A or 8960 .
This wouldn’t be the first time for Lenovo to release a tablet-plus-keyboard combo, though the illusive IdeaPad U1 Hybrid was merely adding Windows to the updated LePad via the keyboard dock. That said, Lenovo’s freshly-announced IdeaTab S2 10″ is a full package dedicated to Android 4.0, and it sports a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon 8x60A or 8960 .
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Lenovo’s IdeaTab S2 10-inch does tablet transformation, packs a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon (update: hands-on)
On December 23, 2011, In Gadgets, by westase1
Among other things, Guy Laramee makes sculptures from books. They are amazing, from the level of detail and the textures to the way he presents them.
Among other things, Guy Laramee makes sculptures from books. They are amazing, from the level of detail and the textures to the way he presents them.
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Insanely Detailed Book Sculptures Should Be Featured In National Geographic
On December 17, 2011, In Gadgets, by netma
Perhaps it’s the comeback that wasn’t meant to be — Fusion Garage has apparently silenced its radios for over a week on Twitter, and more than a month on Facebook. Potentially worse, its website is now unreachable, displaying only a “Database connection error.” Although its Grid10 tablet was set for a delayed October 1st release, some folks over at The JooJoo Forum and on Fusion Garage’s Facebook page are reporting that they’ve yet to receive their tabs, weeks after placing orders. We’ve fielded more than a few concerned tips saying the same, and sadly, that’s just the tip of this iceberg, as there’s also been mention of slow correspondence from the company, with wishy-washy responses about what’s going on.
Perhaps it’s the comeback that wasn’t meant to be — Fusion Garage has apparently silenced its radios for over a week on Twitter, and more than a month on Facebook. Potentially worse, its website is now unreachable, displaying only a “Database connection error.” Although its Grid10 tablet was set for a delayed October 1st release, some folks over at The JooJoo Forum and on Fusion Garage’s Facebook page are reporting that they’ve yet to receive their tabs, weeks after placing orders. We’ve fielded more than a few concerned tips saying the same, and sadly, that’s just the tip of this iceberg, as there’s also been mention of slow correspondence from the company, with wishy-washy responses about what’s going on.
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Fusion Garage’s website goes dark — has it bitten the dust?
A quick tag search for ” Meizu ” on Engadget takes us all the way back to April 2006, where we saw the launch of the Chinese company’s M6 Mini Player with MP4 playback. But in fact, if you go as far back as early 2003 (before Engadget was even born) you’ll also dig up the Meizu MX, which was eventually launched towards the end of the year.
A quick tag search for ” Meizu ” on Engadget takes us all the way back to April 2006, where we saw the launch of the Chinese company’s M6 Mini Player with MP4 playback. But in fact, if you go as far back as early 2003 (before Engadget was even born) you’ll also dig up the Meizu MX, which was eventually launched towards the end of the year.
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Meizu MX review
On December 8, 2011, In Gadgets, by klamka13303
What better way to welcome a new boy in town than just a quick hands-on with it?
What better way to welcome a new boy in town than just a quick hands-on with it?
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Meizu MX hangs out with the M9, Xiaomi Phone, Nokia N9 and many more friends
On December 8, 2011, In Gadgets, by TomFray
While the rest of Hong Kong were enjoying their dim sum breakfast, we’ve been busy fiddling with the freshly delivered Meizu MX due out on January 1st. As expected, the customized Android 2.3.5 (dubbed Flyme OS) is pretty slick on that 1.4GHz dual-core Samsung Exynos 4210 and 1GB of RAM, but we keep an eye on the consistency of its performance
While the rest of Hong Kong were enjoying their dim sum breakfast, we’ve been busy fiddling with the freshly delivered Meizu MX due out on January 1st. As expected, the customized Android 2.3.5 (dubbed Flyme OS) is pretty slick on that 1.4GHz dual-core Samsung Exynos 4210 and 1GB of RAM, but we keep an eye on the consistency of its performance
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Meizu MX first hands-on!
On December 1, 2011, In Gadgets, by MarkBass75
Using LEDs to display messages on the back of a car? Looks like we have yet another contender with the same idea, except this time all four sides get an LED panel each. The idea behind Daihatsu’s Pico concept EV is that it can interact with surrounding pedestrians and drivers using messages with matching colors
Using LEDs to display messages on the back of a car? Looks like we have yet another contender with the same idea, except this time all four sides get an LED panel each. The idea behind Daihatsu’s Pico concept EV is that it can interact with surrounding pedestrians and drivers using messages with matching colors
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Daihatsu Pico concept commuter EV hands-on
On November 30, 2011, In Gadgets, by weimingking4869
It’s inevitable that these two 5-inch tabletphones — the Dell Streak 5 on the left and the Lenovo LePad S2005 on the right — are to meet in the Chinese capital. With the exception of the slightly taller body on the S2005 everything else are suspiciously similar, especially the button and camera layout. Well, there’s a good explanation for this: we’ve been informed that this new tabletphone hails from the same ODM, Qisda , as Dell’s counterpart
It’s inevitable that these two 5-inch tabletphones — the Dell Streak 5 on the left and the Lenovo LePad S2005 on the right — are to meet in the Chinese capital. With the exception of the slightly taller body on the S2005 everything else are suspiciously similar, especially the button and camera layout. Well, there’s a good explanation for this: we’ve been informed that this new tabletphone hails from the same ODM, Qisda , as Dell’s counterpart
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Lenovo LePad S2005 vs. Dell Streak 5… cuddle!
On September 24, 2011, In Joomla, by Lobo
This module will display single or number of featured products from your Joozen shop. Image Handler Support
This module will display single or number of featured products from your Joozen shop. Image Handler Support
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