Oct 26
Mouse Computer outs a new 21.5″ AIO PC with touchscreen, the Lm-One T series
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MCJ or Mouse Computer Japan outs today a new 21.5 AIO (All In One) desktop similar to the Vaio Tap 20 with the Lm-One T series. Here as well the Lm-One comes with a 21.5″ 10 finger touchscreen, Windows 8, USB 3.0, Bluetooth 4.0 + LE and WiFi. Available in three different flavors, the Lm-One will features either a Core i3-3310, i5-3210M or i7-3632QM CPU, with 4, 8 or 16GB of RAM, 500GB of 1TB of HDD and the choice between a DVD or BD Recorder. The Lm-One T Series in available for purchase …
Samsung intends to roll out their very first foldable touchscreen device sometime in 2013, where it is touted to be known as the Samsung GT-B9150. Rumors have been swirling around, touting that this foldable touchscreen device will feature a 5.3” Super AMOLED HD Dual display. Techjailbreak claims that this spanking new Android-powered will be easier to be known as the Samsung Galaxy Q. Do you concur?
It does seem as though there are plenty of raw wounds on the minds of Linux-Wine users who play Diablo 3, as they are still being hammered, so to speak, by Blizzard’s auto-ban service. Some WineHQ forums have already seen a bunch of Linux users complaining about their current auto-ban situation, which actually went into effect a few weeks after Linux users started to play the game. Of course, there are two sides to a coin, and many readers who took sides with Blizzard claimed that the video game company was just banning cheaters, and but there has not been any concrete evidence supplied by Blizzard to confirm that the auto-bans which took place was a result of direct service exploitation. To put it in plain English, there was no admission on Blizzard’s side folks playing Diablo 3 on Linux-Wine were caught cheating.
One of the more irritating things in life to experience would be getting stuck in a traffic jam, and conditions become worse if you’re driving stick as there would be plenty of clutch play to work around with. Not only that, fuel consumption does increase, and the constant stop-start motion does not sit down well with many. Volvo is thinking of changing things, by offering a cruise control option to slow moving traffic. Whenever the driver pushes a button, the car will automatically follow the vehicle ahead, as long as the speeds are no faster than 31mph.
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Is it just me, or has the world of computer gaming peripherals gotten too commercialized? Here we are with Razer announcing the introduction of their Razer Surfaces 2013/2014 collection, which will comprise of a quartet of all-new mouse mats. The four would be the Razer Invicta, Razer Manticor, Razer Destructor 2 and Razer Megasoma 2, and all of them were specially engineered with new construction methods in order to deliver an unprecedented level of finish, followed by treatment with an all-new performance-boosting sensor-reactive surface coatings. You can be sure that there is a gaming mousepad for everyone and their own quirky gaming styles.
Despite all the negative feedback surrounding the iPad mini’s reason for existence and how it does not actually bring innovation to the tablet market, here we are with what most analysts would have expected – the 