Unions that represent U.S. air traffic controllers, pilots, and flight attendants sent out an alarming joint statement on Wednesday warning that the ongoing federal government shutdown—at 33 days, the longest in history—has caused a situation in which they “cannot even calculate the level of risk currently at play”…
Laptops come in a variety of sizes, with some being larger and more powerful, while others focus more on being portable and mobile. If you’re shopping for the latter, then you might be interested to learn that Acer has announced new 11.6-inch Chromebooks that can double up as tablets too.
This comes in the form of the Chromebook Spin 511 and the Spin 311. Both models will feature a hybrid design with a hinge that allows the display to be flipped to the other side. The main differences are that the Chromebook Spin 511 will be powered by a 7th gen AMD A-Series A4-9120SC processor and will feature Radeon graphics, while the Chromebook Spin 311 will be powered by an Intel Celeron N4000 or N4100 processor.
The Chromebook 311 will have an option to use an AMD chipset, but users will need to forsake the hybrid design and will instead have to opt for the more traditional clamshell form factor. Acer claims that the laptop will feature a water-resistant keyboard and moisture-resistant trackpad, so if you accidentally spill your drink on it, it should be fine.
The Chromebooks have also compliant with US MIL-STD 810G which means that it will be rugged and should be able to withstand a drop or two, so if you’re looking for a somewhat affordable laptop that can withstand the rigors of being brought everywhere, then perhaps these could be worth checking out.
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The president agreed to postpone the State of the Union after first threatening to “do something in the alternative.”
Launched in late 2015, the Lumia 950 XL, next to the HP Elite x3, was the last great Windows Phone. But with aged hardware and an obsolete operating system, the phone may seem to be completely useless now. Ironically, it seems to have actually gotten a resurgence in popularity thanks to a few new hacks. But now, thanks to the … Continue reading
Google Hangouts loyalists, I regret to inform you that the news about your beloved communication tool is not great.
Laptops come in a variety of sizes, with some being larger and more powerful, while others focus more on being portable and mobile. If you’re shopping for the latter, then you might be interested to learn that Acer has announced new 11.6-inch Chromebooks that can double up as tablets too.
This comes in the form of the Chromebook Spin 511 and the Spin 311. Both models will feature a hybrid design with a hinge that allows the display to be flipped to the other side. The main differences are that the Chromebook Spin 511 will be powered by a 7th gen AMD A-Series A4-9120SC processor and will feature Radeon graphics, while the Chromebook Spin 311 will be powered by an Intel Celeron N4000 or N4100 processor.
The Chromebook 311 will have an option to use an AMD chipset, but users will need to forsake the hybrid design and will instead have to opt for the more traditional clamshell form factor. Acer claims that the laptop will feature a water-resistant keyboard and moisture-resistant trackpad, so if you accidentally spill your drink on it, it should be fine.
The Chromebooks have also compliant with US MIL-STD 810G which means that it will be rugged and should be able to withstand a drop or two, so if you’re looking for a somewhat affordable laptop that can withstand the rigors of being brought everywhere, then perhaps these could be worth checking out.
Acer Unveils New 11.6-inch Chromebook Laptops , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
SC has grown into an area of focus among 2020 presidential hopefuls, who now see early momentum there as critical.
Huawei seems to be the favorite target of conspiracy theories in the tech industry these days. Especially when you consider recent news about arrested executives and government bans against Huawei happening not just in the US but worldwide as well. So when something out of the ordinary happens on users’ Huawei and Honor phones, like, say, vanishing photos downloaded from … Continue reading
Who doesn’t want to be healthy and fit all the time? We all know that there is no running away from the twin responsibilities of healthy eating and a good amount of exercise in order to be fighting fit. While getting off your bum to sweat it out might be intimidating to some, making the right choices for your meals would be far easier, and Mixfit is here to help with the introduction of the first personalized nutritional supplement delivery appliance.
Specially designed to adapt to consumers’ daily food intake and activity levels, the kitchen countertop device will be powered by Mixfit’s proprietary technology, known as MINA (Mixfit Intelligent Nutrition Assistant). MINA is able to analyze a consumer’s health data daily (diet, exercise, lifestyle) so that it can work out and dispense a nutritious and delicious drink which will support their wellness goals and meets their needs, doing so in real time.
Mixfit has worked with nutritionists and data scientists, engineers and designers in order to make the MINA system happen. Remaining loyal to the one-size fits-all approach might be folly in the long run, as there is a need for a high degree of personalization when it comes to gulping down nutrition drinks. Mixfit has merged smart technology with nutrition science in order to provide consumers with a one-on-one approach to addressing nutritional gaps, enhancing their performance, and establishing healthy habits based on real-time data. There are three key parts to the Mixfit product, and they are the Mixfit Vue, the MINA and mobile app, as well as quality ingredients and personalized subscription.
The Mixfit Vue happens to be the smart countertop device which will mix and serve daily, nutritious drinks, while the MINA and mobile app will analyze the diet, activity levels and wellness goals of an individual which has been shared prior via the Mixfit mobile app so that it can determine the nutrients they will require on a daily basis. Last but not least, Mixfit ingredients will be sourced in partnership via DSM, a global leader in nutritional products & solutions and Givaudan, international experts on product flavors and scents, where this subscription-based model will fulfils supplement formulation orders on a monthly basis.
Expect the Mixfit Vue to retail for $399 when it becomes available, with monthly subscription for personalized insights and core ingredients going for $59 monthly.
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Laptops come in a variety of sizes, with some being larger and more powerful, while others focus more on being portable and mobile. If you’re shopping for the latter, then you might be interested to learn that Acer has announced new 11.6-inch Chromebooks that can double up as tablets too.
This comes in the form of the Chromebook Spin 511 and the Spin 311. Both models will feature a hybrid design with a hinge that allows the display to be flipped to the other side. The main differences are that the Chromebook Spin 511 will be powered by a 7th gen AMD A-Series A4-9120SC processor and will feature Radeon graphics, while the Chromebook Spin 311 will be powered by an Intel Celeron N4000 or N4100 processor.
The Chromebook 311 will have an option to use an AMD chipset, but users will need to forsake the hybrid design and will instead have to opt for the more traditional clamshell form factor. Acer claims that the laptop will feature a water-resistant keyboard and moisture-resistant trackpad, so if you accidentally spill your drink on it, it should be fine.
The Chromebooks have also compliant with US MIL-STD 810G which means that it will be rugged and should be able to withstand a drop or two, so if you’re looking for a somewhat affordable laptop that can withstand the rigors of being brought everywhere, then perhaps these could be worth checking out.
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