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LePhone Cell Phone
by admin on Nov.16, 2009, under Cell Phone, Eletronics
First is A1 LePhone TriSim (2GSM + CDMA) Multimedia Mobile Phone
This is the era of hard competition when it comes to mobile phones. Besides reputed companies like Nokia, Blackberry and others, there are many other companies, coming into fray, which are providing good quality mobile phones with excellent features but without a leading brand name. A1 LePhone TriSim Mobile phone is one such fabulous phone, which you can make your own at incredibly low prices. To beat the competition, this phone is loaded with many extraordinary features.
The design and look of this lephone is quite trendy, sleek and stylish. Besides attractive looks, design offers great functionality also. It is very lightweight mobile phone and you can easily carry it in your pocket or purse without feeling its bulge. Another great feature of its design is its 2.2-inch touch screen. The screen covers much of its fascia and you can easily key in the text messages and view them. It supports many vibrant colors, which let you watch clear and crisp images and videos.
One of the most amazing features is its tri-sim card compatibility. It means this phone can manage three sims at the same time. You can use three different numbers with a single phone. Today's professionals and business owners need to carry different phone numbers as part of their business strategy and convenience. This A1 LePhone saves lot of money while using tri-sim. You need not carry three different handsets to run three numbers. You can get advantage of two GSM and one CDMA phone from single hand set without switching of the mobile phone. Another very useful feature of this phone is it supports multi languages. This feature comes handy for the users of social networking. To suffice your basic photography needs, you can use its 0.3 MP camera.
Other interesting features of this mobile phone include FM and MP3 player. Whenever you have nothing better to do, you can pass your time excellently by playing your favorite numbers on this phone. The sound of the phone is very clear and sharp.
To run such a featured mobile phone, there is very strong and reliable battery incorporated in this lephone. You can have uninterrupted 3 to 5 hours of talk time. It also carries other features of smart Phone such as the high-speed internet connection, 3G, GPRS, and Bluetooth.
This quad-band phone will work on GSM network frequencies 850/900/1800/1900 MHz.
- Three SIM - Switch easily between three SIM card/phone numbers in the same handset.
- Bluetooth – High speed wireless technology.
- FM Radio – Pick up your favorite FM radio stations wherever you are.
- Touch Screen – Easy-to-use and responsive touch screen funct.
- CDMA – The power of 3G networks for a fraction of the price!
Storage | |
Internal Memory | 1M |
Support Extend Card | Max Support 2G |
Screen | |
Display Size | 2.2inch |
Screen Resolution | Sub-QVGA(220×176) |
Screen Type | STN |
Display Color | 64k Colours |
Support Format | |
Ringtones Type | Polyphonic(64channels),Support MP3 |
File Formats | MP3,MP4 |
Image Formats | JPEG,GIF |
Data Transfer & Connectivity | |
Data Transfer | USB Cable,Bluetooth |
Connectivity | GPRS,WAP |
Camera | |
Camera | 0.3Megapixel Camera |
Battery | |
Stand-by Time | 100-280 Hours |
Talk Time | 100-250 Minutes |
Power | |
charger | USB,Travel Charger, |
Input | |
Input | Keyboard ,Handwrite |
General | |
Network | GSM 850MHZ,GSM 900MHZ,DCS 1800MHZ,PCS 1900Mhz |
Announced | 2009,April |
Languages | English,French,Spanish,Portuguese,Turkish,
Arabic,Persian,Deutsch ,Greek |
Phonebook | 200-500 |
Messaging | SMS,MMS |
Color | Black |
Dimensions/W*D*H | 106*45*15mm |
Net Weight | 0.06kg |
What's in the Box | 1 Manual, 1 Mobile Phone, 1 Cable, 1 Earphone, 1 Charger, 2 Batteries |
Additional Features:
- Games
- Support full screen
- Touch Screen
- Alarm clock
- Calculator
- Calendar
- FM Radio
- Bluetooth
- Stopwatch
- World Time
Lephone A9 Specifications
Messaging | SMS | Yes |
MMS | Yes | |
No | ||
Push Mail | No | |
Camera | Camera | Yes |
Mega Pixels | Yes | |
Camera Zoom | Yes | |
Video Capture | Yes | |
Connectivity | Ports | USB Connector |
Infrared | No | |
Bluetooth | Yes | |
Wifi | No | |
Internet | GPRS/ WAP | |
Entertainment | Music Player | MP3 |
FM Radio | FM Mobile PhoneElectric Torch | |
Games | Yes | |
Ring Tones | MP3 | |
Technology | 3G | No |
Network | ||
Operating Frequency | Tri-band GSM900/1800/1900 | |
GPS | No | |
Phone Kit | KIT | Handset, User Guide |
Charger | Included | |
Headset | Included | |
Speaker | Yes |
8GB CiPhone C6
by admin on Oct.19, 2009, under Sports
WiFi – Check emails, connect online, or surf the Web with advanced WiFi technology
Built-In GPS – Never get lost with an accurate GPS system built in.
Bluetooth – High speed wireless technology
Touch Screen – Easy-to-use and responsive touch screen function for smooth navigating.
High Def PC Cam – The best quality pictures available from a phone! Connects to your PC for easy picture upload/downloading.
Java Enabled – Get the latest cool Apps on your phone with Java technology.
FM Radio – Pick up your favorite FM radio stations wherever you are.
iPhone-Style Menu – Slick and familiar touchscreen menu has everything you need.
Windows Mobile 6.0 – Compact operating system specially designed for phones. Looks and feels just like Windows for your desktop!
Softwares – Support many softwares such as MSN, EXCEL,SKYPE.
Smart Phone – Mobilize every part of your life! Smart phones have all the Apps you need to organize your business and pleasure needs Games – Built-in PPC games,can download thousands of PPC 3D games, JAVA3D, game simulator for downloading FM radio stations wherever you are.
Additional Feaures:
- Windows Mobile 6.1
- Java
- MP3 / MP4 player
- World time
- Calendar
- To do list
- Alarm clock
- Calculator
- Stopwatch
- Currency converter
- Unit converter
- E-book reader
- Bluetooth
- Voice recorder
- PC camera
Nokia 5800 Xpress Music
by admin on May.15, 2009, under Cell Phone
As for me, 5800xm is a good phone, not great, but good enough with a decent camera, excellent music player and good screen. The only downsides are the processor, which is not as new as the one in the upcoming 5730 Xpress Music, and its dull design. I don't favor rounded edges personally, I prefer to patterns more like those of N95, HTC Diamond, SE W705 etc. But a design won't suit everyone's taste, will it? No matter how, the N97 to me is really a magnificent beauty, a near perfection stuff.
I think it's the music, video and other multimedia bits that make the phone outshine others. The built-in speaker is nifty – stereo speakers with surround sound, and coming out of it is the amazing quality of the tunes. I don't need my headset to listen to music, so I can literally broadcast music from the speakers (but it can also sometimes be really annoying, if I were waiting where there were lots of other people around me). The only inconvenience that annoys me is the fact that if you wanted to use the radio application, you needed the headset — music player doesn't require it, but the radio does. Looks like a software error.
Moreover, video playback is gorgeous. While the screen isn't as big as what you'd see on an iPod Touch, it certainly does provide enough clarity. The video that I recorded off the camera, isn't as clear as expected though, yet that's a question of quality of the source. But if you load up something from other clearer sources, you'll notice that it will be crisp and clear. Millions of colors are being displayed, and the clarity as well as the contrast all just fantastic.
On N95
by admin on May.15, 2009, under Cell Phone
From my perspective, Nokia N95 with a capacity of 8GB is the best phones that I have ever used. It is among the Nokia S60 mobile phone series as the most high-end products at present. Nokia N95 8GB integrates all the housekeeping skills produced by Nokia, including the Carl Zeiss lens Certification 500-megapixel camera, built-in A-GPS satellite navigation, WLAN, HSDPA, S60 third edition of the system, ARM 330 MHz processor, and innovative two-way slider design. Compared with the ordinary version of the N95, the biggest change in the new version of N95 8GB is that the support of micro-SD card has been removed, replaced by a built-in 8GB of memory. Another great improvement is that the screen size has been increased to 2.8 inches. In addition, it is cheap, but it is so powerful! It's hard to find a product that boasts a high quality at such a low price.
It's also worth noting that camera operation has been improved slightly, with 5 mega-pixel images now handled more swiftly (just about a second or so) and with a message telling the user what's happening at each stage. Camera launching is still slow though, I really struggle to understand why this still hasn't evolved.
On the other hand, the Nokia N95 8GB has been cancelled the original N95 design manual cover, so the protection has been weakened.
Wonderful N73
by admin on May.15, 2009, under Cell Phone, Eletronics
My N73 is a Finland made, Nokia N73 Music edition.
This is my 23rd Phone, since I started using mobile phones in 2005; N73 is one of the best among all of them.
This is the only phone I have kept for more than a year, and I have been using this for 1 year and 9 months until now.
After my purchasing N73, more than 20 N73 devices were bought by my friends based on my opinion and reviews
about the N73.
The original battery used to hold for more than 3 days.
The stuff that lacks in this phone for me is Memory, Wi-Fi and GPS. If they were included, I wouldn't feel the need of changing this phone again.
Ever since I got the N73, I never felt the need of a digital camera, The only failure in the N73 camera is, it is not capable of capturing pictures under low light conditions, such as in the evenings or at night. I have captured more than 5000 photographs from my N73, most of which appear on my Facebook and Blog.
There's no need to backup messages like limited memory phones, N73 can hold more than 3000 text messages in the inbox.
The amazing pre-installed "Converter" application is a life saver. No need of pens and papers anymore to do the complicated conversions. This special feature is especially convenient when we're at shops, on long distance trips and at classes.
Motorola V170 Is Wonderful
by admin on May.14, 2009, under Cell Phone
I like and continue to use Tracfone. I use it for my small business to have a portable voice mail box. I don't use it for out-calling except to get numbers off the caller ID and to receive and check voicemail messages on a separate line from my main business number.
I love this phone, it's small, handy, has all the basic features anyone needs in a cellular phone. I haven't had issues with reception as I'd had with a few of the cheaper Tracfone phones before.
The small size of the phone is good for carrying in a backpack or briefcase and I carry it everywhere in my car and at home. If you're looking for an affordable phone that you can use in emergencies and has an easy reloading system, try this one. If you have a child, either a kid or a teenager, this would be good to give them on school outings. It holds battery charge very well and if I don't use it usually it's ready a week later if it's been in the turned off state and a couple of days if I leave it on all the time but don't actively use it.
All in all, it's not super-fancy though, still it's miles beyond the first Motorola phones.
Dell Laptop Is not Bad
by admin on May.14, 2009, under Computer and Laptop
This is my first experience with Dell, although my wife has used Dell gear before at work and her experience, in her words, is "it just works". My first laptop cost me 5000 dollars 10 years ago, and about four years ago I had a Toshiba for my work, So I have some experience with them … I'd like to consider myself as an average user.
My usage of the computer is and will be primarily E-mail and Internet surfing, as well as the office applications such as Word and Excel and some Accounting Programs like QuickBooks.
I ordered a Dell Vostro 1510 laptop on 24 December 2008 and it was delivered in the morning of 7 January 2009. It is well within the estimated 7-10 working days given the public holidays over this period.
Item has arrived as ordered. Nothing is missing or broken. Screen is fine, web cam and touch pad are all fine.
I had read in some reviews that the keyboard seemed to bounce and found some comments about the actual case. So far, I have no problems and all is more than acceptable.
One thing that I like it best is that the system was generally not loaded with unwanted software. Though it does have Google desktop gadget stuff and toolbar but that was easy to uninstall. However, it did not even have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed, which is interesting but still acceptable.
N82 Is Not That Wonderful
by admin on May.14, 2009, under Eletronics, Fashion
Thanks to the problem caused by AT&T, I was not able to get my data plan upgraded and this limited a lot of what I could do with this phone. I didn't get the fascinating experience of GPS. Nor did I get a chance to turn my phone into a portable one.
Since this was my first experience with the N-series, I hadn't developed its potential to the greatest extent. Nonetheless, here is my list of high and low points for the N82.
The cell phone functions work well especially can provide me with loud speakers.
Wi-fi is not only easy to setup but also a piece of cake to access.
Third party application is a brilliant function and brings me lots of fun.
The camera has xenon flash and its easily uploading option is great as well. I've got two babies to capture, so this function became the favorite one to me.
The cheap look and feel is disappointing.
The lack of US 3G can be a fatal disadvantage. T
he small screen makes it unpopular to the old, and besides, it is getting old itself… With the mushroom of new N-series, people might regret buying the N82 when N85 is released a couple months later.
All in all, the N82 is a great phone; just not that ideal for me. If the N82 had a more attractive looking with a bigger screen, I wouldn't hesitate to keep it.
I like My Sony Ericsson G900
by admin on May.14, 2009, under Eletronics
I've had the G900 for 4months now. This is a perfect phone for keep yourself organized. The sticky-note pad is an excellent function for spontaneous note taking and reminders. All you need to do is just write a note on your phone with the stylus and save it. You can also set an alarm reminder in each note, and create folders for notes and send notes as SMSs.
The phone is also equipped with PDF application, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and even business card scanner. There're so many other ideal applications that are especially important for business professionals. It's pretty easy to navigate through the phone, just use the touch-screen. And the camera and video features are great
Unfortunately, the phone can drag and be a little slow when navigating through the applications. The capacity is only 160MB of RAM for all the applications packed into this phone. Fortunately, the G900 can support up to 8G of external memory for taking more pictures and downloading more songs.
Overall, this is the best phone I've ever had. The handwriting recognition in sticky-notes and the camera are my 2 favorite features. Get this phone if you are not addicted to high speed device and don't mind tardiness that may trouble you.
HP Mini 2140 —A GREAT Sub-notebook!
by admin on May.12, 2009, under Computer and Laptop
I really like this product as a great sub-notebook. It's small, light with a sleek look. In its defense, I think some people expect too much from this laptop range. But to me, I think it's great for the money I paid for it ($550US). Its specifications are excellent compared with other sub-notebooks. All I wanted is a small machine, and there it is. All I wanted is to be able to get on the net, and there I am. All I wanted is to take my music with me and be able to play it, which again there I can thanks to its 160GB hard disc!
The cute object has a clear, bright screen, built-in webcam, microphone and speakers are also available along with two USB ports and nice large keyboard!
Also I wasn't disappointed with battery life, I was able to type for long periods without the need to have the machine plugged in, internet usage was a little draining but I was still impressed with how long the machines battery lasted.
When it comes to the shortcomings of the product, I really can't think of any, the product was a great price, looks good and does exactly what I need it to do.
In summary, I am not disappointed with my purchase, I got what I expected and needed and for people who want raw processing power and all those little added extras like back-lit keyboard then you need to buy an actual fully featured, fully powered laptop, which includes a fast processor and lots of RAM.
This machine is great for what it is!
I9 Phone Quick Review
by admin on May.10, 2009, under Cell Phone
New iPhone are available now! It is CiPhone C6
It's finally here. The updated version of the SciPhone i68 and it's absolutely fabulous. You can check out all of the information I've gathered here for the specifics, but the new i9 is really fully loaded with Java 2.0 (MSN, PowerPoint, Excel) third party software, dual sim active on most, (this is a pretty notable feature – as both sims can be online at one time without having to switch) the capacity to support up to 8GB (although you more commonly see 2-4GB) of memory and shake and tilt control.
This is also the thinnest, sleekest, lightest, and fastest iPhone clone to date. Pricing on the i9 is much less than I expected, starting out of the gate in the $150 -$189 range usually (unless it's 8GB, then it could be slightly more).
by admin on May.05, 2009, under Cell Phone
The Blackberry 7100t is a very smart phone with a modern design. One hallmark of the phone is that it owns a great 65k color display that greatly enhances the quality of the screen and beautifies its beautiful wallpapers. The screen makes you feel as if you yourself are standing on those white beaches, the blue seas, the sublime mountains or other scenic beauties and its sound quality also complements its images perfectly.
This phone bridges the gap between business and pleasure. It has the ability to satisfies different tastes and meet various needs. For the businessmen, it has a high speed which will not let any break come up while they are at work and for the pleasure-seeking people, it has games like "Brick Breaker" which will allow you to spend your leisure time in a more exiting way. Those 32 channel Polyphonic ring tones are also mind refreshing. It also comes with a built-in hand-free mechanism with java enabled features such as organizer, calculator, to-do list, all of which are not only very handy but exceedingly useful. It is no wonder that this phone has gained immense fame within such a short time, thanks to all these awesome features
Classical Moto C155
by admin on May.03, 2009, under Cell Phone
This is the first cell phone that I own. My parents bought it for me as my birthday present and I love it so much! Unfortunately, in late 2008, the gadget was broke down. I felt so sad that time. But that is ok because now I have another cell phone one me.
My experience using Motorola C155 is that this cell phone is not a good cell phone. It is not small enough and also the system used in Motorola C155 has been the worst one I ever used so far. And after having experienced the other Motorola series, now I know that all of the Motorola series, the old one, just have the same system like my Motorola. It is not user friendly, it is hard to learn.
As for my experience using this cell phone, I am satisfied enough with its color screen. The GPRS feature guarantees my right to browse the internet, admittedly, it is a solid design – but not a slim one, and a very loud and clear sound that it produced. But unfortunately this all features become boomerang for Motorola itself. I was very disappointed with the GPRS software used inside the phone. It is hard to use and takes a very long time to load. And it is still using WAP mode for browsing.
But this is still my first phone at that time. And there are only few people who own a Motorola phone, they usually use Nokia phone. Because of this, I felt ok to use this phone for my everyday life. I am a unique person, so my phone needs to be different too. I love this old phone. Unfortunately, this phone already died a couple of years ago. Sayonara my sweet phone, I will always remember you.
Best Buy for the Buck
by admin on May.01, 2009, under Computer and Laptop
HP Pavilion dv3510nr is overall a good laptop. I'm very pleased with the purchase. I have a couple of laptops at home and I use a wireless router. For some reason the speed of this laptop is very slow when connecting to that router, while my other laptops do just fine. I took it to the office and connected to the wireless network there and it ran like a leopard. I also tried it out at a friend's house as well and it ran like the same leopard in my office. Since I can't figure out why n it does not like the router I got at home, I decided to change a router. Then, voila, I had everything running great ever after. Additionally, I like having the backlit keyboard especially when in poor lit places. Finger print reader is cool to as it can associate passwords with my finger print. What's more, it boasts a decent battery life!
However, the touch pad is a little bit too sensitive so when I am typing it is easy to brush against it with my palm and can be a bit frustrating. But there is a button on the top of the pad that you can press to disable the touch pad while you are typing important documents. Keyboard is a bit smooth so it is kind of weird at first to touch, felt like my fingers were sliding around, but it was really easy to adjust to. And one more tip, this is not one for Windows XP lovers, because it's built for VISTA.
High Quality iPod
by admin on Apr.30, 2009, under Eletronics
Besides the iPod, is there any other music player quite as well known, quite as popular? The answer is no. Many people wonder just what makes it so good, what makes it one of the most popular fashion. The truth is it's a combination of things.
It seems weightless at times, and with its very slim design fits perfectly into my pocket or bag, rather than those chunky MP3 players which are very uncomfortable. The 20GB model is a moderate size with the amazing ability to hold 5000 songs it's no wonder. That's right, I can leave this thing on for days and it still won't have repeated the same song. Not only that, just think about it, how many other 20GB portable hard drives slide into your pocket? None!
The look is another thing which draws me to the iPod. A clean white outer covering, a sleek LED display and a seemingly flawless click wheel which allows me to scan through thousands of songs in seconds, without even lifting a finger. If all the things I've discussed above isn't enough, this thing can also do everything from setting reminders, waking me up to my favorite songs, leaving myself notes as reminders, playing games and closely monitoring my contacts. Ease of use is another great feature of this phenomenal unit. Adding hundreds of songs to the iPod is only a matter of a few minutes.
So in conclusion, if you like to carry one of the hottest pieces of technology in your pocket, the 20GB iPod is definitely for you.
Denver Nuggets match most lopsided win in NBA playoff history
by admin on Apr.28, 2009, under Sports
It is a game like this that makes you question if there are too many teams invited to the postseason.
Carmelo Anthony scored all of his 26 points in the first three quarters, and Denver thoroughly dismantled New Orleans 121-63 on Monday night to take a commanding 3-1 series lead.
The New Orleans Arena was mostly empty by the end of the third quarter, when Denver led 89-50 on its way to matching the most lopsided victory in NBA playoff history. The Minneapolis Lakers beat the St. Louis Hawks 133-75 in 1956.
Looking twice as quick as New Orleans on both ends of the court, the Nuggets stifled Hornets All-Star Chris Paul, whose four points and six assists amounted to one of the worst games of his career.
I'm surprised New Orleans managed to win one game in this series. Denver could make it to the Championship finals.
Why I Decided to Buy the Samsung Instinct
by admin on Apr.22, 2009, under Eletronics
The first reason is that I'm sick of flip phones. Ever since the iPhone has come out I have wanted one. Since the first flip phone I have owned, I hated them. On my list of the flip phones I have owned and broken, are: a Nokia flip phone, an LG one, and most recently a Motorola Razr V3. A person like me who constantly drop, throw, and accidentally step on your belongings, you need a sturdy phone. My only problem with non-flip phones in the past was making calls while the phone was in my pocket. The Instinct allows the user to set a specific amount of time for the screen to lock after inactivity.
The second reason is its ideal price in its class. After a great amount of research, I decided that it was the best deal for the money. The Apple iPhones will cost me more than several cars I have owned. A 3G iPhone with $199 as the marketing price, cannot be found on eBay for less than $400.
The various features of the Samsung Instinct is also an attraction. With live TV and turn-by-turn navigation, this device would be worth the price even if you couldn't make phone calls, text messages, and surf the web. The television channels offered are the dream of a sports lover (like me). You can choose freely among Fox Sports, SPEED, and even NFL Mobile!
LG Versa
by admin on Apr.15, 2009, under Eletronics
The LG Versa is a touch-screen phone, but not a usual one. It's not bragging to say that it is the most versatile phone one's ever seen. The unique option of adding external modules to increase its function versatility is what makes it outshine others. For instance, the Versa comes with an attachable QWERTY keyboard, but if you loath having the extra bulk annoying you, just detach it and you can still type with the virtual keyboard on the touch screen. Additional modules are being considered to be added in the future, such as a game pad controller which makes LG Versa a cute PS3 and external speakers.
Even if you omit the amazing addable modules, the Versa is still a very good touch-screen phone. It provides an animated interface, where you can customize three home screens. The Versa has a full HTML browser with support for Flash Lite, which means watching your favorite YouTube clips is not just a dream any more. Other features include GPS, stereo Bluetooth access to V Cast Video and V Cast Music, and you also get a 2.0-megapixel camera.
Though the lack of Wi-Fi and the less satisfactory browsing experience should be blamed, Versa's promise of future modules is still impressive.
7 Things about Motorola i870
by admin on Apr.14, 2009, under Eletronics
There are some things you need to notice when suing it:
1. One good thing is the push open button but eventually it causes the phone to crack
2. The battery is ok at first then it starts two wear away. This problem results from its lack of a power-save mode meaning you can't turn the lights off on the phone or keypad, and this increases the battery consumption.
3. Converting songs from mp3 player is easy and the other accessories as well are pretty easy to use especially if you are a technology person.
4. When taking pictures, make sure that the lens are clean given that the pictures will be blurry and you can't close the phone to take pictures.
5. For people who travel a lot, you may want to have another phone because when I travel, I sometimes don't have a signal for hours which can be dangerous.
6. Sending pictures are good but it may take a lot of trouble shooting and complaining in order to receive pictures as text messages from all carriers.
7. If you look at the general picture, the phone is nice and durable. I've dropped this phone plenty of times and it has no scratches or cracks. That's an incredible advantage and the main reason I got the phone.
It is a good choice for you, isn't it?
The Tale of Vaio JS190J
by admin on Apr.03, 2009, under Eletronics
Generally speaking the Vaio JS190J resembles the look of a typical all-in-one PC. It has a built-in webcam lens bon the top of its edge, a Blue-ray drive opens out from the side as well as an adjustable foot on the back. Its new keyboard design even borrows its looks in no small part from Apple's iMac keyboard. The unit itself measures approximately 16 inches high by 19.1 inches wide by 2.1 inches deep, stand excluded, which makes it about 2 inches shorter than the iMac.
The Vaio JS190J is remarkably faster than its competitors whose impressive performance wins can be attributed to the Sony's desktop CPU. As for the other all-in-one computers, they all use slower laptop chips. But not the Vaio JS190J, whose integrated graphics chip, though holds it back from playing advanced 3D games, still for all other tasks, no other all-in-one desktop can match the performance of the Vaio JS190J. If you need an all-in-one PC for productivity of any kind, don't hesitate to get this system. It's worth your faith and fee.
Other ports on the system comprise a Gigabit Ethernet port, SD Card and MemoryStick Pro inputs, five USB 2.0 jacks, analog ports for headphones and as well as a microphone.


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State of the Industry Acquisitions and Mergers
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The print landscape is changed on all fronts. There is continued revision of the market playersófrom the manufacturers and suppliers to the end users and print providers. Within the last 12 to 18 months, some succumbed to the challenging economic times; others took advantage of the situation and purchased supporting and competitive companies.
Several companies decided to focus their efforts in other areas and left the market in some form. In 2010, Italian media company Ferrania Technologies phased out its U.S. operations. Xerox Corporation announced it will discontinue taking orders for wide format products in the U.S. and Canada in 2011. Shortly after, Gerber Scientific Products, Inc. exited the flatbed printer business.
A few vendors changed hands and names. 3A Composites Holding AG, owned by Schweiter Technologies, is the new name for Alcan Composites. With the sale of the Bienfang fine art paper line, Elmerís renamed its commercial foamboard portfolio EnCore Products, Inc.
The U.S. is attracting overseas manufacturers. Bordeaux Digital Print Ink Ltd. began manufacturing in the U.S. this year and Teckwin International set up a demonstration and service center in Las Vegas, NV featuring its grand format solvent, UV flatbed, and roll-to-roll printers; and CNC router/cutters.
Meanwhile, other product manufacturers added their portfolio and competitive edge. Agfa Graphics completed acquisition of Gandi Innovations Holdings LLC North American operations then acquired supplier Pitman in August 2010.
In media, FLEXcon Company, Inc. acquired Arlon, Inc., which is renamed Arlon Graphics, LLC. Transilwrap Company, Inc. acquired Interfilm Holdings, a distributor and converter of flexible films. The manufacturer and converter aims to expand its current films business and new markets going forward.
On the software side, EFI took over Streamline Development, LLC, a provider of PrintStream enterprise relationship management and management information systems software. Quark Inc. acquired Gluon and its HyperPublishing System, and Screen USA merged with S. Ten Nines California, LLC, a sister company that engineers software that drives the companyís print and prepress equipment.
Distribution channels are altered as well. ďNew distribution agreements allow companies to gain more access to more customers,Ē points out Mitch Bode, VP, wide format inkjet and specialty ink systems, graphics systems division, Fujifilm North America Corporation. He also notes, ďFujifilm acquired several dealers and distributors years ago. We now see even more forward integration where manufacturers are acquiring distribution channels or developing channel partners to reach more customers.Ē
In late 2010, Canon U.S.A., Inc. announced Ocť North America Wide Format Printing Systems division as a dealer of its imagePROGRAF large format printers.
Sign, screen, and digital imaging supplier Grimco, Inc. acquired traffic sign company Signs and Blanks in 2010 and Northwest Sign Supply in 2011.
Finally, wide format product distributor Tekgraf closed in 2010.
According to Ryan Buy, director of sales, Teckwin, inkjet equipment was commoditized by many distributors. He attributes this to distribution consolidation. ďIt will actually reverse, as each equipment manufacturer has less brand identification,Ē he predicts.
End Users Arise
There is evidence of select print providers folding, while others succeed and grow. Digital print, document management, and architectural graphics firm Printscape Imaging & Graphics of Pittsburgh, PA, broadened its offerings by purchasing the neighboring sign and vehicle graphics shop Visual Impact Graphics.
Like-minded shops converge into stronger single units. These print service providers (PSPs) with multiple, cross-country production sites reap the rewards of national retail campaigns and saving on shipping costs. Two experienced NV shops are now one, with Signs Las Vegasí purchase of Allegra Las Vegas. Graphic Packaging International, Inc. acquired Sierra Pacific Packaging, Inc. Shutterfly, Inc. enhanced its online photo printing business with the purchase and integration of personalized card and stationery company Tiny Prints, Inc.
ďPSPs think it might be a good time to sell. During 2008 and 2009, it was obviously not a good time. Now, with a better economy, it is a good opportunity,Ē states Steve Bennett, VP, sign and display business, EskoArtwork.
He says PSP consolidation is already active in several segments such as billboard production and corrugated point of purchase (POP). ďThese businesses are larger, produce commodity items, and are turnaround time and price based. However, the higher value, multi-substrate shops are less consolidated. They tend to make more complicated projects and the business may be more relationship based,Ē he says.
Sign and graphics businesses simultaneously experience an increase in customer advertising budgets and price pressure with tighter lead times. They must be efficient in production and management, and they offer new services and applications. ďWhile some businesses are consolidating for economies of scale, others are diversifying to compete in additional market spaces. In other cases, enabled by improved print technology, design software, and emarketing, some companies are successfully focusing their core business on market-specific opportunities or applications,Ē suggests Jennifer Kigin, marketing operations manager, 3M Commercial Graphics.
End users are finding work where they could not compete in the past. ďRather than consolidation there is more diversification as printers in what were once considered secondary markets are finding they can compete with some of the larger national print suppliers,Ē shares Jeff Sanders, digital sales manager, Pacific Coast Fabrics, Inc.
In addition, Sanders sees more PSP entries. ďCompanies are entering into our industry with no previous printing experience and the goal of creating a specific product for a very narrow or niche market. Rather than producing general purpose flags and banners, these companies are embracing digital technology to create products as diverse as horseracing silks, custom graphics on skis, and iPad covers,Ē he explains.
There is also a trend in the convergence of commercial, offset, and screenprinting shops making a leap into wide format digital print. ďThis is why so many shops need G7 standardization and JDF automation; something ONYX Graphics, Inc. is taking very seriously,Ē explains Dean Derhak, marketing director, ONYX.
Adapting to New Conditions
Market players adapt to numerous stresses, including a weak economy; heightened fuel, shipping, and consumable costs; competitive equipment and print bid prices; more environmental regulations; and alternate, disruptive technologies such as electronic signage. As they adapt, there are additional mergers and acquisitions and a new crop of advances as leaders join forces with new innovators.
Smaller entrepreneurs with unique ideas are often scooped up by larger, established companies. For some the purchase is stifling, while others are able to thrive and innovate. ďThe group of entrepreneurs at INX Digital are lucky as Sakata INX allowed us to continue with our entrepreneurial spirit. I believe this philosophy is why I am still with the company and we are thriving,Ē comments Ken Kisner, president, INX Digital International Co.
From the manufacturer to the dealer and the end user, a merge of businesses, products, and culture is not an easy undertaking. Some take new acquisitions and use them to their benefit, while some miss the boat. ďIíve seen many companies buy up what they think is a good deal or a competitor and it turns out that they donít know what to do with that information or company. They donít manage or merge properly,Ē points out Brian Phipps, GM, Mutoh America, Inc.
Acquisition is challenging. ďItís not automatic. It takes excellent execution, effort, and communication to perform an acquisition successfully,Ē says Kisner, noting that there companies such as Fujifilm, Hewlett-Packard (HP), and Sakata INX Group are seeing the fruits of their hard work with several successful acquisitions.
Some may ask whether recent consolidation is good or bad for the industry. If it leads to innovation and growth, then it is positive. ďIf the industry doesnít move forward, that means our customers canít grow their businesses,Ē notes Chris Howard, VP sales and marketing, Durst Image Technology US LLC, adding, ďour common pool of customers are smart people. They will find avenues for revenue and they might find those avenues outside of print, which would be bad for everyone.Ē
Consolidation is a natural and, many times, beneficial part of all industries. Its presence in large format print is drawing in new end users and applications. ďAs the Internet flattens out access to information our markets will start to consolidate. There are blurry lines between the sign and screen markets, and traditional retail sign, packaging, and label markets as well. Those used to be well contained environments and now a lot of commercial print has ties to large format,Ē highlights Rick Scrimger, VP/GM, Roland DGA Corporation.
Changes lead to fewer leaders that have the financing for R&D and proven stability. ďConsolidation changed the critical mass of companies that serve this market. Now, there are a lot of strong companies to back up customers. That brings a certain stability to the market, it broadens the appeal, and grows the total market opportunity,Ē shares Scott Schinlever, SVP/GM, inkjet solutions, EFI.
Where some companies freeze R&D or pull out altogether, others do the opposite. Fewer, more powerful vendorsó most predictówill not stymie innovation in the marketplace. Innovation continues. ďIf there is still a competitor, you have to try and innovate. If you are honest with yourself and serious about being a company, you want to continue to deliver value to your customers,Ē states Scrimger.
ďInvestments in services and extended R&D dollars ensure we are still delivering the best of the best technologies to help our customers grow business. We introduced new products in hardware, inks, software, and solutions. More than that, we help our customers financially, giving them credit and financingóthis was incredibly important,Ē shares Yariv Avisar, VP/GM, large format printing industrial solutions, imaging and printing group, HP.
Avisar says that HP brought maturity and financial strength into a market that was fragmented with too many small companies. ďThe crisis demonstrated that if HP was not part of this market, and if it was ColorSpan standing alone, Nur standing alone, Scitex standing alone; VUTEk without EFI. There would be many more casualties and a loss of innovation and development in the market,Ē he notes. ďThe beauty of what HP has done with its acquisitions in the graphics space was they kept the energy and the passion of the customer-centric organization of Scitex and Indigo, while using the resources of HP and the ability to scale this to business.Ē
Large format printers have room for maturationómostly driven by printhead and ink technology. ďAt some point you get beyond the feeds and speeds of the printeróand weíre not there yet. In five to seven years we will approach a little more maturity and at that point the workflow becomes more important. People want more of a solution and a partnership with a company that is going to be around to support it. That all fits together,Ē adds Schinlever.
Avisar agrees that the consolidation occurs because customers look for an overall, trusted solution and a long-term partnership. ďIn the past they bought the printer, now they buy just the printer and they want to see the complete workflow. If they pay a dollar, they want to understand that this dollar will bring them ten,Ē he cites.
Industry consolidation is ideal for the PSP ready to invest in technology. ďAcquisitions and consolidations are simplifying buyersí purchasing decisions. Consolidation provides many with a one stop shop,Ē explains Derhak.
He is confident that PSPs are ready to buy. ďThere is pent up demand because many end users resisted upgrading products until the slower economy passed. ONYX invested in R&D in the downturn and this helped to pick up its market share,Ē says Derhak.
The consolidation among manufacturers, distributors, and PSPs may not be over. ďAs margins deteriorate with commoditization of products and increased competition from Asia, the industry must further consolidate to drive efficiency and price elasticity,Ē states Phil LaFata, VP of marketing and international sales, Arlon Graphics, LLC.
Trailblazers are ready to come to market with mature products and complete, end-to-end solutions. They are banking on an evolving group of end users and extended credit access to increase sales.
Upcoming online installments of the 2011 State of the Industry series feature new technology introductions and standout projects of the year. Read our full report, with additional anecdotes on the large format print industry from market leaders, in the August 2011 issue of Digital Output.
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I think you are right on with what you say. Unless you also see it as a good promotional opportunity for your brand the first one is free the others at retail or wholesale seems fair.
Hi folks,
I, like most of you, receive probably at least a three or four requests a week asking me to donate beer to this-that-and-the-other local charity's latest "Won't Somebody Please Think of the ___" fundraiser. While I am generally in favor, both from a philanthropic and marketing standpoint, this still is, after all, a business. Don't need tax write-offs, we need cash up front. So I was wondering what sort of rules or protocols you all use to determine who gets what, and how much?
My current feeling is a 1/6 free to a good cause, with free tap/jockey use if they're local. Then a charity rate, similar to the wholesale rate, for anything beyond that?
Other ideas? Put them in a hat and draw a few out? Charity rate for all? Free beer within reason? Bah-humbug?
I think you are right on with what you say. Unless you also see it as a good promotional opportunity for your brand the first one is free the others at retail or wholesale seems fair.
Perhaps the best charity policy I worked with was:
- Make a decision on our 'preferred' charity for the year and support them, which meant we could get good initial publicity for both the charity and ourselves, then we could work together over the year for maximum mutual benefit;
- Establish a 'charity rate' for anyone else wanting to buy product.
That way everyone knows where they are and we were able to focus on giving great support to our preferred charity but without having to say 'no' to anyone.
The next year we elected a new 'preferred' charity, so each year every one got an equal chance and we were able to control the outflow of beer
While not a brewery we deal with this same issue literally every day. We try to support charities as much as possible but we had to establish an annual budget and we take it first come first served. Those seeking donations late in the year usually get left out unfortunately but we had to draw the line somewhere.
A little story. Last Christmas season a Fortune 500 company asked if we'd donate 228 bombers for their holiday event. They were essentially asking me to donate well over $1,000 worth of product. I told them I would donate the product if they would make equivalent donation to a charity of my choice. They are a Fortune 500 company and we are a small local business so it seemed fair. They said no.
After 1.5 years of being open, we are finally starting to get our policy set. When someone approaches us, we ask for all information in writing, including the Charity's Tax ID number (if they can't get one or don't have it we don't automatically exclude them, it just makes them work a little bit). We then try and look at them once a month or so and determine what we can do. We never give beer away (we will do tastings but only when a brewery staff member can be there to talk about our product). In my experience with giving product away is that it is seldom seen by the people drinking it as a donation and you generally get little if any benefit. What we generally will give is a Gift Certificate for our Tasting Room. That way, if they do get redeemed (which always isn't the case) then you are physically bringing someone in to the brewery where we have the chance to make them a customer. Giving hats or T shirts away may get your logo out there, but it won't necessarily have the same impact as having the one on one experience with a consumer in the tasting room.
There are occasions where we do break these rules. Most notable when our best customer (accounting for 10% of our draft sales) has his annual fundraising golf tournament, we show up in full force with as much beer and promotional items as we can. But we do this very rarely.
Also, we always say no when someone walks in 2 days before an event (that they've been planning for a year) asking for a donation. If we are that far down on their list we will not see any benefit.
David Schlosser
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Naked Dove Brewing Company
Canandaigua, NY
My favorite are the charity fests that we bring 8 kegs several jockeys signs, tents etc. and the. Ask for 10 passes where 6 or 7 are for people actually working the event and get told that sounds excessive! Those extra passes go to the owner and a couple employees or friends of the brewery and they act like your putting them out. All the charity events get old after 12 plus yrs of the same old crap. We give free product and labor and lose a day off (theyre always on saturday) and they always give you a hard time on extra passes.
We have had good success with a monthly "donation budget". This monthly maximum amount ($200 retail) and a "Donation Form" keep the flow of donations in-check. The donation form is given to every entity requesting something for free or discounted. It asks who they are representing, what the event is, what specifically they are asking for (surprising how many say "anything!") and when they would like it. This allows us to give them a considered answer. Often the answer is "I'm sorry, but our donation budget for this month is gone. Please come to us sooner in the future."
Glacier Brewing Company
"who said what now?"
We've made the decision a year ago to ONLY do festivals where 100% of the proceeds go to charity OR they buy the beer. The days of "for profit" beer festivals should be long over, but they aren't. It's absolutely crazy to "donate" beer to a festival, they donate $5k to a charity and then pocket $80K for their trouble.Originally Posted by Matt Dog
I don't know of a single brewery these days that has a lot of beer sitting around that they can't move, so why give it away so someone else can profit.
Saint Somewhere Brewing
Tarpon Springs FL
Capt. Bob, I agree with you that organizers of beer festivals shouldn't expect the brewers to donate beer to the event. When we do our events we pay full price for all the beer we pour and would never ask for free product of any kind because it disrespects the brewer and his/her craft. That said I think its unfair to say that for profit festivals shouldn't exist.
You didn't go into business to give away beer. You went into business to provide a great product and an experience. Its no different for the organizers of the festivals. So long as they are respectful of your efforts and pay for the beer they serve then they should have the right, just like you to profit from their efforts. The financial risk associated with throwing a festival is immense, in our case upwards of $200,000 including beer. For a brewer to suggest that a festival organizer shouldn't profit from his blood sweat and tears is just as insulting as a festival organizer asking you for free beer.


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Bristol has won Gold in the prestigious 2012 European Entente Florale. Bristol' s success was announced at a special ceremony in Venlo, Holland on Friday, September 14. The presentation ceremony was attended by representatives from the 11 European countries that took part in the 2012 Entente Florale. Bristol was the UK's city entry alongside Rustington Village in West Sussex, the UK's village entry.
The Gold award recognises Bristol's outstanding environmental and horticultural strengths and Bristol's success in achieving and maintaining high quality of life standards across the board, directly benefiting residents and visitors alike.
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L-R junior Sarah Minick (Marietta, Ga.) and freshman Mary Minick (Marietta, Ga.) each finished with five goals while freshman Sarah Gioconda (Apex, N.C.) scored four times to lead the Bears to the victory.
Sarah Minick ended the season ranked first on the team in goals scored (45) and points (63) while Mary Minick was second with 42 goals this year.
Kayla Nelson (Denton, Md.) led the Bees with three goals while Hayley Fauvelle (Lake Oswego, Ore.) added two goals and an assist despite the loss for SCAD, who saw its six-match winning streak come to an end.
The Bees scored the first three goals of the second half to cut the margin to 8-7 before the Bears reeled off 13 straight goals to take complete control of the match.
Freshman Lauren Donovan (Hollywood, Md.) and sophomore Kaelyn Bildsten (Westerville, Ohio) added two goals and an assist each as well for L-R, who held a 41-22 advantage in shots taken.
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Tom Holt handles the safety and installation of artworks being borrowed, lent, and exhibited. He takes care of matting, framing, lighting, and other tasks involved in the exhibition of artworks. Holt received a B.S. in Visual Arts from SUNY New Paltz in 2002. Initially from Putnam County in downstate New York, Holt came to Buffalo in 2002 to be a part of vibrant arts community in Buffalo, New York.
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SALEM — A Massachusetts man is accused of rigging cameras underneath a trailer and then hiding there while video-recording a woman and her toddler son as they used the bathroom.
The woman, who resides at 15 Friendship Drive, called police Wednesday night when she saw movement in the air duct in her bathroom floor, looked into it and saw a man peering up at her from underneath the floor vent. "Hello," the man said, and she immediately called 911.
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