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i would swap shoulders and chest with the rag and beth ones and replace your stam trinket with the rep mastery/on use strength one to get more ctc coverage. other than that looks good imo....
We are 2/7 and I am using my warrior to tank for our 10m HM group. Issue I have is I am not sure if I should drop my pure mastery gems for mastery/stam or some other gem combo. So far I haven't had any serious issues for the group, but we have only downed Shannox and Domo so far. Starting the firebird (I cant spell his name, sorry) tonight, then more then likely Baleroc and Rhyo. Should I change anything based off what you see in my armory.
note: I do change trinkets around some but not 100% sure the time to do so.
i would swap shoulders and chest with the rag and beth ones and replace your stam trinket with the rep mastery/on use strength one to get more ctc coverage. other than that looks good imo....
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Thanks, I put those 2 on. I just had assumed the 4pc bonus was stronger.
With 4pc and rep mastery/str on use trinket I have 91.72 ctc, with rag shoulders/beth chest I have 92.77 ctc unbuffed. It seems that the 4pc bonus is worth more then 1.05 ctc coverage, or am I mistaken?
For the items with dodge+parry, highest stat goes to mastery. And reforge some parry to dodge to keep dodge rating ~= parry rating unbuffed. This should give you more ctc.
Edit: gem on ring, not consistent with others
Edit2: I think firebound gorget may be better than VP neck in terms of ctc.
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I prefer the 4set over beth chest/rag shoulders. Besides its easier to get 391 shoulders of domo. This is me for reference: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte...rugly/advanced You can go with double mastery trinkets since on 10man there is a lesser need for stamina compared to 25man.
For alyzrasor hc you want to have 24 expertise and use essence of eternal flame, strength on use is nice can be macroed into shieldblock. If you feel like you lack dps on the hatchling you can switch in a dps trinket. Most important part of the fight is feeding the hatchling worms at the right time so they don't throw tantrums if you get that right surviving should be easy mode. You got a bit less time to dps the 4th hatchling down (firestorm comes earlier) usually use recklessness on that one.
For baleroc i use mirror trinket (for fireblades) and the brewfest trinket. Essence of eternal flame is also good as second trinket, little more ctc and strength on use for dps, will lack the dodge on use from the brewfest one then though.
For rhyo I just use regular survival tankset, but i can see some more dps from the tanks being useful on 10man so gear to what you need.
Looks pretty good, there are a few minor changes I would recommend, most of which have been said above.
Gemming Chest vs Shield inconsistent
Gemming Ring Parry/Mastery over Parry/Stam
Dodge/Parry when fully buffed are too far out of sync
BoE neck is better then valor the one, especially once upgraded.
I personally preffer the 4pc bonus over the Shoulder/chest off pieces.
Hope that helps.
Just have not had the BoE neck drop yet.
Not sure I understand what you mean about the gemming, but I am at work, I can respond but I cannot look at anything. Perhaps it will make more sense when I get home and loot at it.
Regardless, thank you all for the advice and I will gladly take anything else you want to add.
I included the BoE neck in suggestions because I saw in your activity that you obtained one. lol
Fix your reforges, there's no reason to reforge OUT of mastery into avoidance with your current gear, eg helmet.
helmet: parry to dodge
chest: i'd grab two puissant gems
wrist: dodge to mastery
shield: parry to mastery
waist: dodge to mastery
With those changes you're only 1% (with two elixirs) off full ctc but i'd grab four-piece again reaching full ctc 2/3 of your time tanking while dropping only 0.x% avoidance and maintaining your current ctc value.
Ps: with your profession combo just use your JC gems in your three prismatic sockets, this way you'll never have to worry about matching color for socket boni etc
Yes, I have one and forgot that I had it. It's on now, felt pretty stupid once I realised that one.
Thank you for the reforging assistance. I have put back on my 4pc and reforged the shield and waist as suggested. Since I now have on my tier chest and helm I did not change the reforging on my helm as you suggested, because I am not certain it still applies. Also I did not regem my chest as you suggested because I am now wearing my tier chest and was not sure if changing those gems would still apply.
When you have time please look it over again and let me know what you think.
edit: at 100.64 with mastery food/elixir, might, motw, battle shout now..
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Well there are some things you should do on your own like checking for interesting socket boni or thinking about the itemisation and possible reforges. You didn't reforge your chest or your wrist, they both lack mastery and until the cap you just want it everywhere.
Only after that you want to balance the widening gap (dodge <-> parry) via further reforging, in your case legs and feet from parry to dodge.
If you're happily using two elixirs you can also reach full ctc by now, using three off pieces and ignoring all socket boni until you grabbed some 391 upgrades (actually using three puissants into shield and belt to keep your meta active).
But you would end up with only 178k hitpoints raidbuffed and no mirror of the broken images in that setup, is this really worth it? I'd go with mirror, 4 piece and a stamina flask... tank death from raw physical damage is highly unlikely after the 15% nerfs and if you keep a high shieldblock uptime (only delaying it for large physical/magical bursts if really necessary) and demoshout/thunderclap applied there's nothing to worry about.
Ok, so everything looks very good with Geming and Enchants. Except your legs, I'm thinking you forgot to switch a gem out there? (assuming of course you disreguarded the socket bonus)
Reforging: Now I believe that we warriors are still supposed to have (Parry=2~3%>Dodge) Now it doesn't ahve to be a full 3%, in fact i wouldn't recomend pushing it. But, ther are a few thing I would do nonetheless.
Chest: Dodge to Mastery (golden rule of reaching CTC, if it doesn't have mastery make it have mastery)
Shoulders: Hit to Parry instead of Dodge
I think that SHOULD put things in place, befor changing the shoulders though i would suggest restoring your head peice to it's original spledor.
Greg, the amount of parry/dodge imbalance is based on how much total avoidance you have and much mastery you have, High levels of total avoidance Ratings push this down, while mastery pushes this up, and that's while fully buffed, 3% difference was what is was back when we were in a mix of 346/359 gears, as gear improves that number goes down. in his gear he wants about 400 more parry rating than dodge full buffed, which is not quite what he'll get from kings and battle shout but heh, you're squabbling over a 100rating or so.
This of course goes completely out of the widow once you are within scraping distance of unhittable, and with prukes current set-up between shield block, wind walk and essence of flame he can probably be unhittable for a very large amount of time.
I think I have made all the changes suggested, if I am missing something by all means feel free to let me know. Once again thank you all for your time/assistance in correcting the areas I needed corrected.
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Our selection of posters and prints features images of stained glass windows, important design patterns and works by Carl Larsson - a Swedish artist whose work wonderfully represents the arts and crafts movement. With an emphasis on simple design using traditional methods, arts and crafts has enjoyed sustained popularity and involvement. Moreover, much of the work is created to be enjoyed in a home and thus is perfectly suited to decorating your interior.
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We partner with the world's top museums and galleries to bring you exclusive prints of the highest quality. Our teams of designers ensure the colours are accurate, papers are well suited and the best frames are suggested.
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After being cut down to size, our team carefully finish any stray edges, check measurements and prepare the prints for mounting and framing.
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Our selection of hand-finished frames are painted or stained by hand in a variety of colours, and finished with a layer of wax - the end result is a uniquely crafted, beautiful frame that is made to last.
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Level 6 Student Workbook
The Student Workbook for Level 6 contains assignments per lesson/session that guide the students through The Apostolate's Family Catechism, the Catechism of the Catholic Church and Scripture. It also indicates which answers or Scripture passages are to be memorized from the By Heart Catechism & Scripture Review. Practical applications of each lesson are included in the Student Workbook for the students to practice throughout the week.


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The Barn
A fun addition to your stay. Located on the lower level of our unusual two story barn overlooking the dry creek bed. Formally horse stalls and a chicken coop, remodeled into a game room, complete with cold beer and sodas, flat screen TV, pool table and a poker table.
The perfect solution to the question, "Where can we watch the game?" or "Where can we hang out and not disturb the tranquility of the B&B?"
Sorry no events, for guest use only.


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This is our smaller, more intimate dining section. Slightly elevated above the rest of the venue. We can host up to 60 seated or up to 100 reception format. This area has its own sound levels, a 50" plasma, wifi, and wireless mic access.
This is our larger dining section. This area includes the lower dining space, the bar, the Red Room, and optional DJ/Band area with dance floor/lighting. We can host up to 115 seated or up to 200 reception format. This area has its own sound levels, 6 plasma TVs, wifi, Entertainment inputs, and wireless mic access.
This is our entire venue, which includes: lower dining, upper lounge, bar, red room. It can host up to 175 in a formal dining format, or up to 300 in a reception format. This would be a fully private event, and closed off to the public. It can also be split up so a cocktail/Hors D'oeuvres course is in the lounge, and the sit down coursed dinner is in the dining area. There are many different formats that we can accommodate using the entire venue.


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16 JANUARY 2004, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Indus Civilization: A Contemporary Perspective, a new book by Dr. Gregory Possehl, Asian Section Curator of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, has been awarded the prestigious Choice Magazine Award for Outstanding Academic Book for 2003.
A leading expert in the history and archaeology of the ancient Indus Civilization, Dr. Possehl has been engaged in archaeological research in India and Pakistan since 1964. His research interests have taken him from Iron Age megaliths to Mesolithic encampments, and he has directed excavations at Rojdi in Gujarat and, currently, Gilund in southern Rajasthan, India. In addition to his curatorial position at UPM, Dr. Possehl is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania.
Read more: Indus Civilization Publication by UPM Curator Gregory Possehl is Winner of 2003 Choice Magazine...
25 MARCH 2004, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has been awarded a three year, $301,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to support an innovative research experience for undergraduates: "Native Voices, Past and Present, Studies of Native American Collections at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology."
Over the duration of the grant, 36 undergraduate students--18 Native American students and 18 University of Pennsylvania students--will have the opportunity to develop and engage in original research projects using the Museum's rich North American Indian collections, including ethnographic and archaeological materials.
Read more: Penn Museum Awarded Three Year $301,000 Grant From the National Science Foundation for Native...
Dig at Abydos Yields Important Discoveries About Egypt's First Dynasty
25 MARCH 2004, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The practice of sacrificial burials at First Dynasty (ca. 2950-2775 BC) royal tombs and enclosures has been suggested by Egyptologists since the late 19th century but never proved. However, archeologists working in the desert sands of Abydos, Egypt - more than eight miles from the river Nile - have uncovered strong evidence to suggest that the custom did exist. Moreover, recent excavations have also discovered two new mortuary enclosures - and the royal owner of one has been positively identified.
Read more: Archaeologists Discover Evidence that Courtiers Were Sacrificed to Accompany Early Egyptian Kings...
01 JANUARY 2005, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Chemical analyses of ancient organics absorbed, and preserved, in pottery jars from the Neolithic village of Jiahu, in Henan province, Northern China, have revealed that a mixed fermented beverage of rice, honey, and fruit was being produced as early as 9,000 years ago, approximately the same time that barley beer and grape wine were beginning to be made in the Middle East.
In addition, liquids more than 3,000 years old, remarkably preserved inside tightly lidded bronze vessels, were chemically analyzed. These vessels from the capital city of Anyang and an elite burial in the Yellow River Basin, dating to the Shang and Western Zhou Dynasties (ca. 1250-1000 B.C.), contained specialized rice and millet "wines." The beverages had been flavored with herbs, flowers, and/or tree resins, and are similar to herbal wines described in the Shang dynasty oracle inscriptions.
Read more: 9,000 Year History of Chinese Fermented Beverages Confirmed By Penn Museum Archaeochemist and an...
Penn School of Engineering Joins Forces with Penn Museum, External Collaborators to Develop New Prototype Data Retrieval Systems for Archaeological Sites
06 JANUARY 2005, PHILADELPHIA, PA—University of Pennsylvania Museum archaeologists working at the renowned ancient site of Tiwanaku in Bolivia--a site sometimes called the "American Stonehenge"--have joined forces with a team of engineers, mathematicians, computer scientists and anthropologists from the University of Pennsylvania's Department of Computer and Information Science, School of Engineering, the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies, University of Arkansas, and the Department of Anthropology, University of Denver, to begin a large-scale, subsurface surveying project using equipment and techniques that may one day serve as a model for future archaeological efforts worldwide.
Read more: Penn Museum's Tiwanaku Archaeological Project Begins Groundbreaking New Effort to Collect...
31 JANUARY 2005, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Dr. Gregory L. Possehl, Curator of the Asian section, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, and Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania, was made an Honorary Fellow of the Indian Archaeology Society in recognition of his life-long contribution to India archaeology, especially the study of the enigmatic Harappan Civilization (2500-1900 B.C.). The award was confired at the Society's annual meeting held at the Rai Uma Nath Bali Auditorium in Lucknow, India, 28-31 December 2004.
Read more: Asian Section Curator Gregory Possehl Named Honorary Fellow of the Indian Archaeological Society
Artifacts are Part of Famous Museum Collection from the Site of Ur and the Royal Tombs at Ur in Iraq
02 AUGUST 2005, PHILADELPHIA, PA—More than 800 copper, copper-alloy and iron objects, all about 4,500 years old and excavated in the 1920s and early 1930s at Ur (a site in modern-day Iraq), and at the royal tombs of Ur , are receiving the conservation treatment and rehousing that they need, thanks to a competitive grant awarded to the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology from the Conservation Project Support program of the Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS).
Read more: University of Pennsylvania Museum Receives Prestigious Grant for Conservation of Ancient Sumerian...
08 SEPTEMBER 2005, PHILADELPHIA, PA—On September 7, eight adventurous archaeologists are scheduled to set sail on a voyage from Oman to India on the Magan, a small boat made of reeds covered with black bitumen tar, as they seek to recreate the voyages of ancient mariners of 4,500 years ago--and prove that it is possible to travel across a 500-mile stretch of the sea in a boat made with Bronze Age technology, propelled by the wind and navigated by the sun and the stars. The reconstructed "Black Boat of Magan" was undertaken by the Joint Hadd Project of which the University of Pennsylvania Museum's curator of the Asian Section, Dr. Gregory L. Possehl. is a co-director, along with colleagues Dr. Maurizio Tosi at the University of Bologna (who is the acknowledged "god father" of the Magan Boat) and Dr. Serge Cleuziou of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in Paris. Joined with their Omani collaborators, and Naval Architect Tom Vosmer, they have experimented for over five years with ancient reed boat technology and feel that the current craft is ready to go to sea.
Read more: Penn Museum Curator Gregory Possehl Sets Sail Beside the Re-created Reed Boat "Magan" Following...
02 JANUARY 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA Dr. Naomi Miller Senior Research Scientist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, was selected to be a Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecturer for July 2007 through June 2009. Dr. Miller, an archaeobotanist who has worked extensively on Penn Museum archaeological excavations and other projects throughout the Near East, will offer her newest research and insights in three lecture programs offered to Sigma Xi members, students and the public: "Past, Present and Future of the Landscape in the Land of King Midas: Gordion, Turkey"; "Has it Always looked like This? Long-term Vegetation Changes in the Near East"; and "People and Plants: The Present as Key to the Past, Ethnoarchaeology in an Iranian Village."
Read more: Naomi Miller, Archaeobotanist at Penn Museum, Selected to Be a Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecturer
14 FEBRUARY 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The origins of Greek cult and Greek athletics--long a subject of fascination for Greek scholars--may be found at the mountaintop sanctuary of Zeus on Mt. Lykaion in Arcadia, Greece. Famous in antiquity as the site of an open air ash altar to Zeus and athletic contests rivaling those at nearby Olympia, this sanctuary is undergoing new excavations and study, in an international project, the Mt. Lykaion Excavation and Survey Project, that is a joint collaboration between the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and the University of Arizona, under the auspices of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, with Greek collaborators, representatives of the Greek Archaeological Service.
Read more: Penn Museum Brings Together International Research Team for Day-long Ancient Greek Symposium "At...
16 APRIL 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Two ancient skulls, circa 2600 BCE, one bedecked with gold ornaments, one with a copper helmet, traveled from storage at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology to the Radiology Department at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, for a state-of-the-art CAT scan procedure.
Read more: Two 4600 Year Old Skulls from Famous Excavations at Royal Tombs of Ur, Iraq Traveled to the...
21 May 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Long-time national news journalist Dan Rather and a television crew came to Penn Museum to tape interviews and footage for the HDNet Dan Rather Reports program. In Penn Museum's Archives, Mr. Rather interviewed Dr. Miguel Diaz-Barriga, Professor of Anthropology at Swarthmore College, and Dr. Jerry Sabloff, Penn Museum's Interim Director and an expert on the ancient Maya, for an in-depth report on the Zapatista Movement in Chiapas, Mexico--including the history of the indigenous Maya people of that region.
National Science Foundation Awards Team a $185,000 Research Grant
22 AUGUST 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—In Africa today, cattle pastoralism and dairy farming are principal livelihoods for millions of people, integrated into most aspects of cultural life. In the last few years, harsh and unpredictable climate fluctuations in East Africa—probable signs of global warming—have affected the region's pastoralists, and threaten their long-term ability to continue their semi-nomadic way of life. Surprisingly, until recent decades little research had been conducted on the origins and spread of cattle domestication across that huge continent.
Read more: Origins of Cattle Pastoralism in East Africa is the Focus of a New Three-Year Study by Penn...
International Partnership Project Seeks to Fill in the Blanks of Southeast Asian Prehistory
19 OCTOBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—As archaeologists in the last half century have set about reconstructing the prehistory of Southeast Asia, data from one country—centrally located Laos—was conspicuously missing. Little archaeology has occurred in Laos since before World War II, and beginning in the mid-1970s, Laos shut its doors completely to outside researchers. International scholars had to content themselves with information from excavation and survey work mostly from neighboring Thailand.
Read more: The Middle Mekong Archaological Project, Joint Effort of Penn Museum and Department of Museums...
New Chemical Analyses Take Confirmation Back 500 Years and Reveal that the Impetus for Cacao Cultivation was an Alcoholic Beverage
13 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—–The earliest known use of cacao––the source of our modern day chocolate––has been pushed back more than 500 years, to somewhere between 1400 and 1100 B.C.E., thanks to new chemical analyses of residues extracted from pottery excavated at an archaeological site at Puerto Escondido in Honduras. The new evidence also indicates that, long before the flavor of the cacao seed (or bean) became popular, it was the sweet pulp of the chocolate fruit, used in making a fermented (5% alcohol) beverage, which first drew attention to the plant in the Americas.
Mt. Lykaion Excavation and Survey Project Finds Early Activity Atop Arcadia's Famous Mountain
22 JANUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Greek traveler, Pausanias, living in the second century, CE, would probably recognize the spectacular site of the Sanctuary of Zeus at Mt. Lykaion, and particularly the altar of Zeus. At 4,500 feet above sea level, atop the altar provides a breathtaking, panoramic vista of Arcadia.
Read more: New Discoveries at the Ash Altar of Zeus, Mt. Lykaion, Offer Insights into Early Origins of...
20 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Homer, living centuries before the Classical era of Athens, is renowned for his epic tales of an even earlier time, when the Mycenaeans of the Late Bronze Age (ca. 1600–1100 B.C.)—with a rich warrior aristocracy and wide-ranging trade—came to rule the land and the seas.
Archaeologists have uncovered great Mycenaean cities, like Mycenae and Pylos, extraordinary circular burial chambers, elegant frescoes, even written language, as well as widespread evidence of Mycenaean expansion and trade—but no harbors or port towns to help them understand the far-flung connections, or the rapid expansion and equally sudden demise, of this ancient Greek culture—until now.
Read more: First Mycenaean Harbor and Port Town Offers a New Opportunity to Understand the Rise and Fall of...
07 APRIL 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Olympic torch, long the symbol of world unity, hasn't had a smooth run thus far this year, as it makes its way to the 2008 summer games in Beijing, China. The flame was extinguished three times in Paris on Monday, April 7, as Pro-Tibetan protesters made their presence known. The disturbances put a halt to the torch relay in France, as security officials placed the flame on a bus to transport it to its end point in the country.
01 AUGUST 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has received a four-year, $300,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to organize and run a cross-borders, international collaborative research program in Laos and Thailand. "Strengthening the Future of Southeast Asian Archaeology: Investigating the Prehistoric Settlement of the Mekong Middle Basin," will be directed by Dr. Joyce White, Senior Research Scientist in the Asian Section at Penn Museum, co-Director of the Middle Mekong Archaeology Project since 2001, and Director of the Museum's Ban Chiang, Thailand Project since 1982.
Read more: Penn Museum Received $300,000 Grant from Henry Luce Foundation to Conduct a Four-year...
18 AUGUST 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Penn Cultural Heritage Center, dedicated to expanding both scholarly and public awareness, discussion, and debate about the complex issues surrounding the world's rich—and endangered—cultural heritage, has been established at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia.
Dr. Richard M. Leventhal, Professor of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania, Curator, American Section at Penn Museum, and former Williams Director of Penn Museum, is founder and director of the new Penn Cultural Heritage Center. PCHC draws upon the expertise of the Museum's curators, researchers, graduate students, other Penn department faculty, and outside scholars, for its programs. More than a year in the planning, the new Center has already piloted some spring 2008 programs for law enforcement professionals. It launches its public programming initiatives beginning in the fall of 2008.
Read more: Penn Museum Launches Penn Cultural Heritage Center
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Dixons drops Motorola Xoom price... again
Dixons has knocked the price of the 32GB Motorola Xoom tablet to £329 - not at all bad when you consider the fondleslab was priced at £500 at launch. And the other 32GB Xoom, the one with 3G connectivity as well as Wi-Fi, is now just £400, down from £580. Both versions run Android 3.0 Honeycomb - though Android 3.1 is now …
Nah, I'm still not tempted.
I'll keep my TouchPad, thanks.
Around £200-£225......
...then we'll talk.
Otherwise All tablets are too overpriced for my tastes. If I have over £300 to spend them I'm buying a laptop.
Yes I still call them laptops, big whoop, wanna fight about it?
does this mean..
the world doesnt want tablets, only iPad's?
It just means the tech savvy peeps are clever enough to wait for a tablet that is not astronomically overpriced.
Mines the one with the Archos G9 in the pocket.
Interestink, but
It still needs another £150 off.
PC whirled, for example, have a SAMSUNG NP-NC110 for £249. And that has a 250G hard disk and a keyboard. And 11 hour battery life. And it's purple.
Dream on WRT battery life
The N110 can manage a little over 6 hours of video playback. Pads can manage 8-12 hours in the same task. You'd have to have the screen set to minimum brightness and doing almost nothing to hit 11 hours from it.
It's £150 cheaper than the 32GB iPad2. That's a hefty difference, even if it's still too much for some. If they'd knocked it to £299, then it's cause some serious thinking here.
What do you mean?
A Galaxy Tab for £329 OR a Galaxy Tab from a DSG store?
Steve McAdam
I've got an top spec' iPad, but I'd have a second - Android - tablet to travel to dodgy destinations with (like the stag weekend in Riga at the weekend), if I could get one for £200!
tablet on a stag weekend
Sounds like a wild weekend
@Steve McAdam
Advent Vega - £199 from DSG stores.
I still ain't buying....
...until they do the same as HP and drop the whole idea as a total flop. I'll then pick on up from a clearance store for what they are really worth - £200-£250 tops.
Serves them right for thinking the buying public would pay such a high price for a wannabe ipad in the first place.
Do Moto tablets fall under the Mobility or Solutions aegis?
I'm curious to know exactly who's currently losing money on these things
I was thinking that same thing
are DSG taking the hit, or is it google stepping in to try and shift them. Any idea if the US have had a similar price cut?
Sense is beginning to prevail
You can't sell tablets at iPad prices unless they're iPads. It sounds like the industry is finally gaining a clue about this. It's becoming a good time to buy a tablet - lots of choice and reasonable prices.
short, short retail lives!
This is damn right, esp if they are missing a few key features: Like an IPS or equiv screen. Tablets need much better viewing angles. 10+hour battery, and esp a long life if in standby, if its sitting on the sofa all night I don't want it loosing more than a few % battery.
If you have both of those, (and the storage size etc) is the same, then you still can't charge iPad prices unless you've got iPad build quailty as well! Sorry plastic isn't it.
The Asus Transformer, is still the only Android tablet worth buying, mainly due to the IPS screen. They have accepted its plastic, not quite as well built, and aren't charging premium price.
Sony Tablet S, same as any other honeycomb pad spec wise, still plastic build, ok nice design and the remote's a nice feature...but that doesn't make it worth iPad pricing.
The Xoom is one of the only tablets I've been tempted by - I really can't stand why everyone has such a downer on it, in comparison to everything else out there. The initial price was too high, yes, but that dropped very quickly to more comparable prices.
I actually prefer the weight and chunky feel - at least I know I'm not gonna snap it.
The problem with the Xoom...
...is that it's video playback ability is pretty poor. This is mainly down to the Tegra 2 chip (so it's the same issue as most other Android tablets). The other thing is, Motorola have already confirmed that only the US Xoom is a Google Experience Device. All non-US ones are not and thus you could be waiting a while for the latest Android OS updates.
£200 tablets are available,
Strangely enough from DSG too.
I picked up the Advent Vega (tegra chipset, 10" screen),
Spent a couple of hours installing the vegacomb firmware (honeycomb 3.2 for Vega). Before doing anything else. Follow the guide to the letter and even a 6 year old can do it (she did about 50% of the work)
Yes that's not for the average consumer, but on a tech site I don't see why there are so many complaints when they are available at the price you want. And a couple of hours tinkering gives you all the latest android release.
Or is it not the price but just a need to moan about tablets in general?
PCWorld Site gets it wrong again
On the Xoom fancy blurb page the data at the bottom talks about GPRS and other Mobile tech.
Then when you click on the [buy one] you are only offered the Wifi model.
Fail just because they can't get anything right.
Not yet...
Nah, the Xoom's got a crap screen. Drop the Galaxy Tab 10.1 to £300, throw in a case and a charge stand and a port replicator to give me USB and HDMI, and we'll talk...
Inbetweeners line....
Touchpad wankers! Because all the ipad owners will think your a cast offs mink!
I'll stick with my hundreds of pounds 7" Galaxy tab, doesn't have hdmi connectivity or Android 3.x but it does have 3g and it does fit in my jacket pocket.
"I've got an top spec' iPad, but I'd have a second - Android - tablet to travel to dodgy destinations with (like the stag weekend in Riga at the weekend), if I could get one for £200!"
Or just get insurance for your iPad?
Price drops means they are simply not selling in sufficient quantities - it's not as if the components will have magically dropped that much in price. Whereas Apple can sell all the iPads it can make - wonder why (and no it's not just Apple fanbois - they are shifting huge volumes!).
Laptops / netbooks.
"Otherwise All tablets are too overpriced for my tastes. If I have over £300 to spend them I'm buying a laptop. Yes I still call them laptops, big whoop, wanna fight about it?"
Many people want tablets to use as media players, web browsers etc. (for which they are very good) - give me 10+ hours battery life. I have an iPad and a laptop and a netbook - the iPad gets used far, far more. Sure there are things it cannot do and if I wanted to write a huge document it would be quicker with a proper keyboard but that is not what many people want them for...
Android on moto harrdware?
you have to knock a ton off just for the brand!
Moto do not have what I consider a brilliant android rep.
Remember the EU Xoom has the added problem of being nothing like the US Xoom, in that the software is out of date and probably will always be. "Avoid" has been my advice to those that ask me.
I still think the Transformer is the best "premium" Android tablet option. As for a budget one, you can get a refurbished Vega for £140 from Dixon's ebay outlet and shove an unofficial Honeycomb build on it.
Does it blend?
The Touchpad offer tempted me into trying to find out what the attraction of the Tablet format actually was. I'm still searching.
The only thing I find great is the instant 'on' and hardly a worry about the battery state. Wanna spell a word? TouchPad -> Google -> Result. Beats a dictionary anyday. But take away that speed to result benefit and there was nothing else. Everything it does is done better on a netbook (apart from boot). And you don't sacrifice screen for keyboard.
I know iOS & Android have more and possibly better apps but what can they do that a netbook can do better for half the cost? Answers on a memory stick please - oh hang on a minute ...
Re: Does it blend?
Tablets vs netbooks? For me, the tablet is a fraction of the bulk, at lot less weight and displays comics and books it portrait mode perfectly.
This is why I sold my netbook.
HDMI, USB etc? Don't need 'em - got 'em on my laptop. Physical keyboard ditto. But I'd rather pull out my tablet on a plane or on the sofa for a quick read/surf/email than the notebook. Or the netbook.
They'll be £299 or less which is where I start being interested...
Xoom for £308.79
Actually, how about having the Xoom for £308.79?
Buy using the promotional code 'tablet5' and via the website www.topcashback.co.uk for 1.5% cashback.
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loving the xoom, well worth teh monies
I have one...
Have any of the people slapping this down actually used one?
I got one at the previous price of £349 from PC World. Unlocked it, stuck on the latest custom rom with 3.2 and without all the crap, now runs superbly. Connects to my NAS, plays every video I file I throw at it. Great for browsing. Easy to just drop in my smaller rucksack and take to work for browsing / reading / watching on the train journey.
To all the people moaning about the screen. Having owned the first iPad for a very brief time, I can't see where it is any worse. The screen seems perfectly adequate. I am colour blind, does that make a huge difference? :-)
Single charge has lasted 2 days so far with a fair bit of playing on it and watching 2 movies. Now down to 44%. Also filled out the online form at Motorola and now have a free wireless keyboard & mouse kit on its way.
I have a macbook pro 13" which I use purely for xcode now, where I used to use that for a bit of sofa browing and perhaps to watch a movie in bed, I now use the xoom. Smaller, better battery, easier to hold etc.
mines the one with the xoom in the (large) pocket...
I was sceptical of tablets in general, and as my past experience of Motorola was not stunning I had reservations.
Then I tried a friends.
Then I bought one. 32GB with 3G.
It is now my most used device. It gets used everyday, for hours from watching video to writing documents. I am amazed just how much use I get for it, and how many new uses I keep finding. Worth the 479 I paid, absolutely.
My only complaints are the poor volume buttons and insanely weak charger and its associated annoyances, but ignoring that minor grumble, it rocks.
Most useful gadget i have bought in a while (and I buy loads).
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That and the third Piano Concerto were the last two works whose music Bartók completed; at his death in 1945 both works remained not fully edited for publication. Bartók had the consolation of hearing Menuhin give the solo Sonata's premiere in 'a wonderful performance' in November 1944, just a few days before another magnificent premiere, that of his Concerto for Orchestra. In its four-movement span the solo Sonata is one of the largest musical risks Bartók ever took; in his own words after the premiere, 'I was afraid it was too long; imagine … a single violin for twenty minutes. But it was quite all right, at least for me'. If the titles of its first two movements suggest Bach, those of the last two suggest folk tradition; in reality all four movements blend folk and Classical tradition with breathtaking virtuosity. In specifying 'Tempo di ciaccona' Bartók took the additional risk of making the first movement not literally a chaconne (it only follows chaconne tempo) but a full-scale sonata structure.
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Jets-Seahawks: Pregame TweetsPosted by on November 11, 2012 – 3:08 pm
Here are today's pregame tweets for Jets-Seahawks at CenturyLink Field, in case you missed them on Twitter. Follow Bob Wischusen, Eric Allen and me for our tweets during each Jets game on https://twitter.com/nyjets.
#RL Weather for Jets @ Seattle won't be snow as it was in '08, but almost as bad: rain expected all afternoon, temps in mid-40s, light wind.
#RL Jets are 8-9 all-time vs Seahawks, 3-4 @ SEA, 0-1 @ CenturyLink, but they've won 8 of the last 10 meetings, 3 of last 5 @ SEA.
#RL Jets have scored first in eight of the last nine games in this series (7-2), have scored first in last five games at Seattle.
#RL Jets QB Mark Sanchez last 2 games: 95 atts, 56 comps, 611 yds. Atts, comps most in back-to-back games in his career, yds 2nd most.
#RL SEA rookie QB Russell Wilson in 4 home games this yr: 92 atts, 57 comps, 747 yds, 9 TDs, 0 INTs, 1 lost FUM, 120.2 rating, 4-0 record.
#RL Jets RB Shonn Greene: 139 carries, 509 yds (3.7 avg), 5 TDs. In his last 3 games Greene is averaging 97.3 yds/game, 4.6 per carry.
#RL SEA RB Marshawn Lynch w/BUF vs Jets 2007-10: 7 games, 103 carries, 431 yds (4.2 per carry, 61.6 per game), 2 TDs.
#RL Today's referee: Ed Hochuli. It's Ed's 17th Jets game as ref since '93, incl '04 PO win @ SD, '09 season opener @ HOU, '10 win vs NE
#RL NYJ inactives: QB Greg McElroy RB Joe McKnight LB Aaron Maybin G Caleb Schlauderaff G Hayworth Hicks TE Hayden Smith NT Kenrick Ellis
#RL S Eric Smith (knee) active first time in 4 games, LB Bart Scott (toe) active after sitting vs MIA, ending 119-game RS appearance streak.
#RL With Jets LB Aaron Maybin deactivated, LB Ricky Sapp is active and could make his NFL debut today.
#RL Jets in white jerseys, white pants, green trim. 23rd time u/ Rex Ryan Jets are in white/white. Record is 12-10 but 1-7 in last 8 games in w/w.
#RL Marv Albert, Rich Gannon in the CBS booth for Jets-Seahawks. It's the 100th career Jets game that Marv has called for network TV.
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By MIKE on Nov 11, 2012 | Reply
Games like this make me nervous. Seattle is essentially exactly what the Jets are striving to be. Solid D, playmakers on D,good run game and enough playmakers on O to make a couple big plays to keep apposing D honest.
But if Jets are everything that Rex says they are than this should be a game to win.
By Joe on Nov 11, 2012 | Reply
SAME OLD JETS ,what more can be said as THERE NO BETTER DESCRIPTION
By Mike Jet Vet on Nov 11, 2012 | Reply
Ira,again no disrespect,Do you still have a feeling Jets will come up big in light of back to back division loses, not to mention loses to Steelers and Texans, 2 more AFC teams. Can't wait to hear from our usual suspects, Next week is a must win game , Ira, It's said Hope springs eternal, for Jets it's eternally Hopeless ..Only constant, Sanchez throwing red zone Int's inconstancy, fumbles,Period Management is bordering on incompetence, they watch Sanchez make these same High school mistakes week after week, Rex same tired excuses for MS week after week, he gives us best chance to win 3-6, anyone still buying that crap? they hear and read us Fans week after week, BENCH SANCHEZ what do they do inactivate McElroy for this game.
By Mike Jet Vet on Nov 11, 2012 | Reply
Cont, is it any wonder No body produces on this team, no one is held accountable or to any sort of standard, Thanks in part to us fans, not just players. coaches,and GM included,Wish I could skated though life on some one else s tab. What's really upsetting, isn't the bad season we're having . It's the time it will take after Some one steps up takes responsibility and I don't mean not realizing, they know, believe it, I mean when they admit all the many moves and mistakes they've made by way of bad draft picks good players let go, all to accommodate their $60 million Bust MS, I repeat time it will take to clean house and
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