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ped told us we could ditch the blanket! yay!!!
now we just wanna gain some weight. as of monday at 9 am.. she'd gained 3/4 of an ounce putting her at 4.6 3/4.
she's eating all the time, breast and bottle.
luckily- no nipple confusion.
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HP Slate prototype from an iPad user's perspective
Since a couple videos have started floating around on YouTube I figured it was about time I spoke up a little about my brief experience with the HP Slate. I had an opportunity to play with one about 3 months ago. HP apparently has a couple of these prototype devices they ship off to customers to tinker with and get feedback.
Now, my impressions have to be taken with a grain of salt since I am comparing a prototype, non-production device to the iPad, but I think certain truths will remain. For starters, the device is rather bulky, about 2-3 times thicker than the iPad. Once you get past the difference in physical thickness, your hands start to hurt, not because of the weight, but because the thing runs so hot your hands are burning after holding it for a few minutes.
Let's talk features. I was curious to get the camera working. So, I looked for a physical hardware button to take a picture (because just about everyone other than Apple does that). Well, no photo button to be found. I was in the Windows 7 interface and could not find an camera app to launch. So I had to hunt for an alternative. HP has apparently built a custom skin for Windows 7 that gives the device a much more mobile feel with big buttons to launch apps and services. So, I launched that skin and found the camera app. The camera seemed to work well based on the fluorescently lite cubical environment, but hey, what can ya do. I now know why spy cam shots are always blurry and video is shaky.
I did not see the physical keyboard button when I had my time with the device, though I am sure it works fine. I did have the same difficult time scrolling (actually in this video, I don't think he actually got it to scroll, but kept saying how fast it was. No comment there). Overall it was very lethargic and a challenge to use. Speaking of which, when in Windows 7 mode, it is impossible to do anything on screen as it is still using the mouse metaphor and there is a cursor on the screen; you don't get the ease of use or speediness you get with iOS on iPad.
Again, these are my impressions of the prototype from a few months ago. Hardware changes, software changes and who knows what the final product will look like if it ever ships, but HP sure doesn't appear like they are going to let this one go...
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HP Slate prototype from an iPad user's perspective
At least they arn't firing up their photocopiers and just copying 99% of stuff like the other manufacturers. Use to be a Mac joke when Apple bought out something new "Redmond start your photocopiers) Now it seems to be smart phone manufacturers. Apple comes up with a great product and instead of innovating others copy most of it. I really wonder if Apple didnt exist what the computer phone space would look like.
I didn't buy the iPad bc of some basic features it was lacking. With that said I think that the recent flurry of slates will make apple step up their game on the next model of the iPad. If apple doesn't step up then I will spend my dollars with some one else.
Looks like crap. I'd like to see a side-by-side startup and browsing comparison between the iPad and this HP thing. I can guarantee you the iPad starts up faster... And you can scroll on it! Amazing!
Sarcasm aside I'm glad to see possible competition for the iPad at least so the price can be driven down. But the competition have a long way to go.
LoL, how does it look like crap? It pretty much looks like an iPad, but a bit thicker. It's a different product too, so meh..
I'm honestly more interested in a slat running Windows 7 than I am an iPad. I wonder if I can install Photoshop CS3 on it and use most of my Windows based programs on it? I really hope it'll have an SSD storage device instead of just 64Gigs of RAM or something like that. If I could find a slat that I can connect to my Nikon to download images, do some photoshopping and word processing on the road, maybe play a few RTS games, and be able to use the front facing camera with Yahoo Messenger, Skype, etc. I will definitely buy one IMMEDIATELY!!
did you mention this was filmed with a iPhone
Did I also mention this looks like a piece of garbage
I'd prefer this HP Slate over the iPad.
This is a lot more functional. The iPad is like something that shares most of the functions that a computer has but not all. That works with a phone, but not with a big ass iPad. The purpose of a phone isn't to be computer, so when you make give it almost all of a computer's functions, it's awesome. Same with an iPod. But when you try to carry that same concept over to the iPad, it falls flat considering the iPad doesn't have a main function to justify the fact that it can't do what this thing can do. It's not like it's supposed to be an MP3 Player like the iPod Touch, and it's not like it's supposed to be a phone like the iPhone. With it having no real purpose other than to be big, it's like "What is it?"
The HP Slate, however, is apparently a computer.
Can't Microsoft do what Apple did, and make a new user friendly mobile OS? The idea of Windows 7 as a table OS doesn't seem appealing to me, with the fact that you have to concern yourself with a lot of maintenance to keep it in peak performance, such as firewall configuration, anti virus software, printer setup, network setup, etc. The thing that makes Apples iPad so appealing is it's ridiculous ease of use. Microsoft could try, as they have more cash and could toss a few dollars to a team of developers. Maybe.
If you want to resize windows on a tablet you are dumb. If you think I am a sheep then I think you are a cow.
But you have to remember, it is running a full desktop OS. of course its going to be slower and take longer to boot. It's windows for crying out loud. Its not even very fast on a powerful machine, let alone a tablet... Give them a break. But I tend to agree with Apple, that the simplified OS is better for a tablet, and that a simplified OS may eventually be the common OS.
You people really don't know what the he'll you are talking about.
Windows in a tablet? Come on look how many problems windows has In a regular desktop or laptop and now look and Mac os and the IOS is based on the Mac OS.
Dude I change my windows 7 laptop for a MacBook pro and let me tell you IT IS THE BEST. THERE IS NO WAY I WOULD EVER COME BACK TO WINDOWS.
The only one reason why I didn't by an iPad was cuz I think its missing some features right now and knowing apple next year there will be another iPad and it's goin to brin a lot more features. That's when I will bulky the iPad. That's what I did when I got my 3G. The 3GS came out and there wasn't a lot new features only a little bit of speed and a little bit of battery bu now this year the iPhone 4 came out and I said hell yeah let me get it and now I have the iPhone 4 and I love it.
So people just forget abou windows and get into the new era cuz apple product is the only thing I see in the future
Prototype or not, that thing fails...hard. I seriously lmao at the ctr-alt-del button, that was ridiculous! I play with the iPad, and just laugh while all these other companies struggle (and fail for that matter) to catch up. Almost reminds me of another touch screen Apple product from a few years ago....
A while back I was thinking, when Apple introduced the iPad and other manufacturers were introducing their own tablets (Courier, among a few others that were cancelled), is it possible that those companies only introduced their products with the intent on canceling them in the future, while at th same time attempting to decrease mind share toasted the iPad? Just a wild thought....
I think we're all missing something fundamental here... Competition breeds innovation.
In the past, tablets haven't worked because the technology simply wasn't there - manufacturers tried to cram desktop technologies into smaller spaces. Just think about the way that mobile phones have changed - they've certainly evolved since the military style brick with an antenna that were around in the 80s. Manufacturers tweak and develop products to appeal to consumers, so we now have a vast array of choice.
Apple came into an existing market and grabbed armfuls of market share because their products work beautifully - now, they've revived (or created!) a market for the iPad and there will be copies. This isn't a bad thing. There are winners and losers in the mobile industry - innovation or death.
Apple will always remain a company that innovates - I saw an advert from the 80s that said that Apple's new Mac would change the world - I like to think that this is still their philosophy.
I think this and the upcoming releases from other companies are not going to be nearly successful as the iPad.
My wife had an android based phone for awhile and I hated it. I have no desire to even try any tablet running android. I have a laptop running windows 7 & and I could never imagine trying to use that on a tablet.
I am actually waiting to see the tablet that hp releases running webOS. I have a palm Pre and even though there was some hardware issues at it was a first generation device the OS is very nice and easy to use. Great Multitasking. I am interested to put that device and the iPad next to each other.
Well, well, well..if it isn't the return of Tebow........and you changed your name to Timbo? C'mon, you can do better than that. A douchbag like yourself could be way more creative.
Anyway, it's been a joy that you disappeared for a while. So, now you are back. And it took a devise like the HP Slate to do it. I know, the iPad is not a computer, no Flash, blah, blah, blah. For you to even comment on it without OWNING one lends to, can I say, your "doughiness".
That felt pretty good. Now, One Love.
I cannot find the article, but I thought HP had problems with a windows platform due to it being such a power hog, and hence the heating up of the product. That is on smaller products like a phone, or slate. That is why they want to develop the web os into some type of "pad" device to compete with iPad.
Seriously?? Have any of you done ANY research or at the minimum taken the time to realize that the two products are not in the same category. They both have a place in the market. I currently run Windows 7 on an older HP Tablet (TC1100) and it works great! Yes, I own an iPad... and I WILL be buying a Slate (Windows 7 Version)... Do some research... Then please give it all a little adult thought and realize that the HP Slate is going to be a great device for the business world. (Yes, for personal day to day... The iPad rocks... And I can't wait to get my Slate!)
Thank YOU for an objective review, criticisms & all! Usually all we get are cheap shots from Apple Fanbois.
I have an iPad but find it to be of little use, except for RDP'ing back to my desktop PC (and for games).
But I'm waiting for the HP Slate. I don't expect anything more than a modest Netbook with touchscreen capabilities, but that's what I want for getting work done!
And most importantly -- what about the Pen/Stylus. Can you use it while the end of your palm is touching the screen? (i.e., an active digitizer).. What's your experience with it?
This is what happens when you fall behind the curve. Apple is leading, so they only need to go as fast as necessary to keep ahead. They can test their next-gen and next-next-gen products very carefully and polish them before release. Everyone else, especially Microsoft, needs to go as fast as possible to try to catch up. And this is what happens. Beta-quality products get shipped, they suck, and only Apple looks good. Apple keeps winning the race.
@ A.J. - "But I'm waiting for the HP Slate." You should buy one the minute it's released. Instant classic, as in "collectors item." Could be worth money if you sell it to a technology museum in, like, 5 years. (Is that enough of a cheap shot for you? Or does it cut too close to the truth?) Oh, and one more thing. If you want to "get work done," just get a MacBook. Make us all proud.
Calgon, take me awayyyy.
Anyway, comment section madness aside, this product looks seems to have certain really important traits that I want. I wonder if it will also have some traits that are deal-breakers for me like the overheating that Chad mentioned. Long battery life is a must.
I'm already considering alternatives that might complement my existing tech but leave a smaller footprint (physically and financially).
In the end, I want to be able to view a Flash website quickly and easily. I want to be able to use convenient and FREE software without having to BUY an expensive app to run it...or worry about that app disappearing into the ether.
The idea of having Grooveshark, for instance, on a super small, portable, full pc that can do it all sounds damned good to me. What form-factor that might take is still up in the air, but I'm very open - even to the iPad, since I'm grandfathered into unlimited data.
@ timbo. Still waiting from a response from that douchbag.
@ sock rolid. Right on as usual.
I never cease being amazed at the emotional immaturity on both sides of the Apple vs Microsoft war, whatever the platform being discussed. I've owned an iPad for three months as well as a tablet PC (HP 2730p) and they are two very different camps with a little overlap. My iPad can do a fair amount of content creation with the right Apps and work-arounds, but that's just it, you have to do a lot of "bending" in an enterprise environment. Likewise, my tablet it much larger (3x in size and weight) and there is no touch navigation at all, but OneNote and complete MS Office compatibility trump the iPad in an enterprise network environment. I suspect the HP Slate, albeit slower, will provide the same functionality in the enterprise.
Do I like the iPad interface, speed, and long battery life - more than you will ever imagine. However, I get 80% of the same usablity out of my iPhone, while still having my full office experience at hand with the HP 2730p. Hopefully the Slate will help shed a few extra pounds and inches on that travel premium.
PS - every iFan dissing the ctrl-alt-del button HAS NEVER used Windows 7 - besides the essential need for logging on to a corporate network, it affords fast user switching, logging off, as well as the reset function you are laughing at. It is an essential in a corporate environment; something you'd know if you ever worked in one.
@dksmidtx - Thanks! I don't think I have ever read a more accurate description of the Apple Vs Microsoft camps! I am also a user of both and have always been amazed at as you said the "emotional immaturity" from people. I just hope every day that people will open their minds and realize that "their choice of platform" is not necessarily the "right one"... I make my living supporting both platforms and it has never ceased to amaze me when someone becomes a "convert" to one side or the other...The "ye doth protest too much" has always come to mind for me... There really is a place for both platforms and I do agree on everything you said. I must point out that for those Apple users out there who do exist in a corporate environment (Yes, there are a LOT!) A Citrix environment provides any functionality needed to turn the iPad into a powerhouse. From running a browser with Flash to even a full desktop if needed... BTW to Chad Garrett... Thank You very much for an honest and to the point review of a prototype of the HP Slate... Really no hidden agenda... Up front review of the device!!! Why oh why can't we all live in peace together:)
The HP Slate has wayyyyyyyyy to many button. Like 6?
The iPad has 4 (Home,Lock+Volumex2)
For the record, and I'm a little surprised by this comment in the article - but the Slate is 5.91" x 8.99" x 0.58" and weighs 1.5lbs. The iPad is 7.47" x 9.56" x 0.5" and weighs 1.5lbs.
That means that the Slate is 0.08" thicker than the iPad - not 2-3 times thicker and exactly the same weight.
As for hairstyles' comment on the number of buttons - seriously - 2 more buttons, that are flush with the sides that you don't really need to use - freaks you out that much?
jfelipe - I used to be a Mac developer - my stuff was even promoted on Apple's website - then I got tired of the crappy tools and weird attitudes and switched to Windows. Haven't regretted it a single day since. It's like moving out of your parents' basement into the real world.
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I wanted to inform you and the community that Onyx was laid to rest on August 6 at 10:49 a.m.
He had gotten really bad and his quality of life had dwindled tremendously.
I wanted to send a very special thank you to the Journal Scene for doing the story. Onyx was not able to use any of the funds from the Magic Bullet Fund, but he did raise quite a bit for the Fund and I hope that many other dogs can benefit from it.
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I'll start with some K-1 Max pictures as that is the shit right now.
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Wed., March 7^
vs. Milwaukee Admirals#
Allstate Arena
7 p.m.
Sat., March 10*
at Charlotte Checkers
Time Warner Cable Arena
6 p.m.
Sun., March 11*
at Charlotte Checkers
Time Warner Cable Arena
2 p.m.
^NBC NonStop
#Amtrak Rivalry
Visit chicagowolves.com for broadcast schedule, or to watch or listen to the action live online
The Wolves snapped a season-high-tying five-game winless streak on Sunday with a 4-1 win over Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City; the Wolves sit in second place in the Midwest Division with 67 points (31-22-2-3) and trail first-place Charlotte by three points, and travel to North Carolina for a pair of tilts against the Checkers on March 10 and 11.
--- Mark Mancari: Posted his second hat trick of the season and seventh of his career on Sunday ... Paces the Wolves and shares fifth in the AHL with 25 goals and ranks first on the team and is tied for 16th in the league with 48 points in 52 games this season ... Ranks first on Chicago and shares the league lead with seven game-winners this year ... The Wolves have posted an 8-0-0-0 mark in the last eight outings he has scored a goal
--- Eddie Lack: Notched 32 saves on 33 shots Sunday night to snap a three-game losing skid ... Has surrendered just 15 goals in his last 10 appearances, which includes two shutouts, and has posted a 1.49 goals-against average and .954 save percentage during that span (6-4-0) ... Ranks third in the league with a .926 save percentage and eighth in the AHL with a 2.31 goals-against average in 34 games this year (15-15-3)
--- Darren Haydar: Became the fourth player in Wolves history to record 100 career goals on Sunday ... His marker on Sunday was his first goal since Jan. 20, a span of 18 matchups ... Paces the Wolves with 29 assists and ranks second on the squad with 42 points in 53 contests this year ... Has tallied 296 points (100G, 196A) in 254 career games with the Wolves and is two points shy of tying Bob Nardella for fourth place on Chicago's all-time scoring register with 298 points
--- Andrew Gordon: Collected an assist in three games with the Wolves last week after being acquired in a trade by Vancouver from Anaheim on Feb. 27 ... Before joining the Wolves, he split the season between the Ducks and the AHL's Syracuse Crunch ... He posted five points (2G, 3A) in 37 NHL games with Anaheim and eight points (3G, 5A) in 19 AHL outings with Syracuse
--- The Wolves were perfect on the penalty kill for the 32nd time this year on Sunday as they killed off both of Oklahoma City's power-play attempts; Chicago ranks ninth in the AHL with an 84.3 efficiency rating on the penalty kill this season (186 of 223).
--- Chicago will play just six of its final 18 games this season on home ice, including one against Milwaukee on Wednesday; the Wolves have registered an 18-12-0-2 mark at the Allstate Arena and their 18 victories at home are one shy of the 19 wins they accrued at home last year.
--- The Wolves four-goal outburst on Sunday matched the four goals they had scored in their previous five contests combined; Chicago is averaging 2.78 goals per game this year, which shares 18th in the AHL.
--- Chicago notched at least one goal in all three periods on Sunday, the first time in six outings it has bagged at least one goal in each period of the game.
--- The Wolves bagged just their second power-play goal in their last 10 games on Sunday; Chicago ranks 30th in the league with a 13.8 efficiency rating on the power play this season (35 of 253).
--- Chicago loaned defenseman J.P. Testwuide to the Abbotsford Heat today; in addition, the Wolves received defenseman Jordan Henry on loan from the Calgary Flames.
--- The Chicago Wolves will host their third Wine Tasting fundraiser at Harry Caray's Restaurant, 10233 West Higgins Rd, in Rosemont, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 15. Players will join fans for an evening of appetizers and their favorite wine. Fans who are 21 and older can reserve seats for $55 each, but space is limited. For more information or to sign up, visit chicagowolves.com or call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
Sunday, March 4
(at) Chicago 4, Oklahoma City 1
--- The Wolves snapped a five-game winless streak by defeating the Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Barons 4-1 at the Allstate Arena
--- Right wing Mark Mancari posted his second hat trick of the year, while right wing Darren Haydar added a goal and an assist
--- Goaltender Eddie Lack notched 32 saves
Saturday, March 3
(at) Milwaukee 6, Chicago 0
--- The Wolves couldn't muster any firepower and lost 6-0 to the Milwaukee Admirals in an Amtrak Rivalry game at the Bradley Center
--- Wolves goaltender Matt Climie stopped 32 of 38 shots while Admirals netminder Jeremy Smith kicked out all 27 shots he faced
Wednesday, Feb. 29
San Antonio 2, (at) Chicago 1
--- The Wolves surrendered two third-period goals to the San Antonio Rampage and dropped their fourth straight game 2-1 at the Allstate Arena
--- Defenseman Yann Sauve potted the lone goal
--- Goaltender Eddie Lack made 28 saves on 30 shots