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Oct 20, 15:55
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Oct 19, 16:00
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Acer positive about Microsoft Surface Book release
Oct 13, 12:02
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Acer, Toshiba finishes RFQ for 2016 notebook orders
Oct 13, 12:00
Acer and Toshiba have recently finished their request for the quotation (RFQ) process for notebook orders for 2016 and Acer's orders for 15-inch notebooks, which account for the largest...
Acer sees healthy inventory level
Oct 13, 11:48
Acer's PC inventory is currently at a healthy level after aggressive moves to clear it in the past three months, and the company is expected to continue seeing growth in its education,...
MSI reports revenues for September 2015
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Acer pushing new business operation to achieve growth
Oct 12, 20:37
Acer is aggressively trying to find a new path within the PC market and has launched products such as gaming tablets and PCs, looking to stay away from price competition. In addition,...
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Oct 8, 16:04
Data Express, a Taiwan-based distributor for iPhone devices and other branded IT products, expects its sales to grow by a double-digit rate in the fourth quarter of 2015 as compared...
Notebook vendors see growing demand
Oct 6, 14:19
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ECS reports revenue growth for September 2015
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Taiwan market: Acer launches Predator products
Oct 1, 12:15
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Singapore PC market growth driven by mobile PCs in 1H15, says Gartner
Sep 29, 15:25
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Acer encouraging staff to transfer to BYOC business
Sep 29, 14:00
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Asustek takes 40% share in global gaming notebook shipments in 1H15
Sep 25, 12:33
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Acer expects 80% growth in 2-in-1 device shipments in 2015
Sep 22, 15:46
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Sep 21, 20:34
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Acer expects mid-range to high-end notebooks to account for 40% sales in 2016, says paper
Newswatch - Sep 21, 15:53
Acer is planning to increase its mid-range and high-end notebooks' proportion in overall sales to 40% in 2016, double from 2015. The move is expected to help raise Acer's notebook...
India PC market declines 13% in 2Q15, says Gartner
Sep 18, 15:12
The combined desktop-based and mobile PC market in India totaled nearly 2.2 million units in the second quarter of 2015, a 13% decrease over the second quarter of 2014, according...
Microsoft to unveil Windows 10 Mobile-based devices in October
Sep 17, 11:11
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Commentary: Taiwan notebook ODMs may not see profitability improve in 2H15
Sep 17, 11:05
The top-four Taiwan-based notebook ODMs all saw their profits decline significantly in the second quarter of 2015, and it still remains unclear if they can turn around in the second...
Stylus and 2-in-1 devices to see accelerated penetration in 2016
Sep 15, 15:21
Apple's release of the iPad Pro, Microsoft's Surface series and Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Note series are heating up the 2-in-1 device and stylus market. Sources from the upstream...
Taiwan IC design houses receive short lead-time orders
Sep 14, 21:18
Taiwan-based handset-use IC suppliers, which are offering solutions including application processors, LCD driver ICs, touchscreen controller ICs and analog chips, have landed an influx...
Digitimes Research: iPad Pro shipments to be less than 3 million units in 4Q15
Sep 14, 15:54
Apple introduced its largest iPad, the iPad Pro at its product launch conference in September; however, the device pairing with a keyboard and an iPad Pencil will make the overall...
Taiwan market: Huawei launches MediaPad M2 8.0 tablet
Sep 14, 15:19
Huawei has launched its new connected MediaPad M2 8.0 tablet in Taiwan. The tablet is priced at NT$9,900 (US$305) and will be available at retail outlets of Chunghwa Telecom (CHT),...
Asustek sees 18% on-month growth in August revenues
Sep 10, 16:14
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Supply chain conservative about Apple iPad Pro
Sep 10, 12:25
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Sep 9, 16:00
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Malaysia smartphone and tablet market remains firm amidst GST implementation and weakening Ringgit in 1H15, says IDC
Sep 8, 16:05
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MSI facing tough competition from first-tier notebook vendors in gaming sector in 2H15
Sep 8, 15:42
Facing competitors such as Acer and Asustek Computer who are starting to expand into the gaming notebook market, Micro-Star International (MSI), which had been performing well in...
Digitimes Research: Top notebook vendors and ODMs see over 10% on-month shipment growth in August
Sep 8, 14:06
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Notebook retailers in Europe having difficulty clearing inventory
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The Nike FlyKnit Lunar 2 shoes are the latest FlyKnit offering from Nike and update the previous version of the shoe, first announced in 2013, with a couple of new tweaks.
We joined Nike at its London Nike Town store on Oxford Circus for a quick 7km run through Regent's Park to find out what the shoe was like and whether it should be your next running shoe.
The FlyKnit Lunar 2 is best seen as a shoe that sits between the company's Free range and its more traditional Lunar Glide range, but with the new FlyKnit upper.
The new shoes have just landed on the shelves at Nike in the UK and come in five different colours. We ran in the incredibly bright luminous green and blue offering which certainly helped us stand out in the dark, wet London night on which we tried them.
New to the shoe this time around is an improvement to the laces, and a better sole layout that promises more grip. In our run, the shoes gave us a very firm and supportive ride with a hard heel, but a very flexible and soft front foot area.
That meant that while it offered plenty of support, it was a much harder (and for us, more enjoyable) run than the Lunar Glide 5s provides: we've always felt they deliver a very soft slipper like experience.
As with previous FlyKnit shoes from Nike, the experience is a very snug one, but not one that is overly tight as we've found with the Adidas Boost for example.
For extra support and comfort you can opt to have the shoe steamed to fit you perfectly at a Nike store, but on this occasion we weren't able to do that before our run.
On the run, across mostly street pavements, the road, and the odd bit of grass, the experience was a good one. As an aside, we have been running quite a bit in the Nike Free recently.
The FlyKnit upper is incredibly light and airy, but we found it was prone to letting in water (we ended up with a very wet right foot after badly timing a few puddles), but could see in drier conditions the lack of waterproofing not being an issue.
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Our run was short, and our time therefore not as long as we would have liked, leaving us with plenty of questions - like how quickly the grip will wear off and how well they will cope with the weather.
If the next 70km is as good as the first 7km, however, the Nike FlyKnit Lunar 2 shoes should make for a good pair of training shoes if you are looking for something light, but supportive.
It won't get you as close to the road as the Nike Free, but you should find that they'll be a lot more comfortable if you plan to pound the pavement morning after night after morning.
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The self-titled Boz Scaggs album recorded at Fame Studios, Muscle Shoals, Alabama in 1969 is lifted on the wings of Duane Allman's incredible guitar playing.
While the songs are adequate, and the singer somewhat less so, Allman's is an incendiary presence which lights this album up. He totally owns it.
There is such a variety of sound here, from hillbilly dobro, pedal-steel country, to southern soul and blues, this is is a truly great album.
The emotion depth of the playing sets this apart from most other work of its era.
His work here displays just how much he had progessed in a short time and the level of expression he was able to achieve before his early death in a motorcycle accident aged 24.
The Allman Brothers' Fillimore East had always been the standard upon which to judge his other performances, but each new session with a variety of artists added another dimension to his playing.
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ALBANY, N.Y., Aug. 8, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Auto/Mate Dealership Systems (http://www.automate.com) is celebrating its fortieth anniversary as a leader in dealership management system (DMS) technology. Auto/Mate was originally developed as an F&I system and was introduced to auto dealerships by Wang Laboratories in 1974. Over the past forty years Auto/Mate has evolved into one of the industry's premier DMS solutions and has twice been voted the "highest rated" DMS in the Driving Sales Dealer Satisfaction Awards.
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"Many auto dealers don't realize that Auto/Mate was an established technology solution long before any other DMS provider; even ADP and Reynolds who were just service bureaus at that time," said Mike Esposito, President and CEO of Auto/Mate Dealership Systems.
In the 1960s IBM was one of the only companies that sold computers, but the computers were large mainframes that filled an entire room and were not practical solutions for small businesses. In the early 1970s Wang Laboratories, Digital Equipment and Data General introduced "mini computers" about the size of a table, and began to market them to businesses. Wang was the leader in word processing computers and wanted to expand into different markets. Wang identified the dealership market as ripe for computerization and introduced the first in-house F&I system that did all the financial calculations and printed all the forms. Wang called their in-house F&I system Auto/Mate. What soon followed was the addition of an integrated accounting module that allowed the deals to be electronically sent to accounting and booked. This was something completely unheard of at that time. At one point in the 1970's, of all the dealerships that had a computer system in house, 70% of them had Wang computers running Auto/Mate. In fact one of the colloquialisms in the dealership market at that time, when working a deal, was to "Wang-it"!
When Wang Laboratories closed its doors in 1992, the lead developer of the Auto/Mate F&I system acquired the rights to the technology and started Auto/Mate Dealership Systems. Shortly after, Esposito started with Auto/Mate as a sales representative, was soon promoted to Vice President of Sales & Marketing, and became the President and CEO in 2005 when the company was sold to a private investor.
Under Esposito's guidance, Auto/Mate's software development team has evolved the system into a cutting-edge, full-featured DMS solution currently in use by more than 1,100 auto dealerships nationwide. Today Auto/Mate's DMS is user friendly and the company is known for having the best customer support and the highest level of customer satisfaction in the industry. Auto/Mate's policy of hiring employees who have experience working in car dealerships ensures that the developers and support staff know exactly what auto dealer employees are dealing with on a daily basis.
"We're really proud that Auto/Mate's product and the company has been around this long, and we will continue to focus on doing one thing: being the top DMS for customer satisfaction in the industry," said Esposito.
About Auto/Mate
Auto/Mate Dealership Systems is a leading provider of dealership management system (DMS) software to retail automotive dealerships, typically saving dealers thousands of dollars per month from their current provider. Our Automotive Management Productivity Suite (AMPS) is a user-friendly, feature-rich DMS in use by more than 1,100 auto dealers nationwide. Auto/Mate received the "Highest Rated DMS for Customer Satisfaction" in 2012 and 2013 in the annual Driving Sales Dealer Satisfaction Awards.
This is a testament to the more than 900 years of Auto/Mate employees' combined experience working in franchised auto dealerships, the foundation of its "Designed By Car People For Car PeopleTM" slogan. Auto/Mate is committed to winning their customers' business each and every month, which is why they require no long-term contracts, free software upgrades for life and free training for life. For more information visit www.automate.com, follow them on Twitter @AutoMateDMS and subscribe to their blog at http://blog.automate.com.
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I was taken a back when I saw canned sloppy joe sauce priced at $2.50. The sauce would barely be enough for 4 people and you still needed to add browned ground beef or turkey. This recipe includes the meat and sauce for only $2.00 and takes slightly longer to make than when you use the prepared sauce. Add 50 cents or so for bread or hamburger buns. Kids love them!
- 1 pound turkey
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1/2 green pepper, diced
- 1/2 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1/4 cup vinegar
- 2 T. Worcestershire sauce
- 2 t. honey
- 2 t. prepared mustard
In a medium skillet over medium-high heat, brown turkey with onion and green pepper. Mix remaining ingredients in small bowl. Add to skillet. Heat until thickened to desired consistency. Serve over large slice of bread or over hamburger buns. Makes 4 generous servings.
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"Here I Am" is the monumental new novel from Jonathan Safran Foer. Unfolding over four tumultuous weeks, in present-day Washington, D.C., "Here I Am" is the story of a fracturing family in a moment of crisis. As Jacob and Julia and their three sons are forced to confront the distances between the lives they think they want and the lives they are living, a catastrophic earthquake sets in motion a quickly escalating conflict in the Middle East. Showcasing the same high-energy inventiveness, hilarious irreverence, and emotional urgency that readers and critics loved in his earlier work, "Here I Am" is Foer's most searching, hard-hitting, and grandly entertaining novel yet. Jonathan will be joined in conversation by Academy Award-winning actress Natalie Portman.
This program will take place at Congregation Beth Elohim. General admission is $10; CBE/BPL-member admission is $7. Tickets may be used for a $7 discount on (1) copy of "Here I Am" on the night of the program. Book Bundles come with free admission. All books available for pickup or purchase at the program.
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Healthcare reform items for safety committees to review
Hospital Safety Insider, May 13, 2010
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As the initial waves of the newly passed healthcare reform law begin to ripple out, safety committee members should consider how the changes could affect EC and occupational health concerns.
"To the extent you believe the healthcare reform law will increase the demand for services, it could certainly have the effect in the near term of straining the resources of hospitals … [and] that would affect [managers] who are overseeing the safety and health of employees," says Bradford Hammock, partner at Jackson Lewis, LLP, a law firm in Reston, VA, where he heads the workplace safety compliance practice group.
The law will provide coverage to about 32 million uninsured people and offer tax credits to about 4 million small businesses to help cover the cost of insurance for their employees.
According to experts and industry observers we talked to, the following three reform-related areas may be worth adding to your next safety committee meeting agenda:
Monitoring more patients and visitors. When it comes to the physical security of hospital buildings and the well-being of workers, healthcare reform may bring increased traffic into the nation's EDs.
EDs are among the top locations in medical centers for violence between patients and staff, generally because EDs act as funnels into the rest of the facility. "You have overcrowded emergency rooms right now," says James Blair, FACHE, president and CEO at the Center for Healthcare Emergency Readiness in Nashville. "You're going to make 30 million people eligible [for insurance]. They won't be coming hat in hand."
In other words, someone who is accepting charity medical care is likely to have patience while waiting in an ER.
But when people believe they have a right to medical care—"and that's what the rhetoric has led everyone to believe, that everyone in America is covered," Blair says—some individuals may be difficult to physically control when they find out at the ER that they have to wait until certain provisions for covering the uninsured kick in over the next four years.
That dilemma puts ER nurses, physicians, and security officers on the battleground of dealing with potentially upset, confused, or even violent patients who don't fully understand the healthcare reform laws passed in March.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (April 15, 2014) - Tuesday night's game between the Winston-Salem Dash and the Frederick Keys at BB&T Ballpark has been postponed due to unplayable field conditions. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Wednesday, with the opener of the twin bill set for 11 a.m.
Both games on Wednesday will be seven-inning contests, with a break of approximately 30 minutes in between games.
Tickets from Tuesday's game may be exchanged for tickets of equal or lesser value for any remaining Dash regular season home game during the 2014 season, excluding the Fourth of July game. This includes the Dash's four other All-You-Can-Eat Nights: May 27, June 10, July 22 and August 19.
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Gates will open at 10 a.m. for Wednesday's game. Please call the Winston-Salem Dash office with any ticket questions at (336) 714-2287. Both of Wednesday's games will be broadcast at wsdash.com/broadcast.
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