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IFA 2015: Lenovo Introduces YOGA Tablet Series 3 Featuring Tab 3 Pro 10
Subject: Mobile | September 2, 2015 - 07:00 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: YOGA Tab 3, yoga, x5-Z8500, Tab 3 Pro, pico projector, Lenovo, IFA 2015, Dolby Atmos
Lenovo's newest Yoga tablets have arrived boasting some serious entertainment cred. The main event is the YOGA Tab 3 Pro 10, a 10.1" Android device with a 2560x1600 display, built-in 70-inch projector, and Dolby Atmos digital surround (!).
It makes sense that Lenovo would have tailored their Android-powered Yoga 3 tablets for entertainment as tablets are often used for content consumption at home or on the go. But I wouldn't have imagined Dolby Atmos (the new surround tech that adds vertical sounds to the mix) to find its way into a tablet, let alone one that will retail for $499. And let's not forget about what Lenovo is calling a world first, that 70-inch rotating projector!
While there was no listed resolution for the projector I don't think it's full HD (likely 480p).
What about the rest of the tablet? It's powered by an Intel Atom x5-Z8500 quad-core processor, a 14 nm Cherry Trail part that features Intel HD graphics (up to 600 MHz) with 12 Execution Units which should help contend with the large 2560x1600 display resolution for GPU-intensive applications.
- 10.1-inch 2560x1600 IPS display
- Intel Atom (Cherry Trail) x5-Z8500
- 2GB LPDDR3 memory
- 16 GB or 32 GB onboard storage
- MicroSD slot (up to 128 GB)
- Rotating 70" Pico Projector, 50 nits, Digital Focus, Gesture Control
- 4x front-facing speakers, Dolby Atmos 3D Surround Sound
- Rear camera: 13 MP Auto Focus, Front camera: 5MP Auto Focus
- 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth® 4.0, Optional 4G LTE (select countries)
- Android 5.1 Lollipop
What kind of battery life can we expect? Thanks to a massive 10200 mAh battery the Yoga Pro 3 10" should last up to 18 hours, according to Lenovo. Pricing starts at $499 for the Wi-Fi version and $599 for the LTE model.
Rounding out the lineup are the non-pro YOGA Tab 3 8-inch and 10.1-inch models. These versions retain the Dolby Atmos audio and will be offered in LTE versions, but have considerably lower specs (identical for both other than battery):
- 8-inch 1280x800 IPS display
- Qualcomm Quad-Core 1.3GHz (APQ8009)
- 1 GB RAM, 16 GB internal storage
- MicroSD slot (up to 128 GB)
- 8MP AF Rotatable camera
- 2x front-facing large-chamber speakers
- Dolby Atmos 3D Surround Sound
- Lenovo AnyPen Technology
- Bluetooth 4.0, Optional 4G LTE (select countries)
- Android 5.1 Lollipop
Batteries are 6200 mAh for the 8-inch providing up to 20 hours, and 8400 mAh providing up to 18 hours for the 10.1-inch version. The 8-inch version will start at $169 for Wi-Fi only and $199 for LTE, and the 10-inch version will be $199 for Wi-Fi only and $249 for LTE.
Availability for the new YOGA Tab series was not immediately available and will be updated when announced.
ASUS Announces ROG GX700 Gaming Notebook that's Water Cooled
Subject: Mobile | September 2, 2015 - 11:00 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: ROG, notebook, ifa, gx700, gaming notebook, gaming laptop, asus
IFA is turning out to be an odd place full of weird announcements focused on PC gaming and enthusiasts rather than just mobile phones and electronics. ASUS has gone in the completely opposite direction today, announcing not just a series of gaming notebooks but a new series that is water cooled. I'm not making that up.
That is the new ASUS ROG (Republic of Gamers) GX700 series of gaming notebooks, coming in the 4th quarter of 2015. Looking for a price? You won't find it here but you will find a lot of interesting technology. This is what ASUS claims about the GX700:
- All-new flagship gaming laptop
- 4K 17-inch display
- Water-cooling system with pump/radiator
- Mobile K-series CPU with overclocking
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX graphics (TBD)
A 4K screen in a 17-inch form factor is going to...have exceptionally small pixels. Clearly this is going to need quite a bit of Windows-based text and format scaling to make sure the desktop experience is usable. ASUS is using the new K-series Skylake processor that is unlocked and allows for overclocking in the same way you do so in the desktop market.
Oh, and what's this? An unannounced mobile GeForce GTX GPU? I doubt this is anything more than a currently shipping Maxwell GPU with some additional horsepower behind it, possibly more closely matching performance of the desktop GTX 980 Ti.
And of course, let's talk about the water cooling system. I asked for more details but ASUS wasn't budging. Clearly if you market this as a notebook there has to be portability to the device so expect that large portion that is front in center in the above picture to detach with quick connections to the notebook housing. That large external base will likely hold the pump, radiator, reservoir and even some docking functions like display connections, USB, etc. With water cooling and an unlocked Skylake processor you should expect some impressive overclocking capability considering the form factor!
I would assume that if you disconnect the machine to take on the road without the water cooling base the hardware would run at slower speeds with normal in-case fans as we see with other designs on the market today.
This sound amazing, crazy and kind of senseless, but I need to try it right away. Expect to pay top dollar for something like this especially considering the component cost of the screen, CPU, GPU, etc. not to mention the specific engineering for the new housing and design. I'll keep my eyes out for more information on the ASUS ROG GX700!
IFA 2015: ASUS Introduces ROG G752 Gaming Notebook with 4K and Skylake
Subject: Systems, Mobile | September 2, 2015 - 11:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Skylake, ROG, Republic of Gamers, notebooks, laptops, IFA 2015, gaming notebook, gaming laptop, G752, asus, 4k
ASUS has announced the newest addition to their Republic of Gamers (ROG) gaming laptop lineup, the G752. What's new? ASUS offers these bullet points:
- All-new chassis with new design theme
- New plasma copper, armor titanium and lava red color
- Intel Skylake platform
- NVIDIA graphics up to a GTX 980M 8GB
- Optional 4K display
- Thunderbolt 3.0 technology
- Gaming keyboard with anti-ghosting 30-key rollover with 2.5mm long-travel keys
The high-end model is the ROG G752VY, which boasts these specs:
- 17.3" AG FHD IPS LED backlit display (1920x1080) with G-SYNC / 17.3" AG UHD IPS LED backlit display (3840x2160) with G-SYNC
- Intel Core i7-6700HQ / i7-6820HK Processor (TBD)
- Mobile Intel CM236 Chipset
- DDR4 2133 MHz memory up to 64 GB
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M GPU with 4 GB / 8 GB GDDR5
- DVD Super-Multi / Blu-ray combo / Blu-ray writer
- Built-in HD camera and array mic
- (WxDxH) 428 mm X 334 mm X 23~53 mm, 4.38 Kg (with 8-cell battery)
With the option of a 4K display and some serious specs the G752VY covers the bases for a desktop-replacement gaming powerhouse, topping the list of new laptops.
Sitting below the G752VY is the G752VT (yes this is a different laptop, though you could easily mistake the "T" for the other model name's "Y"), and this 17.3" laptop differs in GPU selection with the GTX 970M and is only offered with a FHD 1920x1080 IPS display. Rounding out the lineup is the G752VL which has the GeForce GTX 965M GPU, and is otherwise virtually identical.
These new gaming laptops will be available in Q4, and pricing starts at $1499.
IFA 2015: Acer Aspire V Notebook Series Gets Skylake and Advanced Wi-Fi
Subject: Systems, Mobile | September 2, 2015 - 10:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: V Nitro, Skylake, NVMe, nvidia, notebook, mu-mimo, laptop, IFA 2015, geforce, aspire V, acer
Acer's updated V Nitro notebook series has been announced, and the notebooks have received the newest Intel mobile processors and have been fully updated with the latest connectivity some advanced wireless tech.
The Aspire V 13
"The refreshed Aspire V Nitro Series notebooks and Aspire V 13 support the latest USB 3.1 Type-C port, while 'Black Edition' Aspire V Nitro models support Thunderbolt 3, which brings Thunderbolt to USB Type-C at speeds up to 40Gbps. All models include Qualcomm VIVE 2x2 802.11ac Wi-Fi with Qualcomm MU | EFX MU-MIMO technology."
MU-MIMO devices are just starting to hit the market and the tech promises to eliminate bottlenecks when multiple devices are in use on the same network – with compatible adapters/routers, that is.
The Aspire V 15 Nitro
What kind of hardware will be offered? Here's a brief overview:
- 6th Gen Intel Core processors
- Up to 32GB DDR4 system memory
- NVIDIA GeForce graphics
- (SATA) SSD/SSHD/HDD storage options
- Touchscreen option added for the 15-inch model
Additionally, the "Black Edition" models offer a 4K 100% Adobe RGB display option, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M up to 4GB, NVMe SSDs, and something called "AeroBlade" thermal exhaust, which Acer said has "the world's thinnest metallic blades of just 0.1mm thin, which are stronger and quieter".
The Aspire V 17 Nitro
Pricing will start at $599 for the V Nitro 13, $999 for the V Nitro 15, and $1099 for the V Nitro 17. All versions will be available in the U.S. in October.
IFA 2015: Lenovo Announces ThinkPad Yoga 260 and 460 2-in-1 Laptops
Subject: Systems, Mobile | September 2, 2015 - 07:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: YOGA 460, YOGA 260, ultrabook, thinkpad yoga, skylake-u, Lenovo, laptop, IFA 2015, 2-in-1
The newest versions of the ThinkPad Yoga are here, and these updated models feature the latest Intel 6th Gen Core (Skylake-U) mobile processors while retaining the trademark 360-degree hinge.
First up we have the ThinkPad Yoga 260, the 12.5-inch variant. This is the original form-factor from the ThinkPad Yoga S1, and while screen size and resolution options haven't changed virtually everything else about this new laptop has.
The Yoga 260 makes use of the newest Intel CPUs from Core i3 to i7, and unlike that first TP Yoga S1 this uses DIMMs which creates the possibility of upgrading after purchase – but that probably won't be necessary as the configuration options allow for a very powerful system:
- 12.5-inch multi-touch display with 1366x768 or 1920x1080 resolution
- Intel Core i3-6100U, i5-6200U, i5-6300U, i7-6500U, i7-6600U processors
- Up to 16 GB DDR4 DIMM
- Up to 512 GB SSD
- Integrated Intel Graphics
- 720p HD Webcam
- WiGig, Bluetooth® 4.1, WiFi Combo Card, SCR, LTE-A
- 2x USB 3.0, Mini DisplayPort, HDMI, OneLink+ and microSD ports
- Battery life up to 10 hours
- Windows 10 / Windows 7
The ThinkPad Yoga 260 starts at 2.9 lbs and will be offered in both black and silver finishes. We will update with pricing/availability when available.
Next there is the 14-inch version, the ThinkPad Yoga 460.
The specs for the larger version of the new ThinkPad Yoga are a little more business-oriented than the 260 with an anti-glare screen option, DDR3L memory, and standard HDD storage available, and the 460 also adds a discrete GPU option:
- 14-inch multi-touch display with 1920x1080 (glossy or anti-glare) or 2560x1440 (glossy) resolution
- Up to 6th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processors
- Up to 8 GB DDR3L
- Up to 1TB HDD, 256 GB SSD
- Integrated Intel Graphics or NVIDIA GeForce 940M 2GB
- 720p HD Webcam
- WiGig, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi Combo Card, 802.11ac WLAN, WWAN Connectors
- 3x USB 3.0, Mini DisplayPort, HDMI, OneLink+, 4-in-1 Media Card Slot
- Battery life up to 10 hours
- Windows 10
The Yoga 460 is constructed from a carbon fiber material and starts at 3.9 lbs, and will also be offered with either a black or silver finish. We'll update with pricing/availability information for this one as well when it's announced.
IFA 2015: Lenovo Introduces New ideapad Notebook Lineup
Subject: Systems, Mobile | September 2, 2015 - 07:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: nvidia, notebooks, Lenovo, laptops, Intel Skylake, Intel Braswell, IFA 2015, ideapad 500S, ideapad 300S, ideapad 100S, Ideapad, gtx, APU, amd
Lenovo has unveiled their reinvented their ideapad (now all lowercase) lineup at IFA 2015 in Berlin, and the new laptops feature updated processors including Intel Braswell and Skylake, as well as some discrete AMD and NVIDIA GPU options.
At the entry-level price-point we find the ideapad 100S which does not contain one of the new Intel chips, instead running an Intel Atom Z3735F CPU and priced accordingly at just $189 for the 11.6" version and $259 for the 14" model. While low-end specs (2GB RAM, 32GB/64GB eMMC storage, 1366x768 screen) aren't going to blow anyone away, these at least provide a Windows 10 alternative to a Chromebook at about the same cost, and to add some style Lenovo is offering the laptop in four colors: blue, red, white, and silver.
Moving up to the 300S we find a 14" laptop (offered in red, black, or white) with Intel Pentium Braswell processors up to the quad-core N3700, and the option of a FHD 1920x1080 display. Memory and storage options will range up to 8GB DDR3L and up to either 256GB SSD or 1TB HDD/SSHD. At 0.86" thick the 300S weighs 2.9 lbs, and prices will start at $479.
A lower-cost ideapad 300, without the "S" and with more basic styling, will be available in sizes ranging from 14" to 17" and prices starting between $399 and $549 for their respective models. A major distinction will be the inclusion of both Braswell and Intel 6th Gen Skylake CPUs, as well at the option of a discrete AMD GPU (R5 330M).
Last we have the ideapad 500S, available in 13.3", 14", and 15.6" versions. With Intel 6th Gen processors up to Core i7 like the 300S, these also offer optional NVIDIA GPUs (GTX 920M for the 13.3", 940M for the 14"+) and up to FHD screen resolution. Memory and storage options range up to 8GB DDR3L and up to either 256GB SSD or 1TB HDD/SSHD, and the 500S is a bit thinner and lighter than the 300S, with the 13.3" version 0.76" thick and 3.4 lbs, moving up to 0.81" and 4.6 lbs with the 15.6" version.
A non-S version of the ideapad 500 will also be available, and this will be the sole AMD CPU representative with the option of an all-AMD solution powered by up to the A10-7300 APU, or a combination of R7 350M graphics along with 6th Gen Intel Core processors. 14" and 15" models will be available starting at $399 for the APU model and $499 with an Intel CPU.
All of the new laptops ship with Windows 10 as Microsoft's newest OS arrived just in time for the back-to-school season.
What, no ethernet?!? ASUS trims the ZenBook UX305
Subject: Mobile | August 27, 2015 - 07:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: asus, ZenBook UX305
That is correct, the 12mm thick Zenbook UX305 from ASUS does not have a LAN port, it is wireless or nothing for this ultrabook. It does have three USB 3.0 ports, a micro HDMI, a 3.5mm jack for audio and an SD card reader so you will be able to use some wired peripherals with this ultramobile device. At a mere 1.2 kg the machine is very light and with a M-5Y10 which can clock between 800MHz up to 2GHz with Turbo Boost it will run when you need it and be gentle on your battery when you do not. KitGuru has posted a review of the UX305 here.
"The ZenBook UX305 is the latest Ultrabook offering from Asus. When I last reviewed one of their products – the hybrid T300 Chi – it greatly impressed me. The UX305 is a similar device, with a Core M processor, 8GB RAM and another SanDisk M.2 SSD. This time, however, it is a conventional laptop, and is priced at £649.95."
Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- Asus ZenBook UX305 @ The Inquirer
- Vodafone Smart Prime 6 Smartphone @ Kitguru
- Galaxy Note 5 vs S6 @ The Inquirer
- Wileyfox Swift hands-on @ The Inquirer
- SISWOO C55 Longbow Smartphone Review @ Madshrimps
The Dell Venue 10 7000 Series tablet features a stunning 10.5" OLED screen and is designed to mate perfectly with the optional keyboard. So how does it perform as both a laptop and a tablet? Read on for the full review!
To begin with I will simply say the keyboard should not be an optional accessory. There, I've said it. As I used the Venue 10 7000, which arrived bundled with the keyboard, I was instantly excited about this design. The Venue 10 is a device that is as remarkable for its incredible screen as much as any other feature, but once coupled with the magnetically attached keyboard becomes something more - and quite different than existing implementations of the transforming tablet. More than a simple accessory the keyboard felt like it was really a part of the device when connected, and made it feel like a real laptop.
I'm getting way ahead of myself here so let's go back to the beginning, and back to a world where one might consider purchasing this tablet by itself. At $499 for the 16GB model you might reasonably ask how it compares to the identically-priced Apple iPad Air 2. Well, most of the comparison is going to be software/app related as the Venue 10 7000 is running Android 5.1 Lollipop, and of course the iPad runs iOS. The biggest difference between these tablets (besides the keyboard integration) becomes the 10.5-inch, 2560x1600 OLED screen, and oh what a screen it is!
Continue reading our review of the Dell Venue 10 7000 convertible tablet!!
A third primary processor
As the Hot Chips conference begins in Cupertino this week, Qualcomm is set to divulge another set of information about the upcoming Snapdragon 820 processor. Earlier this month the company revealed details about the Adreno 5xx GPU architecture, showcasing improved performance and power efficiency while also adding a new Spectra 14-bit image processor. Today we shift to what Qualcomm calls the "third pillar in the triumvirate of programmable processors" that make up the Snapdragon SoC. The Hexagon DSP (digital signal processor), introduced initially by Qualcomm in 2004, has gone through a massive architecture shift and even programmability shift over the last 10 years.
Qualcomm believes that building a balanced SoC for mobile applications is all about heterogeneous computing with no one processor carrying the entire load. The majority of the work that any modern Snapdragon processor must handle goes through the primary CPU cores, the GPU or the DSP. We learned about upgrades to the Adreno 5xx series for the Snapdragon 820 and we are promised information about Kryo CPU architecture soon as well. But the Hexagon 600-series of DSPs actually deals with some of the most important functionality for smartphones and tablets: audio, voice, imaging and video.
Interestingly, Qualcomm opened up the DSP to programmability just four years ago, giving developers the ability to write custom code and software to take advantages of the specific performance capabilities that the DSP offers. Custom photography, videography and sound applications could benefit greatly in terms of performance and power efficiency if utilizing the QC DSP rather than the primary system CPU or GPU. As of this writing, Qualcomm claims there are "hundreds" of developers actively writing code targeting its family of Hexagon processors.
The Hexagon DSP in Snapdragon 820 consists of three primary partitions. The main compute DSP works in conjunction with the GPU and CPU cores and will do much of the heavy lifting for encompassed workloads. The modem DSP aids the cellular modem in communication throughput. The new guy here is the lower power DSP in the Low Power Island (LPI) that shifts how always-on sensors can communicate with the operating system.
Qualcomm Introduces Adreno 5xx Architecture for Snapdragon 820
Subject: Graphics Cards, Processors, Mobile | August 12, 2015 - 11:30 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: snapdragon 820, snapdragon, siggraph 2015, Siggraph, qualcomm, adreno 530, adreno
Despite the success of the Snapdragon 805 and even the 808, Qualcomm's flagship Snapdragon 810 SoC had a tumultuous lifespan. Rumors and stories about the chip and an inability to run in phone form factors without overheating and/or draining battery life were rampant, despite the company's insistence that the problem was fixed with a very quick second revision of the part. There are very few devices that used the 810 and instead we saw more of the flagship smartphones uses the slightly cut back SD 808 or the SD 805.
Today at Siggraph Qualcomm starts the reveal of a new flagship SoC, Snapdragon 820. As the event coinciding with launch is a graphics-specific show, QC is focusing on a high level overview of the graphics portion of the Snapdragon 820, the updated Adreno 5xx architecture and associated designs and a new camera image signal processor (ISP) aiming to improve quality of photos and recording on our mobile devices.
A modern SoC from Qualcomm features many different processors working in tandem to impact the user experience on the device. While the only details we are getting today focus around the Adreno 530 GPU and Spectra ISP, other segments like connectivity (wireless), DSP, video processing and digital signal processing are important parts of the computing story. And we are well aware that Qualcomm is readying its own 64-bit processor architecture for the Kryo CPU rather than implementing the off-the-shelf cores from ARM used in the 810.
We also know that Qualcomm is targeting a "leading edge" FinFET process technology for SD 820 and though we haven't been able to confirm anything, it looks very like that this chip will be built on the Samsung 14nm line that also built the Exynos 7420.
But over half of the processing on the upcoming Snapdragon 820 fill focus on visual processing, from graphics to gaming to UI animations to image capture and video output, this chip's die will be dominated by high performance visuals.
Qualcomm's lists of target goals for SD 820 visuals reads as you would expect: wanting perfection in every area. Wouldn't we all love a phone or tablet that takes perfect photos each time, always focusing on the right things (or everything) with exceptional low light performance? Though a lesser known problem for consumers, having accurate color reproduction from capture, through processing and to the display would be a big advantage. And of course, we all want graphics performance that impresses and a user interface that is smooth and reliable while enabling NEW experience that we haven't even thought of in the mobile form factor. Qualcomm thinks that Snapdragon 820 will be able to deliver on all of that.
Continue reading about the new Adreno 5xx architecture!!
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Each year during the annual AEA International Convention & Trade Show, two prestigious awards are presented: the AEA Member of the Year, which honors an individual from an AEA member repair station; and the AEA Associate Member of the Year, which honors a manufacturer, distributor or service provider.
The winners of each award are recognized by their peers for their service and participation in the general aviation industry and in the association.
AEA members are encouraged to honor fellow AEA members by taking a few moments to vote.
Quint DeGroot was born in July 1963 in Orange City, Iowa. Interestingly, DeGroot's name, Quint, means fifth born, and he was the fifth child.
DeGroot has always been fascinated with airplanes and flying. He remembers looking through his uncle's copy of "Trade-A-Plane" and dreaming about the airplane he would fly someday. At the young age of 8, he began working for his dad in his insulation business. DeGroot was able to reach the tiny spaces in the attics that others couldn't reach. DeGroot used the money he earned working for his father to begin flying lessons at the age of 15. He received his private pilot's license when he was 23. He has a multi-engine instrument rating with 4,300 hours. He is currently the proud owner of a 1963 Twin Comanche, named the Jane Ellen II, after his wife, Jane Ellen.
Two days after graduating from high school in 1982, DeGroot joined the U.S. Army. His military occupational specialty was a CH-47 helicopter mechanic. DeGroot believes it's the greatest helicopter ever made. He was stationed with the 101st Airborne from 1983 to 1984. He received his air assault qualification with the 101st.
In October 1983, just three months after marrying his high school sweetheart, he was sent to Korea to finish time with the Army. DeGroot spent 13 months as a flight engineer with the 213th Black Cats at Camp Humphries, South Korea.
After his discharge from the Army in 1985, DeGroot attended the Spartan College of Aeronautics where he received an associate degree in avionics and instruments in 1987.
DeGroot's first job, upon completion of his degree, was at Eagle Aviation, a small shop in Minnesota. He worked there three years until he accepted a job from Bill Hemme, owner of Spencer Avionics in Spencer, Iowa. In December 1998, Hemme informed his employees he had sold the shop unless one of his employees was interested in buying it. DeGroot had three days to determine if it was possible to find financing to purchase the business. Two weeks later, he found a good banker. In February 1999, he became the proud new owner of Spencer Avionics.
Business was good until Sept. 11, 2001. DeGroot recalls his drive into work that day and hearing the news report and thinking an airplane doesn't run into a building on a clear day. He called his wife and told her something bad happened. Planes were grounded at that time, thus hurting the aviation industry.
Not even a month after the attacks of 9/11, AEA President Paula Derks called DeGroot and said the AEA was looking for a small shop owner to testify before Congress about the effects the attacks had on small business in the aviation industry. DeGroot thought Derks wanted a recommendation; he didn't realize she was asking him to be that voice. On Oct. 11, 2001, DeGroot represented small shops before Congress and explained how the airspace shutdown had severely hampered aviation businesses, and he asked Congress to open the airspace to international business jets and asked for low-interest loans for shops to assist them in getting through this time.
DeGroot served two years on the AEA's board of directors. He regularly attends the AEA International Convention & Trade Show, as well as the AEA Connect conferences.
Don Dominguez began his aviation career in 1987 with the U.S. Army, training in the U.S. Army Signal Corps as an avionics, navigation, and flight control systems technician, specializing in systems on AH-64, UH-60s, and OH-58s.
After his military service, Dominguez worked on general aviation avionics at shops on the Van Nuys and San Luis Obispo airports in California.
In 1998, Dominguez and a partner opened San Luis Avionics Inc., a Part 145 repair station on the San Luis Obispo County Airport. While managing the shop, Dominguez created useful new designs in avionics test equipment, which are manufactured under the name Mobiltech.
In addition to operating an active repair station, Dominguez has developed FAA-accepted training classes and is a representative for the FAA Safety-Team, teaching classes locally at FAA-sponsored events.
Dominguez is an avid supporter of the AEA and, for the past five years, has been involved in the creation and implementation of avionics training programs presented at AEA Connect conferences and at the AEA international headquarters in Lee Summit, Missouri.
Bill Hanf, the oldest of five siblings, grew up in Bristol, Vermont, and attended Mount Abraham Union High School.
Hanf's aviation career began in 1990 when he joined the United States Marine Corps, where he served honorably for six years as an avionics technician and air crew member on CH46 helicopters.
After discharging from the Marine Corps, Hanf went to work for Cessna Aircraft Co. at the Long Beach Citation Service Center in California. He learned the finer points of troubleshooting and installing newer, complex avionics systems on business jets, and he quickly found himself the lead avionics technician. It was in Southern California that Hanf received his pilot's license and bought his first airplane, a 1946 Taylorcraft BC12D.
After several years, Hanf received a promotion and was transferred to supervise the avionics department for the New York Citation Service Center.
While in New York, Hanf took weekend visits back to his home state of Vermont and decided it was time to move back home.
Heritage Aviation hired him to manage its growing avionics department in Burlington, Vermont.
Hanf began attending the AEA International Convention & Trade Show and AEA Connect conferences every year and became more involved with general aviation. When Hanf first considered opening his own business, he consulted with other shop owners and industry professionals he met through the AEA.
In 2011, Hanf opened Green Mountain Avionics. In a few short years, the company has grown to support six full-time employees, two maintenance hangars and an avionics demonstrator aircraft.
Hanf was awarded the 2013 Avionics Technician of the Year for the Portland, Maine, FSDO and the 2015 Vermont SBA Veteran Owned Business of the Year Award.
As a youngster, Garry Joyce enjoyed tinkering with radios and other electronics. It wasn't until a Royal Air Force squadron leader made a career-oriented presentation at his school that he discovered an outlet for his interests.
Joyce joined the Royal Air Force in 1989, originally as an airborne radar apprentice, and then moved into avionics. Following his initial training, he was posted to work on the flight line of a Tornado F3 squadron for four years carrying out both line and avionics base maintenance. On promotion, Joyce was posted to a maintenance unit and was involved in the test and repair of instrument and navigation equipment down to the component level.
In order to be closer to his wife, Sharon, he left the RAF in 1997 to pursue a career in civil aviation and joined IAE Ltd. in Cranfield, England, as an avionics engineer. Once licensed, he became an inspector and then moved up to become the avionics manager in 2001. In 2006, Joyce purchased the company as part of a management buyout and now co-owns a company that has 15 engineers carrying out maintenance, installation and workshop repair. The company holds EASA Part 145 and FAA repair station approvals.
Joyce was first introduced to the AEA when he attended a Europe Connect conference in 1999. He remembers being blown away by the enthusiasm and passion shown by fellow members in attendance, and this inspired him to become a more active member. Joyce made a point of attending AEA events in Europe and the annual AEA International Convention & Trade Show. Joyce serves on the AEA Government and Industry Affairs Committee.
In 2010, Joyce was elected to the AEA board of directors. One of his first tasks was to work with Ric Peri on an EASA working group on the formation of a new EASA B2L avionics license, which recently was just adopted by the EASA. Joyce is now coming to the end of his second term on the board and hopes to continue serving.
Jeanne Rau-Flattery became the owner/founder and current president of Aero Express Inc. in March 1993. The company specializes in buying, selling, renting, leasing or trading aviation ramp and bench test equipment.
In 1997, Rau-Flattery became the majority owner/founder and current CEO of Millennium International LLC, an FAA/EASA repair station specializing in the repair and support of next generation and legacy avionics.
She also is part owner/founder of Express Calibration Services, specializing in the repair and calibration of aviation test equipment. This corporation was formed in 2008.
Rau-Flattery served on the AEA board of directors for nine years and was elected an international officer, serving as treasurer for six years. A highlight was writing the Point of Communication articles for Avionics News. She chaired the AEA Finance Committee and has served on the AEA's Strategic Planning Committee and Industry Outlook Committee. Jeanne has volunteered her time for the Air Carriers Purchasing Conference for 18 years and served as chairman in 2010. As a member of Vistage, a CEO organization, she earned from her peers the Entrepreneur Award in 2007 and Ambassador Award in 2008.
A friend once told Rau-Flattery, you should spend one-third of your life learning, one-third working, and one-third serving. Therefore, she believes in giving back, helping others and showing gratitude.
In 2008, Rau-Flattery was selected for the Women Who Mean Business award in Kansas City. She currently is a member of the advisory board for Our Lady of the Presentation School in Lee's Summit, Missouri, and served as president for two years. She also serves on Avila University board of counselors and business advisory board. She and her husband, Gery, are strong supporters of Operation Breakthrough, an organization for underprivileged children in Kansas City.
Incorporated in June 1968, Applied Avionics Inc., formerly known as Aerospace Optics Inc., got its start in avionics manufacturing by producing custom edge-lighted panels, knobs and annunciators for use in aircraft cockpits.
In the mid-to-late 1970s, the company shifted its focus to the production of rugged high-quality illuminated pushbutton switches. The company's VIVISUN 99 incandescent illuminated pushbutton switch revolutionized aircraft crew station lighting with sunlight readability and MIL-PRF-22885 qualification for switches. It gained immediate acceptance as the standard in aircraft crew station lighting in both the military and commercial aircraft markets. The company was among the first to offer night vision goggle compatibility in its switches during the late 1970s and early 1980s. In 1983, Aerospace Optics moved to a new 32,000-square-foot facility situated on a 15-acre campus in east Fort Worth, Texas.
In 1996, the company introduced the VIVISUN LED illuminated pushbutton switch. The VIVISUN LED switch integrated its signature sunlight readability with the reliability of the LEDs to provide customers with the best crew station illumination on all platforms and the highest reliability available in the industry today. The LED line was expanded again in 2008 with the offering of a larger rectangular 1-by-1.2-inch format switch especially suited for Master Caution/Master Warning applications. This larger switch is available with the same features and performance characteristics of its standard LED product lines.
Applied Avionics introduced LOGIC Component Technology in 2010, which allowed a variety of independent mix-and-match electronic components to be incorporated in a switch body or in a dedicated behind-the-panel LOGIC module. These components allow electrical system designers to maximize functionality while minimizing cockpit real estate, reducing installation labor, and simplifying the bill of material required. LOGIC Component Technology allows virtually unlimited custom configurations that uniquely address the designer's specific functional requirements.
Based on the success of LOGIC Component Technology, the company changed its name from Aerospace Optics Inc. to Applied Avionics Inc. in November 2015. This change was made to support the company's growth and the introduction of its new line of avionics system integration products under the NEXSYS brand, which debuted at the 2015 AEA International Convention & Trade Show in Dallas, Texas.
"The new products in our NEXSYS line are uniquely qualified to expand our reach beyond man-machine interface," said Loren Jensen, president and chairman. "Our LOGIC Module and ARINC 429 to Discrete Signal Converter are machine-machine interface solutions that do not rely on the optical display features that our VIVISUN lighted pushbutton switches are best known for. Our brand changes are a signal to our customers and the industry that we are continuing our long history of product innovation."
Although the company name has changed, its leadership and its core values are the same. Applied Avionics' manufacturing plant in Fort Worth, Texas, employs more than 80 skilled professionals, and the company has affiliate representation in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Brazil and Australia. A strong culture of employee loyalty and low turnover has allowed it to achieve the manufacturing excellence the company is known for.
"Our commitment continues to be a best-in-class manufacturer and supplier," said Craig Morgan, senior vice president of sales. "We apply this at every level of our operation, from product quality, performance and support, to providing the industry's best product delivery time and to our dedication for an exceptional customer service experience. Our longtime affiliation with the Aircraft Electronics Association has been key to our company's success. It continues to provide opportunities to connect with our primary customer demographic and has been helpful in assessing industry trends."
Applied Avionics joined the AEA in November 2001.
Just as an aircraft is made up of many working components, the business aviation industry is made up of many components, as well. An example is Wichita-based GlobalParts.aero. What began in Augusta, Kansas, in 2003 as a two-person operation working out of residential basement has expanded into an aviation powerhouse boasting more than 100,000 square feet of warehouse and operational space housing more than 90,000 parts.
Today, GlobalParts.aero has expanded and included four primary divisions. The original GlobalParts.aero continues to serve the worldwide aviation spares market with cost-effective, quality parts by offering anytime delivery and service from a substantial inventory of more than 90,000 items.
Global Parts Aero Manufacturing delivers fast, cost-effective turnarounds on both one-off and large quantity machining projects.
Global Parts Aero Services provides quick, efficient exchange or direct repair of aircraft components, including mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, structural and electrical components, plus brakes and oxygen bottles.
Global Parts Aero Structures offers maintenance, repair and overhaul of aviation-grade structures. In addition to repair, capabilities encompass everything from manufacturing and engineering to paint coat matching and quality control.
Together, these capabilities make the company one of the most comprehensive and multifaceted providers of aviation products and services found in the industry today.
"Our focus is always on ways to maximize results for our customers while providing the most all-inclusive parts experience in the world, backed by unparalleled service and support," said Malissa Nesmith, senior vice president and chief operating officer.
During the past year, the organization has identified another opportunity for growth. It has expanded its capabilities even further by now offering maintenance, repair and overhaul services for components and structures.
The Global Parts Aero Structures service portfolio now includes FAA-approved repair capabilities for virtually any inlet issue. The company's extensive range of sheet metal capabilities enables it to repair/manufacture and replace some of the most common items, including D-rings, frames, bulkheads, barrel skins and outer skins.
Global Parts Aero Services also now tests or refills oxygen bottles, and is the exclusive factory-authorized overhaul and certification facility for Ontic Engineering's Kidde Oxygen bottles and components throughout North and South America.
It started as a sketch on a napkin – and took off from there.
More than 20 years ago, Jimmy Ray founded a company called Aircell, with a visionary idea to bring affordable communications to every business and private aircraft in America. It was a groundbreaking concept; one that required years of dedication and innovation to realize.
Today, with nearly 17,000 systems shipped worldwide, Aircell is known globally as Gogo: the leading provider of in-flight Internet and entertainment for both commercial and business aviation fleets. But while the company has grown and evolved significantly, one thing remains the same: a passionate dedication to revolutionizing the air travel industry through groundbreaking connectivity technology. From in-flight Internet and Wi-Fi, to email, voice, texting, entertainment, cockpit data, and safety services, the company has come a long way since its original cellular voice service. And it continues to pioneer, having recently announced air-to-ground and satellite-based solutions designed to satisfy the growing, data-craving appetite of aviation.
Trig Avionics has a growing prominence inside the avionics industry and among general aviation pilots worldwide. With an established expertise in transponder technology, Trig has added to its product line. It sells two certified compact VHF radios, the TY91 and TY92. It also offers two stack radios, the TY96 and TY97, along with matching audio panels, the TMA44 and TMA45.
Trig has gained a reputation for designing products that save space and weight. Trig's CEO, Andy Davis, started the company in 2004. An entrepreneur and pilot, he set out to produce a lightweight and energy-efficient Mode S transponder. A new generation of transponders were required to meet the European-wide mandate for Mode S. At the time, aircraft owners had few viable options available, so Davis and his team intended to change this.
From Trig's Edinburgh base in Scotland, the company encompasses all aspects of design, development, quality and manufacture. Trig is proud to manufacture within the United Kingdom, continuing a strong aviation tradition.
Trig's first product was the TT31 transponder. Its ease of installation remains a huge attraction as a fast retrofit for the KT76A and KT78A. Trig's next product was its compact line of transponders, the TT21 and TT22. These remain the world's smallest certified Mode S transponder. Trig has a "Better by Design" philosophy, ensuring products are simple to use, truly innovative and provide pilots with features that truly matter.
Trig has established a following from across general aviation – from the glider pilot looking to fit avionics in the tightest panel space, to heavier GA types and helicopters who rely upon Trig's high-powered transponders and radios. Recently, the company has been active with an FAA ADS-B STC program that includes hundreds of popular aircraft types. This provides North American customers with a practical way to meet the FAA's 2020 mandate in the U.S. for ADS-B Out using Trig equipment.
The company is dedicated to providing great customer service. With a global approved Trig dealer network and Trig Service Centres in Europe, Australia and the U.S., the team provides a prompt, friendly and helpful response to all customers. This underpins the great reputation that Trig has gained and contributes to its business success.


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Howard Stern, the self-pronounced "King of All Media" made satellite radio a viable medium with his recent announcement that he will abandon terrestrial radio for Sirius in 2006. Stern's daily audience is estimated at twelve million listeners, mostly males in that much coveted 25-40 demographic, which makes his move significant.
The two satellite radio companies, Sirius and XM, have been around for several years, presenting a cool mix of music and talk radio to a combined audience now hovering around three million listeners.
Both satellite radio services offer more than a hundred stations, tremendous diversity, and great reception. If you have a satellite equipped car radio and you're driving from city to city, you can stay with the same station, sans commercials. The web has no shortage of stations, but at this moment, the web isn't very portable, although it's only matter of time before that changes.
Unlike traditional commercial radio, instead of generating their revenue from advertisers, these satellite services make their money from subscribers. Although they have many channels for many tastes, the subscriber base for satellite radio hasn't grown significantly since its inception several years ago. To enhance their value, both Sirius and XM have started to produce their own programming.
The same thing happened with HBO back in the early days of cable. They started with Hollywood movies but it was their original programming that set them apart.
In addition to Stern's upcoming debut, Sirius is producing Eminem's "Uncensored," and XM has recently started a morning news program with Bob Edwards, an exile from NPR. (Like Jazz, Edwards was unceremoniously dropped from the NPR lineup.)
XM has four Jazz stations, and Sirius, six, offering America's home-grown art form in parts of the country where it is not be found on traditional radio. You can draw your own conclusions about their Jazz programming by trying out the stations online:
You can try XM Radio Online free for three days. Sirius also has a three day free promotion. The Sirius player didn't work on my system but you may have a different user experience. Better yet, visit your local consumer electronics retailer and listen to both services.
The reason Stern chose to leave broadcast radio is because he'll be able to say, and do, anything he pleases, without the government's broadcast police in his face. The FCC has been on Stern's case for years over obscenity, and the stations that broadcast his sexually oriented morning program have paid significant fines because of his potty mouth.
Shakespeare he ain't, but with pop culture wired directly to our genitals, he'll find even greater success letting it all hang out. Howard Stern Uncensored will feature every four letter word in the book, as well as the most gratuitous sexual acts possible, broadcast live on the radio every day of the week. Millions of people are now going to pay for the privilege of hearing a non-holds barred version of Stern's rather twisted universe.
Once again, in the tradition of the VCR and the Internet, we see how pornography drives technology. Before the VCR, those in search of "adult" entertainment were driven to sleazy theatres. The VCR took off quickly because it served as a delivery medium for very "personal" entertainment. The same thing with the Net.
Thirty years ago, when cable television was in its infancy, many people asked, "why should I pay for television when I can get it for free?" Then came hundreds of new channels, and HBO, with programming that made broadcast television seem tame.
The same thing is happening with radio. The FCC has totally sanitized the medium, and Clear Channel's domination of medium has taken the heart and soul out of the medium.
Who is Clear Channel? Well my friends, Clear Channel owns over 1,200 radio stations and 37 television stations, with investments in 240 radio stations globally. They are in 248 of the top 250 radio markets, controlling 60% of all rock programming. They own the network that airs Rush Limbaugh, Dr. Laura, Michael Savage, and the Fox News Radio Channel. With 103,000,000 listeners in the U.S. and 1,000,000,000 globally (1/6 of the world population), this powerful company has grown unchecked. There's a right wing, conservative agenda is place at Clear Channel and their influence on the music industry is also rather frightening. Driving across America, most commerical radio stations that play music utilize the same playlist.


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Gregory Schneider is razor sharp but I don't think this is him. I think this is a whale who is going to eat the shorts for breakfast when the deal is done!!!!
razor sharp ??
He is a 2 bit punk whose money came from inheritence.
The only question is exactly how much of it has he pizzed away !
More volume today. You may be correct, but this higher volume is someone loading the boat. Gonna watch for filings.


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Being powerful is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you are, you aren't.
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Roundabout engineers hired
Oak Harbor may not have to depend on the state Department of Transportations to get roundabouts in the city.
Eric Johnston, a civil engineer with the city, said engineers will be looking at the possibility of building the circular traffic devices at three different intersections Oak Harbor Street and NE Seventh Avenue, Oak Harbor Street and Crosby Avenue, and Barrington Drive and Erie Street.
We are looking at a number of alternatives for each intersection, he said. One is a roundabout.
This isnt the first time roundabouts have been considered. City staff and DOT engineers have also worked together on a study of Highway 20 within Oak Harbor, from Swantown Avenue to Cabot Street. The preliminary report in March suggested that roundabouts could cure traffic woes at a number of intersections along the highway.
The state, however, has no money budgeted to install roundabouts in Oak Harbor or do any of the work called for in the study.
But the city recently entered into a contract with the Everett-based firm Reid Middleton, Inc., to do engineering services for two large street projects. The company has a lot of expertise in building roundabouts, having designed more than 40 of them in the last nine years, according to their Web site, www.reidmiddleton.com.
The city is moving forward with building the missing link in Barrington Drive. The $1.1 million project will extend the road from behind Wal-Mart up the hill to where SW Barrington Drive currently dead-ends in a residential area.
Completion of the road has been in the citys Comprehensive Plan for many years. The Regional Transportation Planning Organization awarded the city a $100,000 grant for the project in 1998; this year, the organization gave the city an additional $505,000 grant. The money comes from federal gas tax.
As a match, the city is spending $95,000 in traffic impact fees.
Johnston said the completion of the road will provide a crucial east-west link in the city, which should relieve some of the congestion on the highway.
As part of the design work, engineers will analyze whether it would make sense to build a roundabout behind Wal-Mart, at the intersection of Barrington Drive and Erie Street.
In addition, the city is planning a $2.48 million project to make Oak Harbor Street safer. The stretch of road has been prone to accidents, including many injury accidents, mainly because of the lack of left-turn lanes. The project, from Whidbey Avenue to Crosby Avenue, will include construction of bicycle lanes, turns lanes, curbs, gutters and sidewalks.
The city has a total of $1.68 million in state and federal grants for the project, including a $1.3 million grant from the state Transportation Improvement Board. The money comes from state gas tax. The citys match is $800,000 from developer impact fees and the arterial fund.
Again, Johnston said engineers will consider a number of different options including roundabouts, signal lights, or simple changes in channelization for improving the intersections with NE Seventh and with Crosby Avenue.
Traffic engineers tend to love roundabouts, which are intersections with one-way circulation around a center island, eliminating the need for a traffic signal.
Johnston said they have many advantages over intersection with the traditional traffic signals. Roundabouts are a lot cheaper, he said, they are safer, from what DOT tells us ... and they look better.
The Department of Transportation also reports that roundabouts are more efficient than signalized intersections. They allow more cars to move through an intersection at any given time.
The biggest problem with roundabouts is public resistance; some drivers dont like them or are scared of the idea.
And the public will have their say. Johnston said the city and the consultant will hold two meetings for each project this fall to gather public comment. Afterward, staff will make a recommendation to City Council, which will make the final decision on the roundabout issue.
Johnston said construction on the road projects will likely begin next fall.
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