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Need a hand picking a low power ARM system?
Subject: Systems | January 13, 2016 - 02:36 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: arm, raspberry pi zero, jetson tk1, JetsonTX1
If you are curious how the various ARM powered boards currently on the market compare to each other then the gang over at Phoronix has a real treat for you. They have assembled a plethora of systems including the ODROID C1+, Raspberry Pi Zero, Raspberry Pi 2, Orange Pi Plus, Orange Pi PC, Banana Pi M2 as well as the Jetson TK1, and Jetson TX1 for comparison purposes. Most of the systems use a Cortex A7 though you will also see an A5 as well as an A57. The tests are varied as it can be difficult to determine what performance should be benchmarked on these systems although some like the OpenSSL test are obvious. Since part of the reason you would choose a low power ARM system is the price, they wrap up with a performance-per-dollar rating to help you choose the best valued system for what you need it to do.
"For those interested in small, low-power ARM single-board computers, up for your viewing pleasure today are benchmarks of several different boards from the Raspberry Pi Zero to the Banana Pi M2."
Here are some more Systems articles from around the web:
- MSI Nightblade MI2 GAMING PC @ techPowerUp
- With Skylake Out, It's Becoming Easier To Build A Cheap Haswell Xeon Linux System @ Phoronix
CES 2016: LG Rolls Out Flexible OLED Display Prototype
Subject: Systems | January 11, 2016 - 03:16 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: oled, LG, curved lcd, CES 2016
A true digital equivalent to paper is moving closer to reality with LG's new flexible OLED display. Still in an early prototype stage, the company had a working flexible display at the Consumer Electronics Show in Los Vegas last week. Measuring 18" diagonally, the OLED display is able to be rolled up and bent with ease while the display remains on.
LG is hoping its bendable display will be used in future televisions that can be rolled out to a massive size and then easily rolled up and stored in a closet or cabinet out of sight when not being used. Of course, this flexible display will also have uses in smaller products like portable computer monitors and tablets in new form factors.
Image credit: BBC.com
Currently, this flexible OLED is not without its limitations. It can be rolled up or bent, but not folded flat. Further, the model on display at CES was only able to be rolled up in a one specific direction (from the bottom left corner to the top right). LG claimed that while it is possible to roll it up in other directions, it is more complicated due to the way the circuitry is positioned and the display is at greater risk of being damaged.
Speaking of damage, BBC reporter Dave Lee notes that the prototype had several noticeable dead pixels likely resulting from repeated bending and excessive handling of the display. This display, it seems, is rather fragile for a display much less one meant to be regularly manipulated.
Image credit: BBC.com
With that said, this prototype is a promising step towards a viable bendable display. OLED technology is really what is making this possible since the pixels themselves are emitting light and LG does not have to worry about integrating a separate backlight. Final products are still a ways out, and there are definitely more roadblocks and kinks to iron out, but I'm interested in seeing where LG and other manufacturers take this technology!
If you're interested in this display, you can find more photos and a hands-on video on this BBC news article.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: ECS Introduces LIVA One Mini PC
Subject: Systems | January 9, 2016 - 03:40 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: small form factor, SFF, mini-pc, LIVA One, LIVA, ECS, Core i3-6100T, CES 2016, CES
The newest member of the LIVA family is here, and this time we have a larger footprint but a thinner device with significantly upgraded internals. Teased back in December by ECS, we now have all the details about this new LIVA One.
Powered by an Intel Core i3-6100T, a 35W 2 core/4 thread part that operates at 3.20 GHz, the LIVA One is a big step up from previous versions including the LIVA Core, which used the 4.5W Intel Core M-5Y10c. The new LIVA One also uses M.2 storage and comes with an 80GB Intel SSD in its default configuration, along with 4 GB of DDR3 SoDIMM memory.
Full specifications from ECS (default configuration):
- Processor: Intel Core i3-6100T
- Chipset: H110
- Memory: 4GB SO-DIMM DDR3
- Expansion Slot: 1x SATA; supports 2.5" HDD
- Storage: Intel 80GB M.2 SSD
- Audio: 1x Combo Jack
- Networking:
- 1x Gigabit LAN
- 1x Wireless Combo Card
- 1x USB 3.1 Type-C Port
- 4x USB 3.0 Ports
- Video Output:
- 1x HDMI Port
- 1x D-Sub Port
- 1x DP Port
- Wireless: Intel Wi-Fi 802.11ac & Bluetooth 4.0
- Dimension: 173 x 176 x 33 mm
- Card Reader: MicroSDXC
- Adapter Input: AC 100-240V, Output: DC 19V / 4.74A
- OS Support:
- Windows 7
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 10
- Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
The LIVA One can be configured with up to an Intel Core i7 processor, up to 16 GB of memory, and storage up to 4 TB from the SATA 2.5-inch expansion bay (though no 4 TB drives are yet available at 2.5"). The M.2 storage used for the One's OS drive offers up to 1 GB/s of transfer speeds according to ECS.
ECS says LIVA Core is "one-liter of book size" computer
The LIVA One also offers Intel WiDi, USB 3.1 Type-C, is VESA mountable, and has a native microSDXC reader built in. Pricing and availability was not announced, and the One has yet to appear on Amazon/Newegg.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: Zotac ZBOX EA740 Features AMD Radeon R9 GPU
Subject: Systems | January 9, 2016 - 11:12 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: zbox, small form factor, radeon, R9 M365X, i3-6100T Skylake, CES 2016, CES, amd
Zotac had several new ZBOX small form-factor PCs on display at CES, and among these was a new E series system featuring a pairing of an Intel Skylake i3 with an AMD Radeon R9 GPU.
The Radeon in question is the R9 M365X, a discrete mobile part with 640 stream processors, up to 925 MHz core clock, and 2 GB of dedicated 128-bit GDDR5 memory running at up to 1125 MHz (72 GB/s max bandwidth). This is running on a very capable platform powered by a 6th-gen Intel Core i3-6100T, a 35W 2 core/4 thread part running at 3.20 GHz.
Here is a rundown of the specifications:
- Processor: Intel Core i3-6100T (Skylake) dual-core, 3.20 GHz
- Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 M365X with 2 GB GDDR5
- Memory: 2x DDR3L-1600 SoDIMM slots
- Storage: 2.5-inch SATA 6.0 Gbps; M.2 SSD slot
- USB: 2x USB 3.0; USB 3.0 Type-C
- Networking: 2x Gigabit LAN; 802.11ac Wi-Fi; Bluetooth 4.0
- Display output: 3x DisplayPort
Good to see a discrete AMD GPU option in one of these small form-factor ZBOX units, as previous E-series models offered only NVIDIA or Intel solutions. Unfortunately no release date or price was announced.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: Zotac Refreshes ZBOX Pico with Intel Cherry Trail
Subject: Systems | January 9, 2016 - 12:12 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: zotac, zbox pico, zbox, Cherry Trail, CES 2016, CES
Zotac had a pair of new ZBOX pico systems on display in their suite at CES, with refreshed models featuring updated Intel Cherry Trail processors; up from the previous Bay Trail SoCs.
The two new models have slightly different specs, with a x7-Z8700 SoC (quad-core up to 2.40 GHz) powering the first one pictured (Cherry Trail T4), and a x5-8300 (quad-core up to 1.84 GHz) powering the second (Cherry Trail T3).
Common specifications include:
- 32 GB eMMC
- Intel HD graphics
- 802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0
- MicroSD slot
- HDMI output
- Windows 10 Home pre-installed
The Cherry Trail T3 version offers only 10/100 Ethernet and USB 2.0, while the Cherry Trail T4 version provides Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0 Type-C.
Pricing/availability are not yet known.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: Zotac ZBOX E1751 SFF PC with Intel Core i7, Iris Pro
Subject: Systems | January 8, 2016 - 11:46 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: zotac, ZBOX E1751, zbox, SFF, iris pro, i7-5775R, CES 2016, CES, Broadwell
Zotac has a new enthusiast ZBOX in the E series, the E1751; a small form-factor PC with an Intel Core i7 (Broadwell) processor and Iris Pro graphics.
The Intel Core i7-5775R processor is a 65 W 4 core/8 thread part that operates from 3.3 - 3.8 GHz. There are two DDR3L SoDIMM slots supporting 1600/1866 MHz memory (the CPU supports up to 32 GB of RAM), and storage options are limited to SATA/mSATA drives (no M.2 support for the latest NVMe storage).
- Processor: Intel Core i7-5775R, quad-core up to 3.8 GHz
- Graphics: Intel Iris Pro Graphics 6200
- Memory: 2x DDR3L 1600/1866 SoDIMM slots
- Storage: 2.5-inch SATA 6.0 Gbps HDD/SSD bay, mSATA 6.0 Gbps slot
- Networking: Dual Gigabit LAN, 802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0
- Display output: 2x DisplayPort, DVI-D (single-link)
- USB: 3x USB 3.0 ports (1x front, 2x rear)
- Audio: 3.5 mm input/output; digital optical audio output
- Card reader: SD/SDHC/SDXC
In addition to the kit specified above, the "PLUS" models will include 8 GB of memory and a 128 GB SSD.
Pricing and release date were not yet available.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: Zotac Fanless C Series Mini-PC with Skylake i5
Subject: Systems | January 8, 2016 - 10:39 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: zotac, Skylake, SFF, passive cooling, mini PC, Intel Core i5, fanless, CES 2016, CES
While there were both passive and actively-cooled systems on display in Zotac's suite at CES, one of the most interesting was a new fanless computer in a larger form-factor than previous C-series mini-PCs - and it's powered by an 6th-gen Intel Core i5 6300U processor.
"The ZBOX C Series returns with an Intel Skylake CPU while delivering the same silent performance in an all new ZBOX size. More processing power, more entertainment and more productivity is contained within. The new C Series also support USB 3.1 Type-C, perfect for connecting to new gadgets and more bandwidth."
Here are the specifications:
- CPU: Intel Core i5-6300U processor (dual-core up to 3.0 GHz)
- GPU: Intel HD Graphics 520
- Storage: 1x 2.5-inch SATA 6.0 Gbps bay
- RAM: 2x DDR3L-1600 SoDIMM slots (up to 16GB supported)
- USB: 2x USB 3.1 Type-C, 2x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0
- Networking: Dual Gigabit LAN, 802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0
- Video output: DisplayPort, HDMI
Previous 'nano' systems in the C-series have offered VESA mounting, and this new system is no exception. A completely fanless system, this unit was quite heavy in hand but should pose no issue for most larger displays.
Networking includes dual Gigabit Ethernet ports and 802.11ac Wi-Fi
No specifics on pricing or release date just yet.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: New Intel Compute Sticks
Subject: Systems, Shows and Expos | January 8, 2016 - 03:45 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: CES, CES 2016, Intel, compute stick
Intel has announced two new Compute Sticks with a handful of available SKUs.
On the high end, in terms of Compute Sticks at least, two products are available. At the low end of the two, a Core m3 processor will be present, and Windows 10 will be pre-installed for $399. The high-end variant will have a faster Core m5 processor, but no pre-installed OS for $499. It seems odd that a choice in SoC will be tied to the OS, but I'm guessing the Intel doesn't want to have too many SKUs for a potentially low-volume product.
Regardless of the above choice, both Core M-level Compute Sticks, above, have 4GB of RAM, 64GB of eMMC storage, HDMI, and 3x USB ports. They also have Wireless AC and Bluetooth 4.1 for wireless connectivity.
Beyond the above two products, a low end, Intel Atom-based Compute Stick is available. Just one SKU will be available, though. It has the same Intel Atom x5-Z8300 that was present on the Zotac PC Stick. It also has 2GB of RAM, 32GB of eMMC storage, HDMI, and 2x USB ports. It has Wireless AC, but Bluetooth 4.0 (instead of the Core M version's 4.1). It will be available for $159.
Release dates are not announced, but the Atom-based Compute Sticks are in production, and the Core M-based one will enter production next month.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: Zotac Skylake ZBOX and PC Stick
Subject: Systems, Shows and Expos | January 8, 2016 - 02:06 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: CES, CES 2016, zotac, zbox
Zotac is one of the most memorable manufacturers of mini PCs. We have been highlighting their tiny creations since at least 2011, which was as far back as our site's Zotac tag went. At the time, we appreciated them as media center PCs, but interest seems to have picked up substantially since then. They are also appreciated in the fanless community, because silent and tiny devices are even more novel.
Image Credit: Liliputing
They had several products at CES, which span the gamut of uniqueness. Some are fanless, others are in a PC stick form factor, and other ZBOXes are there, too. Liliputing went through a few different models, and gave a pretty detailed discussion of the PC Stick, the ZBOX Pico (T3 and T4), and the ZBOX C series. Be sure to check the site out for a more elaborate look.
The fanless model had a pretty interesting upgrade, though. With a Core i5-6300U, it has a lot of performance for something like an audio recording PC, especially if it's maxed out with 16 GB of RAM. The Intel HD 520 is a bit light otherwise though, but it could play most new games at low settings (~720p). On the other hand, it has two USB 3.1 Type-C ports, as well as a few regular USB 3.0 ports.
Image Credit: Liliputing
The PC stick is definitely low powered, though. It has an Intel Atom x5-Z8300, which could really do without the "Z" in the model name. It has 2GB of RAM, which should be sufficient for those applications, and 32GB of on-device storage, which is better than many other offerings. It even has a MicroSD card slot on top of the internal storage.
Pricing and availability are not yet provided.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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So what if it is small, this Breadbox can play Crysis
Subject: Systems | January 7, 2016 - 06:09 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: SFF, gigabyte, GA-Z170N-Gaming 5, i5-6600K, G.Skill Trident Z, GTX 970
The Tech Report has a bit of a soft spot for what they refer to as Breadbox builds, aka SFF systems and recently one of their members built a brand new system. Hidden in the tiny EVGA Hadron Hydro case is a watercooled i5-6600K, a tiny Gigabyte GTX 970 GV-N970IXOC-4GD, 16GB of DDR4 and two OCZ Vector 180 SSDs all installed on a Gigabyte GA-Z170N-Gaming 5 mini-ITX board. The installation went well though the EVGA Hadron Hydro has a bit of a personality to it which you can read about in the full article right here.
"Our Editor-in-Chief has always had a soft spot for Mini-ITX systems with big performance, and Gigabyte, OCZ, EVGA, G.Skill, and Logitech were happy to help him build a Breadbox system with some high-octane parts. Here's how he put it all together."
Here are some more Systems articles from around the web:
- Building An Intel Xeon E3 v5 "Skylake" Linux System @ Phoronix
- Vibox Defcon 3 Red Gaming PC @ eTeknix
- MSI GT80S 6QF Titan SLI w/ Desktop GTX980's @ Kitguru
- Diamond Multimedia STREAM2TV WPCTV3000 Miracast, iPlay, & DLNA Endpoint @ MissingRemote
CES 2016: EVGA Announces SC17 Gaming Laptop
Subject: Systems, Mobile | January 6, 2016 - 07:44 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: SC17, gaming laptop, evga, CES 2016, CES
EVGA has announced a gaming laptop (yes, EVGA), and the company says this computer was designed completely in-house.
Highlights from EVGA:
- 100% EVGA in-house design from the ground up
- GPU, CPU and Memory Superclock support with software and GUI BIOS
- 4K ready (G-SYNC and non G-SYNC)
- Unibody design with 1.05 inch (2.65 cm) thickness including RJ45
- USB 3.1 Type-C support
The SC17 offers a 4K display with G-Sync (a first for laptops at this resolution) and features the company's "Superclocked" branding for the main components, with a 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7 processor running at 3.8 GHz, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M GPU clocked at 1200 MHz, and G.SKill DDR4 2133 memory overclocked to 2666 MHz.
The known specs:
- 17.3-inch 4K G-Sync display
- Intel Core i7 6820HK Unlocked CPU
- NVIDIA GTX980M with overclocking support
- 16GB 2666 MHz memory
- 256 GB M.2 RAID-0 (2 x 128 GB SSDs)
- 2 TB storage drive
- USB 3.1 Type-C
- FHD front camera
- Synaptics Clickpad 1.5
Other than the promise that this laptop will ship at some point in 2016, we don't have much to go by as far as pricing or availability is concerned just yet.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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Intel Announces Core m Skylake and Cherry Trail Compute Sticks
Subject: Systems, Mobile, Shows and Expos | January 6, 2016 - 01:59 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: Skylake, Intel, core m5, core m3, compute stick, Cherry Trail, CES 2016, CES
First up on the meeting block with the official opening of CES 2016 was Intel and its NUC and Compute Stick division. You should remember the Intel Compute Stick as a HDMI-enabled mini-computer in the shape of a slightly over sized USB drive. The first iteration of it was based on Bay Trail Atom processor and though we could see the benefits of such a device immediately, the follow through on the product lacked in some key areas. Performance was decent but even doing high bit rate video streaming seemed like a stretch and the Wi-Fi integration left something to be desired.
Today though Intel is announcing three new Compute Stick models. One is based on Cherry Trail, the most recent Atom processor derivative, and two using the Intel Core m processors based on the Skylake architecture.
Old Compute Stick on top, new on the bottom
The Intel STK1AW32SC uses the Cherry Trail Atom x5 processor, the x5-Z8300 quad-core CPU with a 1.44 GHz base clock and a 1.84 GHz Turbo clock. This CPU only has a 2 watt SDP so power consumption remains in line with the design we saw last year. Other specifications include an updated 802.11ac 2x2 wireless data connection (nice!), 32GB of internal eMMC storage, 2GB of DDR3-1600 memory and Bluetooth 4.0 support. Intel claims this configuration will offer about 2x the graphics performance of the previous model though CPU changes will be less noticeable. Still, we should see much improved 1080p streaming video performance without the dropped frames that were a problem last generation.
For connectivity, Intel has moved from a single USB port to a pair, one USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0. There is still a requirement for external power via the micro USB port on the side.
The design is definitely more refined and feels higher quality than the original Compute Stick concept. This model is shipping today and should have an MSRP of $159 on the market.
More interesting are the pair of new Core-based Compute Sticks. There are two different models, one with a Core m3-6Y30 and another with a Core m5-6Y57 and vPro support. These devices get a nice bump to 64GB of internal eMMC storage, which Intel promises has better performance to take advantage of the USB 3.0 ports, along with 4GB of DDR3-1833 memory to keep things running smoothly.
The processor differences are noteworthy here – the Core m5-6Y57 has a sizeable advantage in peak boost clock, hitting 2.8 GHz versus only 2.2 GHz on the Core m3-6Y30. Base clocks are 1.1 GHz and 900 MHz, respectively, so I am curious how much time these devices will spend in the higher clocked modes in this form factor. As with the original Compute Stick, all three of the new models include an active fan cooling system.
The build quality on the Core variants of the Compute Stick are very similar to the Atom Cherry Trail model, though with a couple of unique changes to the I/O. On the device itself you have just a single USB 3.0 port and a single USB 3.0 Type-C connection used for both power and data.
On the wall power connector though, Intel has smartly integrated a USB 3.0 hub, giving us two more USB ports available at the wall, moving data to the Compute Stick itself through the Type-C cable. It's really neat design idea and I can easily see this moving toward more connectivity on the power device in the future – maybe additional displays, audio outputs, etc.
The STK2M3W64CC, the Core m3-6Y30 variant that has Windows 10 pre-installed, will MSRP for $399. A version without Windows (STK2M364CC) will sell for around $299. Finally, the Core m5-6Y57 model, the STK2M3W64CC, is going to be $499, without an OS, targeted at the business markets. All three will be shipping in February.
We have a Cherry Trail Compute Stick in our hands already for testing but I am very curious to see how both the Core m3 and Core m5 version of the device improve on it with performance and usability. It's very possible that these 4.5 watt parts are going to be more than enough for a large portion of the market, making truly headless computing a viable solution for most workloads.
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Four full systems announced by MSI, Vortex Gaming Tower Impresses
Subject: Systems, Shows and Expos | January 6, 2016 - 09:04 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Vortex Gaming Tower, Nightblade X2, Nightblade MI2, msi, Gaming 27XT, Cubi 2 Plus, CES
Along with the laptops comes three full sized prebuilt systems and a mini-PC at MSI's display booth. Most are customizable, the price you pay depends on the components you choose and the case you prefer, two of which have picked up awards.
First we have the Vortex Gaming Tower which as you can see from the picture is not configured like a normal PC at all. The cylindrical shape is 6.5 litres, about 1.7 gallons which is an odd measurement but does mean the case is rather small. Don't let that fool you about the interior components, it comes with two GTX 980's in SLI and their proprietary 360° Silent Storm Cooling.
The Gaming 27XT comes with an impressive and almost unique feature, support for an external GPU. It is an All-in-One PC, with a 144Hz display and is likely powered by Intel's HD graphics if you do not choose to mount a GPU on the back of the display. The placement should also help keep that GPU cool by separating its airflow from the rest of the components. Nahimic Audio Enhancer and a Killer Lan NIC come standard.
The familiar Nightblade Series gains two new members, the Nightblade X2 and MI2. The systems both use a Skylake motherboard with the X2 being compatible with cards up to the GTX 980ti and the MI2 stopping at the 970. As you should expect both systems use Military Class 4 components and come with a variety of tools from MSI.
Last comes the tiny Cubi 2 Plus system, competition for the NUC and ZBOX. It will be powered by a 6th Gen Skylake-S processor so it will be more than capable of handling duties as a media server. More importantly it has support for both an M.2 SSD and a 2.5" SSD ensuring you are not forced into using a drive you would rather not have. You can also see four USB ports on the front which means plenty of room for expansion even with a mouse and keyboard connected.
Keep your eyes peeled for more detailed information as the team on the ground visits the MSI booth in person.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: ASUS Announces ROG GT51 Gaming Desktop
Subject: Systems, Shows and Expos | January 5, 2016 - 06:34 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: asus, gaming desktop, CES, CES 2016, ROG, rog gt51
While many of our readers that are interested in high-end desktop PCs will typically assemble their own, a handful might like to get someone else to deal with the assembly and support. That's perfectly valid. You will typically spend a little more, especially if you value your free time as free labor, but that might be worth it for some.
The ASUS ROG GT51 gaming desktop PC will be one such option. It places itself at the high end, to say the least. It has the Skylake-based Intel Core i7-6700K paired with "up to" a pair of NVIDIA GeForce TITAN X graphics cards. ASUS, like their individual components, support overclocking on the device with their tuning software. The machine also has a USB 3.1 Type-C port, which is highly sought after, even in the DIY motherboard space.
Again, no pricing or availability. I expect the top-of-the-line version will be pretty expensive though, especially with two TITAN X GPUs. It also might be a bit much, since the video cards have been out for almost a year and Pascal might arrive at any time. It might be worth it if they offer other options, like the 980 Ti, depending on your specific needs.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: Lenovo ideacentre 610S Micro PC and Projector
Subject: Systems | January 4, 2016 - 07:00 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: projector, micro projector, Lenovo, ideacentre 610s, ideacentre, CES 2016, CES
The ideacentre 610S is a tiny PC with a triangular shape, designed for the living room (or any situation where a small-footprint computer is needed). But this is more than just a PC, as the 610S is bundled with a TI DLP micro projector.
So what sort of components can be found in a PC / projector combo that combine to stand just a few inches tall? Lenovo provided these specifications (which unfortunately do not list the exact dimensions):
- System:
- Up to 6th gen Intel Core i7 processor
- Up to NVIDIA GTX 750ti 2GB GDDR5 desktop gaming graphics
- Up to 16GB DDR4 memory (1 x SO-DIMM)
- Up to 2TB HDD or 128GB SSD
- WLAN: 802.11ac with Bluetooth 4.0
- Ports: LAN 10/100/1000, HDMI, 4 x USB 3.0, 3-in-1 card reader (SD/SD/HC/SDXC)
- Windows 10 Home
- 2.9 liter volume
- Projector:
- TI Micro Projector (220LM, 720P resolution, 100" at 2.4m)
- WIHD: 60GHz Wireless (with projector module)
- Chipset: Texas Instrument DLP Chip
- Audio: 1 x 2w internal speaker. Ports: 1 HDMI-in and 1 USB 2.0
- Ebony black with a tripod hole on the bottom
In addition to the 35W Intel processors a desktop GPU (the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti) is available as an option for better graphics performance. I/O is good for a small form-factor system like this with 4 USB 3.0 ports, HDMI, and Gigabit LAN, and there is integrated 802.11ac wireless.
The micro projector is a separate device that can be powered through contacts at the top of the 610S (or via AC). It uses a WirelessHD connection to the system and also has an HDMI input, and outputs a 720p image at 220 lumens at up to 100 inches.
The Lenovo ideacentre 610S will retail for $849 with projector included, but won't be available until June 2016.
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CES 2016: Lenovo ideapad 710S Notebook
Subject: Systems, Mobile | January 4, 2016 - 07:00 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: notebook, Lenovo, laptop, CES 2016, CES
Lenovo's new ideapad 710S is a thin and light notebook with a 13.3-inch 1920x1080 IPS display, and is powered by 6th gen Intel (Skylake) processors with optional Iris graphics.
Here are some of the specifications from Lenovo:
- Up to 6th gen Intel Core i7 CPU
- Up to 256GB PCIe SSD storage
- Up to 8GB LP-DDR3 memory
- Up to 8 hours battery life
- Optional Intel Iris GFX
- USB 3.0 & Micro HDMI connectors
- JBL stereo speakers with Dolby Audio Premium
- Ports: 2 x USB 3.0, one always on-charging, 4-in-1 card reader, Audio
- Combo Jack, Micro HDMI-out
- Up to Intel 2 x 2 Wi-Fi 802.11ac + Bluetooth 4.0
- Windows 10 Home
The ideapad 710S will start at $799 and will be available in July 2016.
PC Perspective's CES 2016 coverage is sponsored by Logitech.
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CES 2016: Lenovo Announces Yoga 900S Convertible Notebook
Subject: Systems, Mobile | January 4, 2016 - 07:00 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Yoga 900S, yoga, Lenovo, CES 2016, CES, carbon fiber
Lenovo has announced the Yoga 900S convertible notebook featuring a partial carbon fiber construction, resulting in an incredibly thin and light notebook.
"Built from carbon fiber, the YOGA 900S is the world's thinnest convertible laptop at 0.5-inches, 2.2lbs."
Here are some of the specifications from Lenovo:
- 12.5-inch display, up to 2560x1440
- 10-point touchscreen with Active Pen Support and WRITEit
- Intel 2nd Intel Core m7 CPU
- Up to 8GB LPDDR3 memory
- Up to 512GB PCIe SSD storage
- Integrated Intel HD graphics
- Stereo speakers with Dolby Audio Premium
- Ports: 1 x USB 3.0 Type A, 1 x USB 3.0 with Video-out Type C, DC-in with USB 2.0 function, Audio Combo Jack
- Wireless: Intel 2 x 2 802.11 A/C + Bluetooth 4.0
- Up to 10.5 hrs. local video playback
- Windows 10 Home
The Yoga 900S starts at $1099 and will be available in March 2016.
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CES 2016: Lenovo Announces ideapad Y900 Gaming Laptop
Subject: Systems, Mobile | January 4, 2016 - 07:00 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Y900, Lenovo, ips, Intel Core i7, GTX 980M, gaming notebook, gaming laptop, CES 2016, CES
Lenovo has announced the Y900, a dedicated gaming machine which features the current high-end mobile CPUs and GPUs, as well as configurable overclocking.
Exact overclocking numbers are not yet available, but this will be controlled through software to allow users to select a higher performance level. The system can be configured with up to a quad-core 6th gen Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M, and up to a massive 64 GB of DD4 memory - though with 4 SoDIMM slots it will be easy to upgrade the memory later. Storage options include PCIe SSDs (1 slot) and traditional SATA 6.0 Gb/s drives, and there is also USB 3.1 Type-C as well as HDMI 2.0 among the I/O.
Specifications from Lenovo:
- Up to Intel 6th Gen Quad Core i7 overclockable CPU
- 17.3" 16:9 FHD (1920x1080) IPS Anti-glare
- NVIDIA GTX-980M 4G/8G GDDR5 PCI-Express discrete graphics
- Up to 64GB DDR4 memory (4 x SO-DIMM)
- Up to 512GB SSD PCIe (RAID 0), Up to 1TB HDD SATA 3
- Camera: 720p with internal digital array microphones
- 2 x 2.0w JBL speakers and 3.0w subwoofer w/ Dolby Home Theater
- Battery: Up to 5 hours (Li-Polymer, 6 cell, 90Wh)
- Ports: 3 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0 w/always on charging, 1 x USB Type C (supports USB 3.1, Display Port, Thunderbolt), Audio Jack, Mic Jack, HDMI 2.0, 4-in-1 card
- reader, SPDIF, Display Port)
- Mechanical keyboard with programmable color backlighting
- Colorful highlighted touchpad
- Windows 10 Home
- Dimensions: 425.4mm x 15.2mm x < 35.9mm
The Y900 gaming laptop starts at $1999 and will be available beginning in June of this year.
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CES 2016: Lenovo Announces Yoga 900 Business Edition
Subject: Systems, Mobile | January 3, 2016 - 10:30 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: yoga 900, yoga, notebook, Lenovo, laptop, convertible, CES 2016, CES, 2-in-1
Lenovo has unveiled a new Business Edition of the Yoga 900 2-in-1 notebook, which adds a TPM (Trusted Platform Module) security chipset for those that require the added security. Lenovo points out that "large enterprises rank security features even higher than ease of use", and if you require TPM it's nice to have a user-friendly option like the Yoga available.
"The YOGA 900 Business Edition is instantly recognizable as something different. Always a step ahead by testing perceptions of what a laptop should be, the YOGA 900 delivers the performance you need to work and play in any situation: LAPTOP, STAND, TENT and TABLET modes. The ultimate blend of personal desires and work requirements."
The notebook features a 3200 x 1800 (QHD+) display which Lenovo says they have "tuned for brighter & more vibrant images", and is powered by 6th gen Intel Core processors.
Here is a rundown of the key features from Lenovo:
- 2.9lbs and 0.58" thick
- Up to Intel 6th Gen Core i7 vPro
- QHD+ (3200 x 1800) IPS display
- Up to 512GB SSD
- Up to 16GB memory
- TPM security chipset
Pricing was not revealed, and the YOGA 900 Business Edition will be available by special order beginning in February.
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CES 2016: Lenovo Announces Updated ThinkPad X1 Carbon
Subject: Systems, Mobile | January 3, 2016 - 10:30 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: ThinkPad X1 Carbon, Thinkpad, NVMe, Lenovo, Intel Skylake, CES 2016, CES
The thinnest, lightest ThinkPad of them all, the X1 Carbon, has received an overhaul for 2016 with 6th gen Intel Core processors and NVMe SSDs among the upgrades.
"The lightest 14" business Ultrabook. It is lighter and thinner with increased performance; 11hrs battery life, faster storage with NVMe SSDs, faster connectivity with LTE-A, and improved docking with WiGig & OneLink+."
Lenovo provides this list of key features:
- Up to Intel 6th Gen Core i7 vPro
- 2560x1440 WQHD 300nits; 14" 1920x1080 FHD IPS, 300 nits
- Up to 16GB memory
- Up to 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD
- Intel HDGraphics HD520
- Optional LTE-A WWAN
- Optional WiGig docking
- Mil Spec tested
- Common Ports: 3x USB 3.0; OneLink+ (RJ45), mDP, HDMI, microSD, Audio, Touch FPR, WWAN
- Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
- Battery life: Up to 11 hrs (52Whr)
- Dimensions: 13.1 x 9.0 x .66 inches; 2.6lbs / 1179 g weight
- Camera&Mic: 720p / Digital array mic
The ThinkPad X1 Carbon will go on sale in February starting at $1299.
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The feasibility study of a hybrid coplanar arc technique versus hybrid intensity-modulated radiotherapy in treatment of early-stage left-sided breast cancer with simultaneous-integrated boost
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Yuan-Gui Chen, An-Chuan Li, Wen-Yao Li, Miao-Yun Huang, Xiao-Bo Li, Ming-Qiu Chen, Mutian Zhang, Ben-Hua Xu
This study demonstrated the feasibility and advantages of a hybrid, volumetric arc therapy technique that used two 90° coplanar arcs and two three-dimensional conformal tangential beams in the simultaneous-integrated boost radiotherapy of left-sided breast cancer after breast-conserving surgery. A total of nine patients with stage I, left-sided breast cancer who underwent breast-conserving surgery were selected for this retrospective study. For each patient, a hybrid arc plan was generated and then compared with two hybrid intensity-modulated radiotherapy plans. All plans were optimized using the same objectives and dose constraints. The prescription dose was 50.4 Gy to the planning target volume with simultaneous boost to 60 Gy to the expanded gross target volume in 28 fractions. The differences among these hybrid plans were analyzed by the Kolmogorov–Smirnov test or the Wilcoxon rank sum test. The hybrid arc plans achieved the clinical requirements of target dose coverage and normal tissue (NT) dose constraints. It was found that the hybrid arc plans showed advantages in the conformity index of the expanded gross target volume, the V
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of NTs. The average beam-on time and monitor units of the hybrid arc plans were significantly lower (
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Measurement of total scatter factor for stereotactic cones with plastic scintillation detector
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Suresh H Chaudhari, Rishabh Dobhal, Rajesh A Kinhikar, Sudarshan S Kadam, Deepak D Deshpande
Advanced radiotherapy modalities such as stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and image-guided radiotherapy may employ very small beam apertures for accurate localized high dose to target. Accurate measurement of small radiation fields is a well-known challenge for many dosimeters. The purpose of this study was to measure total scatter factors for stereotactic cones with plastic scintillation detector and its comparison against diode detector and theoretical estimates. Measurements were performed on Novalis Tx
linear accelerator for 6MV SRS beam with stereotactic cones of diameter 6 mm, 7.5 mm, 10 mm, 12.5 mm, and 15 mm. The advantage of plastic scintillator detector is in its energy dependence. The total scatter factor was measured in water at the depth of dose maximum. Total scatter factor with plastic scintillation detector was determined by normalizing the readings to field size of 10 cm × 10 cm. To overcome energy dependence of diode detector for the determination of scatter factor with diode detector, daisy chaining method was used. The plastic scintillator detector was calibrated against the ionization chamber, and the reproducibility in the measured doses was found to be within ± 1%. Total scatter factor measured with plastic scintillation detector was 0.728 ± 0.3, 0.783 ± 0.05, 0.866 ± 0.55, 0.885 ± 0.5, and 0.910 ± 0.06 for cone sizes of 6 mm, 7.5 mm, 10 mm, 12.5 mm, and 15 mm, respectively. Total scatter factor measured with diode detector was 0.733 ± 0.03, 0.782 ± 0.02, 0.834 ± 0.07, 0.854 ± 0.02, and 0.872 ± 0.02 for cone sizes of 6 mm, 7.5 mm, 10 mm, 12.5 mm, and 15 mm, respectively. The variation in the measurement of total scatter factor with published Monte Carlo data was found to be −1.3%, 1.9%, −0.4%, and 0.4% for cone sizes of 7.5 mm, 10 mm, 12.5 mm, and 15 mm, respectively. We conclude that total scatter factor measurements for stereotactic cones can be adequately carried out with a plastic scintillation detector. Our results show a high level of consistency within our data and compared well with published data.
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Comparison of rapid arc and intensity-modulated radiotherapy plans using unified dosimetry index and the impact of conformity index on unified dosimetry index evaluation
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Jayapalan Krishnan, Jayarama Shetty, Suresh Rao, Sanath Hegde, C Shambhavi
The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of conformity index in the unified dosimetry index (UDI) score for two different planning techniques namely intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) and Rapid Arc. Rapid Arc and IMRT plans of 57 patients were evaluated and compared using UDI score which incorporates four indices. To determine the impact of conformity index on the IMRT and Rapid Arc plans, UDI at conformity index one of all plan (UDI
) score was calculated by assuming conformity index is equal to one. Mean and standard deviations of all indices were calculated. Rapid Arc technique plans of different treatment sites of all patients scored lesser UDI than IMRT plans, and the conformity index of Rapid Arc plan was significantly better than IMRT plan. The average dose gradient, homogeneity, coverage, and conformity index of all sites with Rapid Arc plans were 0.212 ± 0.05, 1.123 ± 0.03, 0.959 ± 0.03, and 1.056 ± 0.09; with IMRT plans were 0.190 ± 0.05, 1.113 ± 0.04, 0.950 ± 0.04, and 1.172 ± 0.16, respectively. UDI score value with actual conformity index of Rapid Arc and IMRT plans differed significantly (
< 0.001). However, UDI
score values with assumed conformity index equal to one did not differ significantly (
= 0.528). In the comparison of IMRT and Rapid Arc plans using the UDI score, the impact of conformity index was significant.
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Structural shielding design of a 6 MV flattening filter free linear accelerator: Indian scenario
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Bibekananda Mishra, T Palani Selvam, P K. Dash Sharma
Detailed structural shielding of primary and secondary barriers for a 6 MV medical linear accelerator (LINAC) operated with flattening filter (FF) and flattening filter free (FFF) modes are calculated. The calculations have been carried out by two methods, one using the approach given in National Council on Radiation Protection (NCRP) Report No. 151 and the other based on the monitor units (MUs) delivered in clinical practice. Radiation survey of the installations was also carried out. NCRP approach suggests that the primary and secondary barrier thicknesses are higher by 24% and 26%. respectively, for a LINAC operated in FF mode to that of a LINAC operated in both FF and FFF modes with an assumption that only 20% of the workload is shared in FFF mode. Primary and secondary barrier thicknesses calculated from MUs delivered on clinical practice method also show the same trend and are higher by 20% and 19%, respectively, for a LINAC operated in FF mode to that of a LINAC operated in both FF and FFF modes. Overall, the barrier thickness for a LINAC operated in FF mode is higher about 20% to that of a LINAC operated in both FF and FFF modes.
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Hesperidin as radioprotector against radiation-induced lung damage in rat: A histopathological study
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Gholam Hassan Haddadi, Abolhasan Rezaeyan, Mohammad Amin Mosleh-Shirazi, Massood Hosseinzadeh, Reza Fardid, Masoud Najafi, Ashkan Salajegheh
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are generated by ionizing radiation, and one of the organs commonly affected by ROS is the lung. Radiation-induced lung injury including pneumonia and lung fibrosis is a dose-limiting factor in radiotherapy (RT) of patients with thorax irradiation. Administration of antioxidants has been proved to protect against ROS. The present study was aimed to assess the protective effect of hesperidin (HES) against radiation-induced lung injury of male rats. Fifty rats were divided into three groups. G1: Received no HES and radiation (sham). G2: Underwent γ-irradiation to the thorax. G3: Received HES and underwent γ-irradiation. The rats were exposed to a single dose of 18 Gy using cobalt-60 unit and were administered HES (100 mg/kg) for 7 days before irradiation. Histopathological analysis was performed 24 h and 8 weeks after RT. Histopathological results in 24 h showed radiation-induced inflammation and presence of more inflammatory cells as compared to G1 (
< 0.05). Administration of HES significantly decreased such an effect when compared to G2 (
< 0.05). Histopathological evaluation in 8 weeks showed a significant increase in mast cells, inflammation, inflammatory cells, alveolar thickness, vascular thickness, pulmonary edema, and fibrosis in G2 when compared to G1 (
< 0.05). HES significantly decreased inflammatory response, fibrosis, and mast cells when compared to G2 (
< 0.05). Administration of HES resulted in decreased radiation pneumonitis and radiation fibrosis in the lung tissue. Thus, the present study showed HES to be an efficient radioprotector against radiation-induced damage in the lung of tissue rats.
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Evaluation of intensity modulated radiation therapy delivery system using a volumetric phantom on the basis of the task group 119 report of american association of physicists in medicine
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Raphaela Avgousti, Christina Armpilia, Ioannis Floros, Christos Antypas
The current work describes the implementation of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM)'s Task Group 119 report on a volumetric phantom (Delta
, Scandidos, Uppsala, Sweden) following the stated dose goals, to evaluate the step-and-shoot intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) system. Delta
consists of diode detectors, lying on two crossed planes, measuring the delivered dose, and providing two-dimensional dosimetric information. Seven plans of different goals and complexity were performed, with individual structure sets. TG199 structure sets and plans were transferred and implemented on the Delta
phantom taking into account its cylindrical geometry. All plans were delivered with a 6 MV linear accelerator equipped with multileaf collimator of 1 cm thickness. Plan results for each test met the recommended dose goals. The evaluation was performed in terms of dose deviation, distance to agreement, and gamma index passing rate. In all test cases, the gamma index passing rate was measured >90%. Delta
phantom has proven to be fast, applicable, and reliable for the step-and-shoot IMRT commissioning following TG119's recommended tests. Although AAPM's TG119 report is referring to the implementation of test plans that do not correspond to patient plans, it could be used as an evaluation tool of various IMRT systems, considering the local treatment planning system and the delivery system.
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Response of nanodot optically stimulated luminescence dosimeters to therapeutic electron beams
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Y Retna Ponmalar, Ravikumar Manickam, S Sathiyan, KM Ganesh, R Arun, Henry Finlay Godson
Response of Al
:C-based nanoDot optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dosimeter was studied for the dosimetry of 6, 9, 12, 16, and 20 MeV therapeutic electron beams. With reference to ionization chamber, no change in the response was observed with the change in the energy of electron beams for the field size from 6 cm × 6 cm to 25 cm × 25 cm, dose rates from 100 MU/min to 600 MU/min, and the linearity in the response up to 300 cGy. The fading of the transient signal was higher for 20 MeV electron beam than that of 6 MeV electron beam by about 5% as compared to value at 20 min after irradiation. The depletion of OSL signal per readout in 200 successive readouts was also found to change with dose and energy of electron beam from 6 MeV (9% and 12% per readout at 2 and 10 Gy, respectively) to 20 MeV (9% and 16% at 2 and 10 Gy, respectively). The OSL sensitivity changed in the range from 2% to 6% with accumulated doses from 2 to 8 Gy and with electron energy from 6 to 20 MeV, but the sensitivity could be reset using an optical annealing treatment. Although negligible fading for postirradiation storage from 20 min to several months, acceptable precision and linearity in the desired range, and high reproducibility makes nanoDot dosimeters very attractive for the dosimetry of therapeutic electron beams, a note should be made for changes in sensitivity at doses beyond 2 Gy and electron beams energy dependence in reuse, short-term fading, and signal depletion on repeated readout.
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Assessment of regional pediatric computed tomography dose indices in Tamil Nadu
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A Saravanakumar, K Vaideki, KN Govindarajan, S Jayakumar, B Devanand
The aim of this article is to assess Tamil Nadu pediatric computed tomography (CT) diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) by collecting radiation dose data for the most commonly performed CT examinations. This work was performed for thirty CT scanners installed in various parts of the Tamil Nadu region. The patient cohort was divided into two age groups: <1 year, and 1–5 years. CT dose indices were measured using a 10 cm
pencil ion chamber with pediatric head and body polymethyl methacrylate phantoms. Dose data such as volumetric CT dose index (CTDI
) and dose length product (DLP) on a minimum of twenty average-sized pediatric patients in each category were recorded to calculate a mean site CTDI
and DLP value. The rounded 75
percentile was used to calculate a pediatric DRL for each hospital, and then region by compiling all results. Data were collected for 3600 pediatric patients. Pediatric CT DRL for two age groups: <1 year (CTDI
and DLP of head [20 mGy, 352 mGy.cm], chest [7 mGy, 120 mGy.cm] and abdomen [12 mGy, 252 mGy.cm]), and 1–5 years (CTDI
and DLP of head [38 mGy, 505 mGy.cm], chest [8 mGy, 132 mGy.cm] and abdomen [14 mGy, 270 mGy.cm]) for select procedures have been calculated. Proposed pediatric DRLs of CTDI
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"Very well. Remember the air," warned Aelvyn. "You must respect its Element. Do not try to cut it - try to move the sword between it." Anna brought the sword down with a swish, but it felt awkward, wrong. She tried again. This time the sword slipped easily through the spaces in the particles, and she felt a sense of 'right-ness'. This was how to do it, she understood - this was what her previous training had enabled her to realise.
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With the Goldman Sachs story clearly fading from the markets collective memory and meteorology bugs sent back to the weather channel, investors once again had time to focus on Greece. Yesterday Greece raised €1.95 billion ($2.63 billion) through a 3-month Treasury- bill auction to yield 3.65%. While demand was firm and temporarily soothed investor concerns, today the 10yr yields climbed over 8.00% highlighting persistence fears. While Greece is reported to have the cash to pay its April debt, there are real worries regarding how the €8.5 billion bond, which matures on May 19th will be covered. While Soros' comments regarding Greece's death spiral might be a tad extreme, there are still considerable barriers ahead of a meaningful resolution. In addition, ECBs Weber clarified that the €80bn Greece needed to avoid default was not his figure and he was merely using the number to illustrate that liquidity requirements were fluid and not that he had particular faith in that number. Today in Athens, EU and IMF officials will begin discussions on the bailout plan activation. Given the recent upward surge in yields and Bank of Greece Governor George Provopoulos support of a rescue, we believe in the next 10 days the EU / IMF safety net will be activated. EURUSD has been under significant pressure and with most of the negative news already priced in, a bailout should give the EUR a boost short term. The big news yesterday (outside corporate earnings) was the considerably more hawkish Bank of Canada's accompanying statement. The BoC held rates steady but dropped its conditional commitment to stay neutral until July, and added that conditions were right to remove monetary stimulus. We had believed a few central banks including the BoC (RBNZ and Riksbank) had fallen behind the curve and are now expecting their catch up to give the underlying currencies a lift.
Today's Key Issues (time in GMT):
00:00 EUR EU-IMF delegation in Athens, meetings could last 2-3 weeks.
08:30 GBP BoE MPC April 7-8 meeting minutes.
08:30 GBP Mar claimant count, -10k eyed; last -32.3k.
08:30 GBP Feb ILO unemployment, 7.8% eyed; last 7.8%.
08:30 GBP Feb avge weekly earnings, +2.5% eyed; last +0.9%.
12:30 CAD Wholesale Trade Feb +0.7% exp , prev +3.0%
23:50 JPY Trade surplus, bn yen
The Risk Today:
EurUsd EURUSD just can't seem to get a break lately, as even the slightest glint of bullish momentum is soon quashed by fresh concerns that a potential bailout of Greece might not be workable, or that it may drag the rest of its Eurozone counterparts down into the mire with it. Looking at the technical picture, the situation is very similar to GBPUSD in recent days; whereby the sell-off has punctured a relatively nascent uptrend, but thus far, not given us a conclusive break lower. In fact, the rebound off 1.3399 lows has been rather impressive all things considered (back above 1.3440), and looking at the daily chart we can still see a robust uptrend in the 14-day RSI which suggests the bears simply do not have the gumption to push this one much lower right now. For the time being, long punts should be attempted only with very tight stops -the next level below is at 1.3385 and is really the last area of bids before the former downtrend at 1.3330. The major support at 1.3268 (last seen 25 March) is likely to hold on a first visit but once back inside the old downtrend we would have to concede that this bullish break-out is over. Resistance levels on the topside will be 1.3450 which has acted as a minor pivot level in past days, then yesterday's highs of 1.3523. Above 1.3523 we like the pair higher, and look for an imminent re-visit of 1.3590.
GbpUsd Another higher than expected UK CPI figure yesterday gave GBPUSD a supercharged shot of adrenaline; ramping the pair up to highs of 1.5433 -and quickly vanquishing the doubts over Monday's breach of the 1 month uptrend. We now feel more comfortable attempting long entry on dips towards 1.5300; expecting first buying interest at 1.5320 and uptrend support now at 1.5285. Today's data calendar is almost exclusively UK oriented, but it is unlikely we get any new information from the BoE minutes, and only a significant deviation from ILO unemployment expectations is likely to budge this pair away from technical drivers. As long as uptrend support holds, we fully expect another visit to 1.5525 (15 April high) in due course, and only really a break below 1.5285 would force us to consider the prospect of another move lower. Next supports below the uptrend are seen at 1.5254 (50-day moving average), 1.5190 (19 April low), then 1.5130 (6 April low).
UsdJpy USDJPY has looked scintillating this week, having rallied nearly 2% off the lows of 91.60 and twice nudged highs of 93.40. Not only has this move broken a 2-3 week downtrend channel, but we have also seen a re-test of the back side of that channel repel further sell-off -a development we see as bullish for even further upside in the coming days. We do have to be wary of any moves back down below 92.95 -which could potentially mean an ultra short-term double-top pattern (with target below at 92.50) -but we feel there is decent support to be expected between here and 92.50 which should prevent an all-out capitulation; the first of this levels comes in at 92.90 (back side of the 2-3 week downtrend today), then 92.85 major pivot level. On the topside, the next real resistance level is 93.77, but given our strongly bullish bias we would be happy holding on to longs and waiting for a re-test of 94.79 (4 April high). Any break above 95.00 opens up a lot of targets in the region of 97.00, and beyond. Hold tight!
UsdChf USDCHF is still a range-bound pair for now between 1.0434 - 1.0810; but recent price action may have provided some evidence that the range is narrowing into a symmetrical triangle on the hourly chart. Next resistance levels above come in at the upper edge of the triangle and yesterday's highs of 1.0710, then 1.0750 (25 March highs), and 1.0810 levels last seen at the beginning of March. First support expected at yesterday's lows around 1.0600, then the lower edge of the triangle at 1.0540 before last week's lows of 1.0500. Our medium term bias remains neutral until we see price developments take a more directional turn.
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S: Strong, M: Minor, T: Trendline, K: Keylevel, P: Pivot


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Executive team
Te kei o te waka
Meet the members of Te Papa's executive team.
The partnership between the Chief Executive Officer and Kaihautū (Māori leader) reflects the bicultural nature of the Museum. Te Papa 'acknowledges the unique position of Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand and the need to secure their participation in the governance, management, and operation' of the Museum.
Chief Executive – Rick Ellis
Rick has an exceptional track record in senior executive roles, providing outstanding leadership in New Zealand and Australia. His previous roles have included 10 years at the helm of TVNZ, Chief Executive Officer of Ansett New Zealand, Managing Director of EDS New Zealand and most recently, as Group Executive Telstra Media based in Sydney.
Rick's has a passion for making Te Papa available to everyone in New Zealand and his extensive background in digital media is helping Te Papa to extend beyond the walls of our buildings.
With the strength of our excellent team alongside him, Rick is helping to ensure Te Papa can turn its vision to change hearts, change minds and change lives into a reality.
Kaihautū (Māori Co-leader) – Arapata Hakiwai
Ngāti Kahungunu, Rongowhakaata, Ngāti Porou, and Ngāi Tahu
As Kaihautū, Arapata shares the strategic leadership of Te Papa. He provides bicultural leadership, guidance, and support, as well as further developing relationships with iwi.
His leadership encompasses the Iwi Relationship Programme, the Karanga Aotearoa Repatriation Programme, iwi in residence, and the Rongomaraeroa Marae. His position and area of responsibility help to affirm the bicultural foundation of Te Papa and its significance within the museum sector and New Zealand.
Arapata brings more than 20 years of museum sector experience to this role. He was employed by the National Museum and Australian Museum in 1989 as a trainee exhibition curator for the Toi Māori exhibition. His responsibilities and roles progressed to Curator Māori Collections, Exhibition Concept Developer, and then Manager for Bicultural Operations in 2000.
During his time as Director Mātauranga Māori in 2003–8 (and Acting Kaihautū from 2007–8), he guided the direction of research into the Māori collections and the associated policies and practices surrounding Taonga Māori.
Arapata has been involved in the repatriation of Māori and Moriori kōiwi tangata over many years including from the Australian Museum, Sydney, Field Museum, Chicago, Glasgow University, Edinburgh University, the Royal Scottish Museums and many other museums in the United Kingdom.
He is currently leading a world-wide research project to identify and create a global digital database of Taonga Māori and Moriori in museums and galleries. The aim is to facilitate the 'digital repatriation' of these taonga.
His curatorial expertise, understanding of taonga, and ongoing contribution and commitment to Te Papa will be invaluable in leading the Museum towards achieving its Vision.
Director Ngā Manu Atarau (Communities, Repatriation, and Sector Development) – Dr Charles Te Ahukaramū Royal
Marutūahu, Ngāti Raukawa, and Ngā Puhi
Before joining the Te Papa leadership team, Charles Royal was Professor of Indigenous Development at the University of Auckland and concurrently Director of Nga Pae o te Maramatanga, an indigenous centre of research excellence hosted by the University of Auckland. During his tenure at the University of Auckland Dr Royal was also an invited Visiting Scholar at the University of London. Dr Royal is a former Fulbright Scholar and Winston Churchill Fellow.
In addition to his academic career, Charles Royal is an acclaimed musician and composer. His major works include Te Arikinui for tenor, strings and percussion, Reclamations for violin and piano, and Baxter Songs for baritone and piano. He has composed mōteatea for his music group Reo, including Āio, Te Take o te rākau, and I haere nei koe.
Charles is the leader of the modern whare tapere (iwi based 'houses' of storytelling, dance, music, games, puppetry, and other entertainments), an initiative based upon his doctoral research. He is also the author of six books all focusing on the aspects of mātauranga Māori, iwi histories, and traditions.
Chief Financial Officer, Lisa Tipping
Lisa leads the team responsible for finance, procurement, risk and assurance, and statutory compliance and accountability
Lisa's experience is mainly in the commercial end of the public sector in executive management, consulting and governance roles.
Her most recent role prior to Te Papa was as an independent consultant, leading significant projects including finance function improvement, cross-government procurement, strategy execution, and the development of shared services models. Lisa has also held executive roles at Housing New Zealand and Standards New Zealand, chaired the Audit and Risk committee at Te Wananga o Aotearoa, and held senior consulting roles at EY and Arthur Andersen.
Director Collections, Research and Learning – Dale Bailey
Dale and his team look after Te Papa's collections, and share them with the public, ensuring as many people as possible can appreciate and learn from these national treasures. Covering natural sciences, art and New Zealand and Pacific cultures, activities in the group include curatorial research; collection management and development; exhibition development; learning; and public programmes.
Chief Operating Officer – David Robinson
David and his staff provide organisational infrastructure and support across the museum, including people and culture, communications, IT, facilities and programme management.
David came to Te Papa from the Ministry of Education, where he was Group Manager, Shared Services. Before working at the Ministry, David spent six years at the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) in the role of General Manager, Customer Services of Defence Shared Services.
Director Exhibition Renewal – Karen Mason
As Te Papa undertakes the largest redevelopment in its history, Karen has overall responsibility for the renewal of Te Papa's Cable St Site and long term exhibitions,.
Karen has a unique blend of experience in web communications, digital media, fine arts and design, entomology, education, and museum management. Before joining Te Papa Karen was a member of the Executive Team at Auckland War Memorial Museum. Karen was also a member of Te Papa's original 1990 exhibition development team.
Karen has won several awards for her leadership of creative and technical teams, the most recent being the top award in the Social Media category at the international 2012 'Museums and the Web' conference in San Diego.
Chief Digital Officer – Melissa Firth
Melissa has over 20 years' international digital experience across business strategy, innovation, user experience, and product development. Her most recent role before joining Te Papa was Head of Digital Business Development for Australia's public broadcaster, the ABC, where she and her team pioneered Agile and Lean methodologies to deliver audience-centred products and experiences.
Over the next few years, Te Papa Digital will be increasing ease of access to Te Papa's collections and stories for digital audiences. We will be developing new digital experiences, services, and ways of interacting with the museum.
Te Papa Digital also runs Te Papa's new innovation incubator, Mahuki.
Director Commercial – Ian Crowe
In support of ensuring Te Papa continues to grow as a sustainable business Ian's team is responsible for generating revenue for Te Papa through the effective trading of our existing commercial businesses and by developing new products, processes and services which are complementary to the aims and objectives of the organisation in addition to providing the best visitor experience to our guests at Te Papa.
Ian was previously Associate Director Commercial Services at the University of Auckland where he was responsible for the growth and development of a number of commercial businesses including making significant increases to the number of high profile events and conferences as well as revitalising the retail and visitor experience. Previously he lead the successful delivery of the hospitality and logistics programme for Rugby World Cup 2011. He has extensive venue and operations management in the UK and Australia where he has led operations in theatres, stadiums, art centres, palaces, and iconic sports events.


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Carmen with a Cuban heart, choreographed by iconic ballet dancer Carlos Acosta. In the wake of his outstanding international career, Carlos Acosta gathered Cuba's leading dancers and established the dance company Acosta Danza. In Grieghallen they will perform Acosta's own version of Bizet's classical ballet suite Carmen. The performance is a fusion of classical and modern dance, reflecting the rich and distinctive Cuban culture. The story's universal and timeless themes are laid bare in a sparse and powerful setting with spectacular designs and lighting, accompanied by Royal Ballet Sinfonia conducted by Paul Murphy. On this evening in Grieghallen, Acosta will also present us to other aspects of their unique combination of classical and contemporary dance. The company has associated with a stellar team of choreographers: Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Marianela Boán, Goyo Montero, and Russell Maliphant. Carlos Acosta himself performs Maliphant's mesmerizing and intense solo piece Two. Acosta Danza Carlos Acosta artistic director Marianela Boán choreography, El Cruce Sobre El Niágara (The Crossing Over Niagara) Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui choreography, Faun Russell Maliphant choreography, Two Goyo Montero choreography, Alrededor No Hay Nada (There is Nothing Around) Carlos Acosta choreography, Carmen Royal Ballet Sinfonia Paul Murphy conductor Produced by Sadler's Wells London and Valid Productions. Made possible by Aud Jebsen
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|Half Baths
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 7 nights
Our 2 bedroom cottage is perfect for a family of 4-5 or 2 couples, but we can fit up to 7 in beds. June special-$100 off from June 2-June 22 - full weeks only. There is a cement patio with a charcoal grill and picnic table right at the cottage. We also feed the birds in the yard. You go down about 8 steps and there is a wooden yardswing on your left with a deck on the right. The deck has adirondak chairs and a patio table and chairs on it. Go down another 10 steps to the lake. There is a big school-size slide built on the hill for safety. The firepit with wood is on the frontage along with a picnic table, boathouse with life jackets and games in it. There is a baby and regular swing, a sandbox, an L-shaped dock with a bench at the end. Out from the dock is a swimming raft. There are 5 boats included; a rowboat, paddleboat, canoe and 2 kayaks. Available to rent is a 20' pontoon boat for $440 and it includes at least $40 in gas. There is a swing, sand volleyball/badmitten court and private porta-jon on the lake front. Inside the cottage is really cute with knotty-pine cabinets and walls in the kitchen, a shower, sink and toilet in the bathroom and the living/dining room is one room with a couch (with a queensz sleeper sofa in it), a loveseat, a rocking chair and L-shaped with bench family style dining room set. The master bedroom has a queensize log bed with the best mattess set, an armoire and a small TV. The second bedroom has a fullsize bottom bed with a twin horizontal top bed (both have new mattresses and a built-in dresser. The kitchen is very well-equipped with a microwave, mixer, toaster, coffeemaker, full-size refrig, new electric range and a closet that has everything you forgot to bring included. We have all your dishes, pots and pans, utensils, grill tools, etc... There is a flat-screen TV on mounted on the wall with expanded cable, a VCR/DVD player and stereo. The view is wonderful, when you sit on the deck you feel like you are sitting in the trees. We have the sunset and the lake has a no-wake time before 11:30 and after 7 for quiet and fisherman. The road is 150 behind the cottage and very safe for children. It has a lot of privacy and is a great family place or nice for couple getaway. We are full from Memorial Day all the way to the end of November. You bring sheets, pillowcases, kitchen and bath towels, paper products, charcoal and fishing equipment and we provide the rest.
Keywords: Beautiful view, amazing view of sunset, lots of amenities, cute inside, family-friendly, 5 boats and firewood provided. We also have a 4 bedroom cottage next door, you can rent both for a large group. See #316973
We have owned and rented out our 2 cottages for 29 and 20 years. Ken and I are 60 and 62 and love being a part of famiy vacations. We both work full-time and rent the cottages as an investment. Ken's family had the 4 bedroom cottage next door from 1953 and his mother was going to sell it in 1982, so we bought it and had to rent it out to be able to keep it along with raising our 3 small children; who are now 29, 31 and 33. We have years of memories at the cottages and love to see the kids having so much fun with all we have added to make them a family fun vacation.
The Owner purchased this cottage in 1995
We love this cute cottage. It's perfect for our family of four. There are a half dozen boats included with the rental. The kids love the beautiful lake, playing on the boats and swimming raft. The cottage is on it's own private lake front. The owners really thought of everything and are friendly and easygoing. It's nice and quiet during the week and close enough to Ludington for a movie or dinner. We look forward to our time here every year!
A great Memorial Day Weekend. The cottage is everything it is advertised to be. Clean and comfortable with beautiful views. The owner is easy to work with and very helpful.The water was awesome. We relaxed on the dock, kayaked, swam. We watched fisherman reel in nice sized fish right off shore. Dinner in Ludington and a nice Lake Mi beach completed a great weekend. We're taking the whole family back later this summer.
Paddleboat, 2 kayaks, canoe, rowboat included. There is a pontoon boat for rent with the cottage. We also have a 4 bedroom cottage we advertise on VRBO that is next door for large families to rent both. We provide bikes. There are 80 acres of private land across the road that is wooded for hiking and walking your dog. It has benches, birdfeeders, birdhouses, a large variety of birds, deer and turkeys.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Summer 2017-full weeks
Jun 10 2017 - Aug 26 2017
7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Pet Fee
My summer rates are from Sun noon to Sat noon, you can come in on Sat at 6 PM for additional $75. The week of July 4th is $200 premium.