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The magical world of the rainforest comes to life with music, lights, nature sounds, and lots of activities and textures to stimulate your growing baby The comfy floor quilt has a soft silky border and colourful arches supported by a friendly giraffe. A variety of links let you attach toys up above or down below.
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Commemoration of the 236th Anniversary of the Battle of Fort Washington
Sunday, November 18, 2012
12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
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In commemoration of the 236th anniversary of the Revolutionary War's Battle of Fort Washington, members of the Brigade of the American Revolution will set up camp on Fort Tryon Park's Cafe Lawn. Visitors will travel back in time and see demonstrations of how the Continental Army functioned during America's War for Independence.
In addition, a blacksmith will demonstrate his craft, historian Barnet Schecter, author of The Battle for New York, will speak, and local historian James Renner will display historic photographs and maps. Bagpiper Jerry Dixon will also perform.
There will be arts and crafts for kids compliments of the Fort Tryon Park Trust and the Morris Jumel Mansion. Representatives from Dyckman Farmhouse Museum will exhibit photographs from archaeological digs of the area that took place during the early 20th century. Revolutionary War Heroine Margaret Corbin will be giving tours of the battle area.
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Posted Wednesday December 04, 2013, About: Jordan Lynch is No. 2 in latest Heisman poll
The Heisman already is a joke and has been for a long time. When the supposedly best player in college football routinely can't cut it in the NFL, it's clear the voters don't have a clue what they're doing. If Lynch gets the award this year, he'll just be the latest stat wizard to secure himself a nice contract and a bench to warm for a few years in the NFL.
Posted Monday August 26, 2013, About: Notre Dame's ultimate wild card
Don't like either ND or UM, but I have to think the Irish are going to win by 10 or more. Gardner's a real talent, but U-M is too green in the OL and at receiver to be potent offensively this early in the season and they lack experience in some key areas on defense as well. Probably an 8-4 season for U-M, despite the hype. ND could be all over the map.
Posted Thursday June 06, 2013, About: Reggie Bush says Lions can win the Super Bowl
Not unless Bill Ford returns that bone he took from an Indian graveyard in 1962.
Posted Saturday October 20, 2012, About: O.J. Simpson reportedly selling 'the' knife
If I was OJ, I'd just buy a knife, claim it was "the one" and sell it for $5 mill.
Of course, I'm not OJ - but if I was, I'd be the type of amoral SOB who'd do something like that.
Of course, I'm not OJ - but if I was, I'd be the type of amoral SOB who'd do something like that.
Posted Thursday April 05, 2012, About: 'Cats title run captures Noel's attention
Why do these kids want to spend even a year hanging out in Lexington? Or anywhere in Kansas, for that matter? I guess it speaks to their determination to focus on basketball, because there's absolutely nothing else to do there - unless jug-fishing is your idea of a good time - and absolutely no one in the student body they have anything in common with. The big rematch that the typical Kentucky student is pining for is North vs. South. What gives?
Posted Tuesday March 20, 2012, About: Path cleared wide open for Kentucky
Don't crown Kentucky just yet. These teams loaded with NBA-grade freshmen often burn their way through the regular season, only to run off the rails in the NCAA Tournament. Immaturity can be a killer - freshman-heavy teams often abandon their game plan and try to win on raw talent alone, then get rattled in their first experience with real adversity. They may be the favorite, but I'd still give heavy odds to the rest of the field against them.
Posted Tuesday March 20, 2012, About: Path cleared wide open for Kentucky
Mississippi River water? Not unless they live in one of the boondocks towns at the extreme western tip. It's the Ohio River that's the major waterway running along Kentucky. Is that what they teach you at the Harvard of the Midwest?
Posted Sunday March 11, 2012, About: Duke, Michigan State on top PG recruit's list
If he's looking for a one-and-done, I don't know why MSU would be in the mix. Izzo doesn't recruit those guys. He wants players who are going to stick around a few years and learn his system. I can't remember the last guy who left State for the NBA after even two years, unless it was Magic.
Posted Wednesday February 22, 2012, About: Playoff format losing steam, 'Plus One' gaining
Do a 4-team playoff among the highest-ranked teams that won their New Year's bowls. That way, the bowls still get their fans, status and TV, and the rest of us get an additional week of semiprofessional football. It's not like Saban's and Meyer's kids really need to go to class anyway. Might be a bit tough on their tutors, though...
Posted Tuesday February 21, 2012, About: Home stretch worries Izzo
12 points is hardly a stomping, particularly when a team stayed in it most of the game. A stomping is getting beat by 33 points, particularly by a so-so team like Florida State.
Anyone who watched the carrier game or MSU's loss to Duke immediately following knew this would develop into a very good team by late in the season - all the elements were there, they just needed some time to mesh and for the youngsters to gain some experience.
MSU has matured and developed as a team, while UNC has stagnated. It's pretty simple, really.
Anyone who watched the carrier game or MSU's loss to Duke immediately following knew this would develop into a very good team by late in the season - all the elements were there, they just needed some time to mesh and for the youngsters to gain some experience.
MSU has matured and developed as a team, while UNC has stagnated. It's pretty simple, really.
Posted Saturday February 18, 2012, About: Avril won't cut Lions any breaks
I don't think Avril's the type who's going to blow his cash and be broke a few years after he leaves the NFL. He wrote a weekly column for the Freep during his early years with the Lions, talking about the process of learning to play in the NFL, and he struck me as a pretty articulate and smart guy. I think he's going to do just fine for himself, wherever he ends up. That said, I really hope it's Detroit - he's one of of my favorite Lions and a real class act.
Posted Friday February 17, 2012, About: The nation's top college hoops market
No surprise there. Your TV options are pretty much Louisville, Kentucky or re-runs of the old Porter Wagoner Show.
Posted Friday February 17, 2012, About: Avril won't cut Lions any breaks
If the owners and other businesspeople are entitled to earn as much as they can, why should athletes or other high-skilled employees be any different? Much as I'd hate to see Avril leave, he's a top producer who represents real value to a franchise by helping them field a winning team. Complain all you want about overpaid athletes, but it's just the free market at work - no one is forcing the owners to pay them that much.
Posted Thursday August 19, 2010, About: Lions' offense getting creative
D'oh!!! Schwartz has already said he won't be running the Wildcat this year, but that you could expect to see them practice it from time to time - for the benefit of the defense, since there are other teams out there that will use it. Much ado about nothing.
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Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore
4 Stars9 Bras Basah Road Singapore 189559
It is conveniently situated on Bras Basah Road in Singapore city centre, close to and MRT stations. A city tour is not complete without dropping by Merlion Park, Fort Canning Park and Gardens by the Bay.
This chic hotel has 298 rooms and suites furnished with hints of Asian and classic designs. All units are outfitted with air conditioning, flat-screen TV, work desk and coffee-/tea-making facilities.
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Rendezvous Hotel Grand Singapore provides 24-hour reception, Internet access, currency exchange, laundry/dry cleaning and parking. Ballrooms and meeting facilities that can accommodate up to 240 people are available. Leisure amenities include swimming pool, outdoor Jacuzzi and fitness centre.
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Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore Guest Reviews (155)
Convenient to all areas I needed to visit, short walk from our local office and taxi costs to point of work a reasonable price. Clean, fresh and bright, attentive service both at front desk and the Straits restaurant. Room clean and double glazed which has to be a bonus. I liked the place.
GSC1 wrote on November 25, 2012
First impression is always lasting. Not a good start during my first stay. Staff at the reception were not friendly and in fact quite arrogant. A lot of difference as compared to Rendezvous-Perth where i usually stay during my business travels in the past. Bearing in mind that i do travel to Singapore regularly on business trips and have been happy staying at Pacific Orchard Hotel however I decided to try this hotel hoping that it would be a good alternative or a regular hotel choice of accommodation.
SDPS wrote on November 12, 2012
I've first stayed in their exec rooms last years and i've been coming back to the same hotel and using the same room ever since! Price is very reasonable. Rooms are nice and cosy. The gym and swimming pool area is very private and it gives you a feeling that you're in a resort outside the city. The hotel staff are helpful & kind. Highly recommended.
Verona wrote on November 1, 2012
A very nice hotel, well positioned for sight seeing in Singapore. Very attentive and helpfull staff. Great dining facilities in the hotel. Handy tour desk that arranges pick up from the hotel.
Gelato Man wrote on July 30, 2012
Hotel has just finished a major refurbishment and is in excellent condition. The new undergraound MRT works being undertaken in adjacent Bencoolen St will be a bit of drawback for some time though
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Cuddle up in comfort while on the go with the Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Slumberbag! It zips up easily for snuggly slumbers and is decorated with a colorful picture of Mickey, Donald and Goofy going up, up and away in a hot air balloon. A coordinating carry bag is included for simple transport. The Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Slumberbag features:
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not what we expected
By grandma toby
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we were expecting a heavier blanket and maybe a pillow included for this price.
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I purchased the slumberbags for my grandsons and am delighted with them. They are so colorful and just the right size for my precious grandsons. They will come in handy when when the boys come and spend the night with us. I especially love the fact that the bags came with a back tote that matches and can be used as a back pack to carry and store the slumberbags in.
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Lightweight, comfy, very cute print. My 5-year-old son loves this sleeping bag. It's just what he was looking for. It's easy to pack up--fits back into the bag nicely, and can be worn as a backpack when packed up.It is kind of small and probably not good for kids over 5-7 (depending on their size). My son is on the small side and it fits him perfectly.The zipper does catch easily, but the material is slippery, so it is easy to slip the material out of the zipper when it does catch.
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I bought this sleeping bag for my 16 month old son for a family camping trip and he absolutely loved it! The built in bookbag feature is very helpful; my son was able to wear the sleeping bag and felt like he was helping! The sleeping bag is not very heavy; so we definitely needed to supplement with some extra blankets through the night. This would be perfect for an indoor sleepover! The price was great too! I would definitely recommend this to a friend!
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by Abriah on June 24, 2013
Pros: Fast, portable, high quality, screen, handwriting
Cons: Only the keyboard price quite expensive, I would love to have more apps in the marketplace to completely replace the ipad.
Summary: I was scared to buy this tablet/laptop but after testing it for a week I'm really satisfied.
I travel a lot and need to have full access to ...Summary: I was scared to buy this tablet/laptop but after testing it for a week I'm really satisfied.
I travel a lot and need to have full access to all my windows apps in a small portable device. The Surface pro has really impressed me with it's performance running even heavy pc games and applications.
It works as a laptop replacement and a tablet replacement in one single device.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Wonderful first attempt at a new breed of device.
by mikeheel on February 25, 2013
Pros: Tablet + laptop functionality
Great touch interface
Smooth and powerful
Runs traditional programs
1080p displayCons: Battery life, while decent for a laptop, is is short for a tablet
Thick & heavy for a tablet, but good for a laptop
Limited ports for a laptop, but great for a tabletSummary: I was able to get a 128 GB Surface Pro a little over a week ago now. I got the Type Cover and Wedge Mouse with it. My main concerns ...
Summary: I was able to get a 128 GB Surface Pro a little over a week ago now. I got the Type Cover and Wedge Mouse with it. My main concerns were battery life, size of screen, and the fixed-angle kickstand. So far, I love it. It has been a great replacement for old Dell XPS laptop and my Android tablet. I'll talk about my three concerns prior to buying it and then add a few more observations.
Battery: My lowest day of real-world use was a shade (like 5 minutes) below 6 hours. It was down to 6% battery life left at that point after relatively heavy use. Most days, I'm getting 7 hours out of it. While more time would be better, I'm relatively pleased. Granted, I'm not a heavy gamer. I'm mostly using it for writing, editing, PowerPoints, reading, and surfing with some light video watching thrown in from time to time. The bigger battery issue, IMO, is the fact the charger doesn't have a keeper strap or anything like that (so you can't pack it up neatly) and the charger is sometimes a pain to connect to the charging port (it doesn't just happily snap in, like the MBA does). But it's certainly livable.
Screen size: The screen is amazing. I was concerned about the size, but the easy scaling by touch makes it wonderfully easy to use. My only gripe here is the snap feature (or whatever MS calls it when you can run to two programs side-by-side on the start screen). I love the feature and used it when I gave a presentation last week (had my personal notes up on one side and the presentation paper up on the other so I could keep my speech synchronized with the paper). But I wish you were not limited to a fixed ratio. I'd really like a 50/50 or 60/40 split every now and then. I hope MS adds this via software update at some point.
Kickstand: No worries here. I can easily use this as a laptop on my lap while sitting on the couch. It is far more versatile in that regard than conventional tablets. It is stable enough to use the touchscreen interface with no worries at all. One other benefit I noticed is that since the keyboard is the only part on your lap, you don't get a bunch of heat on your lap when using it in your lap, either.
Regarding other things, the speed and response is impressive. No lag on anything. Surfing is much faster and smoother on the Surface than on the current gen iPad (a friend who is a huge iPad geek and I played with them and both agreed the Surface was substantially faster when it came to loading pages). At this point, the best surfing experience by far is with MS Explorer 10. I'm a huge Chrome fan, but it is not optimized the same way Explorer is yet, and that optimization makes a huge difference. To my great surprise, I really like Explorer 10.
The pen works pretty well. It is nice to have native ability to have clients sign a Word doc on the Surface. It works well for free-hand notes (particularly when used with OneNote), but it is not perfect. I do wish it had a slot for the pen, but I just put in my pen pouch in my briefcase or backpack; that works perfectly fine.
The Wedge Mouse was a nice addition; I'm sure any decent bluetooth mouse would work great with it. On the desktop mode, the mouse is handy to have sometimes, but you can get by without it by using the trackpad or the pen.
The touch interface is very smooth. Apps are better than expected, but there are still plenty of holes in the lineup. Installing "legacy apps" (aka, real programs) was perfectly smooth.
Weight isn't as bad as I initially thought. When I first opened it, I immediately thought it was too heavy. But that feeling went away after about 5 minutes of use. The kickstand helps mitigate the weight in that you can often prop it up with the kickstand rather than support all the weight all the time. I tend to prefer to read in landscape mode, anyway, but you also get used to portrait mode pretty quickly (although it does look a little over-tall at first blush).
Switching from start screen to desktop is not quite the jarring experience it has been portrayed as in some reviews. However, I do miss pinch to zoom and that sort of scalable touch function when running desktop programs. You can use touch navigation and such on desktop programs, but it'd be perfect if you could use a full touch interface all the time.
The Type Cover is very good. It is not as good as top-end keyboard, but it is imminently usable and responds well to normal pressure. I was too cautious with it at first and made a few more mistakes as a result. But once I warmed up (took maybe 20 minutes), I was able to fly along with no issues. The trackpad is not so great, but it is functional and the touchscreen and pen more than make up for any deficiencies with the trackpad. I also haven't had any issues with the Wedge Mouse. I only break it out for heavy editing work, though.
As a productivity tool, I love that cold boots in 8 seconds (about 2-3 seconds from standby) and shuts down in about 2-3 seconds. I can just pick it up, turn it on, and dive in. Thanks also to MS for avoiding bloatware. The Surface Pro handles everything I've thrown at it smoothly. The touchscreen is addictive. My kids have MBAs that I have worked with from time to time (and liked more than my Dell XPS), and the Surface feels more user-friendly than the MBA. Touch is a big part of that; you can just pinch to zoom most things, and it it makes a difference on smaller screens like those of the Surface and MBA. I would have chosen the MBA over my old XPS, but I'd take the Surface of a MBA every day of the week now.
At this point, I'd give the Surface Pro about an 8.9 out of 10 and can strongly recommend it for most folks. It'd easily push a good bit higher if it were just little thinner and lighter, had maybe 25% more battery life, and if you could use the full touch interface for desktop programs.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Very Delicate. Difficult to repair.
by luke_aus on November 11, 2013
Pros: Portability.
Cons: Delicate, Impossible to get online assistance to repair. Expensive.
Summary: Very delicate and easily dropped as kickstand not very rigid when using on couch and keyboard disengages easily. Access support online impossible with website down and just error messages. Microsoft ...
Summary: Very delicate and easily dropped as kickstand not very rigid when using on couch and keyboard disengages easily. Access support online impossible with website down and just error messages. Microsoft acknowledge not working (surface support site) but won't offer phone support without agreeing to pay a premium. suggests log via social media as only may to get any assistance...
A good start
by MarcVaughan on May 28, 2013
Pros: * Lovely design with the hinge at the back
* Great screen
* Some of the UI/OS works really well on the touchscreen - shame it was 'kludged' to support desktops as wellCons: * Keyboard doesn't always auto pop-up or hide as you'd expect on a touchscreen device
* Some of the OS UI functionality is somewhat clunky
* Steam products don't appear to receive touchscreen input which is disappointingSummary: A good start - reminds me a bit of the original iPad, bit clunky in place but if Microsoft persevere with it I think they've a winner on their ...
Summary: A good start - reminds me a bit of the original iPad, bit clunky in place but if Microsoft persevere with it I think they've a winner on their hands.
Excellent combination of a laptop and a tablet
by afdeluca1 on April 30, 2013
Pros: Touch interface - very smooth
Ability to use Microsoft Office programs
Can get work done just like it is a laptop
Type cover is EXCELLENT
Digitizer pen
VERY fast to boot up
Solid as a rockCons: Cant turn off "tap to click" on touchpad
Some desktop programs arent optimized for touch yet
Not very sleek or smooth looking. A little thick.Summary: I am so glad I waited for the Pro. With 128 Gb of storage and the ability to use a MicroSd card, there is plenty of storage available. Also, this ...
Summary: I am so glad I waited for the Pro. With 128 Gb of storage and the ability to use a MicroSd card, there is plenty of storage available. Also, this thing works great. Very fast and smooth. The kickstand makes this thing stand very solid, which is great with the touchscreen. Very stable.
I am about three weeks into using, and rarely use my laptop. My iPad is now just for entertainment purposes since I have a legacy iTunes library.
I wont regurgitate prior reviews. Buy the Surface Pro. You will like it. -
Perfect for my needs!
by TheMoose210 on March 18, 2013
Pros: High Performance
HD Screen
Solid Build
Type Cover
Full Microsoft Office
Wacom Digitizer & PenCons: Battery life could be improved.
Projecting to 2nd screen could be easier. Took awhile to figure out that the Pro's default display projects the screen at 150% (switch it to 125% and you're good to go!)Summary: I purchased the Pro on the day of the release and haven't looked back. I specifically wanted the 128GB since it will be primarily for work and with the ...
Summary: I purchased the Pro on the day of the release and haven't looked back. I specifically wanted the 128GB since it will be primarily for work and with the microSD card slot I have over 141GB currently available. The Pro does everything my laptop does while being much more portable and convenient.
My work revolves around large spreadsheets in Excel as well as large PowerPoint presentations and PDF files, things I would not be able to do if I had purchased an iPad. Worth the wait. -
Practical tablet that replaced my laptop.
by pbooren on March 16, 2013
Pros: - start interface
- multiple apps at the same time
- screen resolution
- being able to download any software
- replaced my laptop
- type cover is awesome
- portability and practical tablet
- extremely fast
- 5 second load up from being shut downCons: - the pen would be great if it had a place to store it inside the device
- more apps, but that will come with timeSummary: I'm typing this up with my Surface Pro sitting on my lap on my couch. I love it. I'll be completely honest, I was super stoked about it, ...
Summary: I'm typing this up with my Surface Pro sitting on my lap on my couch. I love it. I'll be completely honest, I was super stoked about it, and then got cold feet right before buying it. I researched out all the tablets and laptops and determined that I could simply cut out buying both a tablet and laptop and go with a hybrid of the two. So I made the jump and bought one. I have loved it. It has completely replaced my laptop and fulfilled my urge to get a new tablet. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to set it on my lap while sitting on the couch, on the bus, but the kickstand works so well whether its on my bed, lap, desk, anywhere more or less. I'd recommend it for anyone who is looking to replace their laptop in a business and student setting. For some tech savy geek that needs all the specs in the world it may not be able to replace your laptop or computer like it has for me.
After much research, glad I waited for the Surface Pro
by Gillyala on February 18, 2013
Pros: -well-built case
-Wacom digitizer and stylus pen
-handwrite notes on docs and PDFs
-microSD slot
-detachable keyboard
-front AND rear facing cameras
-excellent damage insurance policy (Microsoft Complete)
-no bloatwareCons: -stylus storage
-no ethernet portSummary: I had to return TWO Samsung slates due to hardware problems so there was no way I was going to try a third time. I waited for the Pro because ...
Summary: I had to return TWO Samsung slates due to hardware problems so there was no way I was going to try a third time. I waited for the Pro because I needed a fully functional PC that could download and handle large graphic programs like Adobe CS and Corel Graphic suites and had a digitizer with stylus input. These needs eliminated a lot of the other tablet/PC hybrids. In addition to having better specs than the 11" Mac Book Air, (which is what the Pro should be compared to),I work in portrait mode a lot which requires a detachable keyboard, both not possible with the Air. The battery life is no worse than other computers with similar specs.
I bought the TypePad because it offers a better typing experience, in my opinion, than the TouchPad and adds stability to the Pro when I'm using it on my lap.
Even though the stylus magnetically clicks into the power port, it is easily detached when extracting the Pro from a backpack or purse, for example, so I bought a spare.
I also expect less glitches with Windows 8 if it is running on a Microsoft computer.
Summary: After exhaustively comparing specs, functionality and prices, Microsoft did a good job with the Pro. -
I chose the Surface over a Samsung ATIV.
by mottsmith on February 14, 2013
Pros: A pleasure to hold. Beautiful display (and scratch proof). Surprisingly functional pen input. Zippy, fluid performance.
Cons: Battery life could be better. Occasional device glitches. Easy to lose the pen, particularly when charging the device.
Summary: I've been anxiously awaiting a PC that is both completely portable and powerful, and I couldn't be happier with the Surface Pro. Before its release, I purchased a ...
Summary: I've been anxiously awaiting a PC that is both completely portable and powerful, and I couldn't be happier with the Surface Pro. Before its release, I purchased a Samsung ATIV Smart PC with a bundled keyboard dock, but ended up returning it after a week.
Now that I've had the Surface for a bit, I can offer these comparisons:
1. FORM -- The Surface is the perfect size if portability is your goal. It's a little smaller than an iPad in an Otterbox case. I can easily hold it like a book for reading emails on the couch or surfing the Web. It's big enough for Word docs and spreadsheets but small enough to carry with me anywhere, which I love. The Samsung has an 11.6 inch screen (versus the Surface's 10.6 inches), making it more viable as an all-purpose computer, but less pleasant to hold or travel with.
2. INPUT -- I purchased the Type Cover and agree with all the praise its been getting. It feels great and folds easily behind the device when you're using it as a tablet. but Also, perhaps because I am long-time iPad user, I find the Surface Pro's onscreen keyboard to be a reasonable alternative to a hard keyboard for limited applications. There's no real-time auto-correct like on an iPad, so it forces you to be more accurate, but the Surface's virtual keyboard is more responsive than the iPad's, so this is doable. I've also been completely surprised at how usable the pen is. In fact, the pen has become one of my favorite features. I can hold the Surface in tablet mode and use the pen to make hand-written comments on Word or PDF documents, and this is a pleasure.
Many others have complained with good reason that you can't easily use the Surface as a true "laptop" in your lap. The rear kickstand needs a more solid surface than legs can offer, and the keyboard covers provide no support. This is a bit of a bummer, but, again, I have found the pen and virtual keyboard good enough alternatives that I am satisfied with the trade-off for portability and tablet functionality.
The Samsung ATIV Smart PC, on the other hand, has an available docking keyboard that is heavy enough to counterbalance the computer, allowing you to use it as a traditional laptop. This is nice in theory, but I had problems (as have others) with the keyboard connecting and disconnecting constantly when on my lap versus a solid surface. So, in the end, the added weight and bulk of the Samsung were of no value to me. Moreover, the Samsung is larger than the Surface and its pen isn't quite as responsive, so I found using it in tablet mode less pleasant than I have found the Surface.
3. DISPLAY -- The Surface has an absolutely gorgeous 10.6-inch display. It's vivid and beautiful. The Samsung's display is larger, making it marginally better for reviewing wide spreadsheets, perhaps, but it's also noticeably less vivid than the Surface's. After using the Surface, the Samsung display looks drab.
CONCLUSION -- I use both Microsoft and Apple products, and I genuinely like both for different reasons. I've always liked MS for heavy business functionality (I live on Excel and Outlook), and I like Apple products for their shear awesomeness. That said, the Surface is the first non-Apple device I've used that I love the way I love Apple products -- and it's a fast, powerful business computer to boot. It's absolutely my favorite device to come along in years.
- Manufacturer: Microsoft
- Part number: 9UR-00001
- Description: A laptop in tablet form, Surface Pro brings together the best of Microsoft in one awesome new device. Run the programs you've been using with Windows 7. Run the full Office suite and your line of business applications. And choose from thousands of apps available in the Windows Store. From The Economist to Wall Street Journal to Dropbox, you'll get amazing apps built specifically for Windows 8. Check back often for new apps. The security and manageability that you expect from Microsoft. BitLocker encrypts your hard drive's data, helping to keep your stuff safe. Install applications and connect with accessories and printers, just like you always have. Join a corporate domain for full access to your work network. Enjoy fast, powerful performance and stunning visuals. The Intel processor was built using the latest technologies, including HD graphics, to deliver with impressive speed and responsiveness. A stunning entertainment experience awaits you with a 16:9 widescreen, ClearType full HD display with 1080p resolution. Movies and photos leap from the screen in bold color and sharp contrast. The Surface display is incredibly responsive to touch, pen and keyboard. Seamlessly switch between input modes in fluid motion. Get creative with drawing and note taking in applications such as OneNote. Mark up your PowerPoint presentations, PDFs, and documents just like you would on paper. A pen digitizer and pen come with your device, making it easy to add a personal touch. Available with 64GB or 128GB storage. System software uses significant storage space; your storage capacity will be less. 1 GB = 1 billion bytes.
- Packaged Quantity 1
- System Type Slate Tablet PC
- Mechanical Design No keyboard
- Operating System Microsoft Windows 8 Pro
- Notebook type HD display
Processor / Chipset
- CPU Intel Core i5,
3 i5-3317U / 1.7 GHz - Max Turbo Speed 2.6 GHz
- Number of Cores Dual-Core
- Cache L3 cache - 3 MB
- 64-bit Computing Yes
- Features Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0,
Hyper-Threading Technology Memory
- Flash 128 GB
- Max RAM Supported 4 GB
- Technology DDR3 SDRAM
- Hard Drive 128 GB SSD
- Optical Drive None
- Type 10.6 in
- Touchscreen Yes
- Max Resolution 1920 x 1080,
( Full HD ) - Widescreen Yes
- Image Aspect Ratio 16:9
- Features 10-point multi-touch
Audio & Video
- Graphics Processor Intel HD Graphics 4000
- Camera Yes
- Resolution 1.2 Megapixel (back), 1.2 Megapixel (front)
- Sound Stereo speakers , Microphone
- Type Touch-screen,
Stylus Communications
- Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 LE,
802.11n - Compliant Standards Wi-Fi CERTIFIED
- Capacity 42 Wh
AC Adapter
- Output 48 Watt
Connections & Expansion
- Interfaces USB 3.0,
Mini DisplayPort,
Headphone output,
Keyboard - Memory Card Reader Card reader ( microSDXC )
- Software Included Mail,
Xbox Video,
Bing for Microsoft Surface,
Xbox Music,
Xbox Games,
Microsoft Internet Explorer 10,
Messaging Miscellaneous
- Color Dark titanium
- Features Expandable memory,
Front camera,
Full USB,
Rear camera Dimensions & Weight
- Width 10.8 in
- Depth 0.53 in
- Height 6.8 in
- Weight 903 g
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 1 year
Product series
Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro (64GB)
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Specs: 3rd Gen Core i5,
Intel i5-3317U / 1.7 GHz ( 2.6 GHz ) ( Dual-Core ),
Windows 8 Pro 64-bit Edition,
10.6 in TFT active matrix,
1920 x 1080 ( Full HD ),
Intel HD Graphics 4000,
903 g -
Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro (128GB)
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Specs: Intel Core i5,
i5-3317U / 1.7 GHz ( 2.6 GHz ) ( Dual-Core ),
Microsoft Windows 8 Pro,
10.6 in,
1920 x 1080,
( Full HD ),
Intel HD Graphics 4000,
903 g
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse Microsoft products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:Microsoft
- Address:
One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA 98052 - Phone: 1-425-882-8080
- Fax: 1-425-706-7329


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Revista Facultad Nacional de Agronomía, Medellín
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RIOS QUINCHOA, Jairo Yovani; JARAMILLO VILLEGAS, Sonia del Carmen; GONZALEZ SANTAMARIA, Luis Hernán e COTES TORRES, José Miguel. DETERMINATION OF THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF FERTILIZATION IN POTATO (SOLANUM TUBEROSUM SSP. ANDIGENA) DIACOL CAPIRO IN A SOIL WITH PROPERTIES ANDICAS OF SANTA ROSA DE OSOS, COLOMBIA. Rev.Fac.Nal.Agr.Medellín [online]. 2010, vol.63, n.1, pp. 5225-5237. ISSN 0304-2847.
The fertilization is a work that fulfills the supplementary to the plant nutritional necessities that are not satisfied by the soil, in its condition of natural fertility. For many decades faulty doses has been used that take to low productions, and in occasions excessive doses of chemical fertilizers that lead to environmental problems. The fertilization with nutritious secondary (Ca, Mg, S) and the micronutrient B, has been little studied in potato crop in Colombia; for this reason, we evaluated, in the Centro de Investigacion e Innovación Agropecuaria y Forestal Paysandú of the La Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Medellín), the effect of different doses of these nutrients, in a cultivation of potato of the variety DIACOL Capiro in a soil with andics properties of Santa Rosa de Osos. Low, moderate and high doses of NPK, Ca, Mg, B and S, was used, and it was a positive result in yield to the growing applications of NPK (500, 1.500 and 3000 kg ha-1), significant differences were also presented in weight in the tubers of first and second category, while the tubers of third and quarter category did not present significant differences. The interactions among Ca, Mg, B and S didnt have appreciable effect on the yield of the tubers, since in most of the alone cases one observes the simple effects of this elements.
Palavras-chave : Fertilization; nutrients; Solanum tuberosum; DIACOL Capiro.


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