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Google’s Patrick Brady tells us how the Nexus 7 went from ‘start to finish in four months’
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/02/how-the-nexus-7-came-to-be/
At this past year’s CES, we were inundated by tablet after tablet after, well, tablet. Some were big, some were small, and some were just right. A few, though, kind of faded into the wallpaper and didn’t return. Such was a little prototype NVIDIA brought by for us to play with, a 7-inch tablet from ASUS with Tegra 3 power and an amazing price tag — just $250. We got our hands on it briefly (as seen in the video below) and it was impressive, but it was never to be seen again.
One month later, Google’s Director of Android Partner Engineering Patrick Brady joined Matias Duarte in Taipei to meet with ASUS and to launch the project that would become Google’s first Nexus tablet, the 7-inch, Tegra 3-powered Nexus 7 that is shipping soon for an even more amazing $199. Coincidence? Join us for a discussion with Patrick about how Google’s mighty little tablet came to be.
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Dell Vostro line gets Ivy Bridge CPUs, optional 4G LTE
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/12/dell-vostro-line-ivy-bridge-cpus-optional-4g-lte/
Dell’s Vostro line of entry-level business notebooks is next up to receive the good ‘ol Ivy Bridge update. Today the company is announcing the Vostro 3360, 3460 and 3560 laptops, in 13-inch, 14-inch and 15-inch sizes, respectively. All models will be configurable with either second- (Core i3) or third-gen (Core i5 or Core i7) Intel CPUs along with several graphics options and up to 8GB of RAM. And let’s not forget those business features: fingerprint readers, file and folder encryption and security software are available on all three models. The Vostro 3360 and 3460 will also offer optional 4G LTE mobile broadband.
Getting more specific, the $649 Vostro 3360 measures 0.76 inches thick, weighs 3.67 pounds and comes standard with a 320GB hard drive spinning at 7,200RPM (a 750GB configuration and an optional 32GB SSD are also available). Starting at $599, the 4.92-pound Vostro 3460 comes with the same processor options and is available with NVIDIA GeForce GT 630M graphics and up to a 7,200RPM, 750GB hard drive coupled with a 32GB SSD. Unlike the 3360, the 14-incher comes with a backlit keyboard and includes an optical drive. Lastly, there’s the 15-inch, 5.75-pound Vostro 3560, which can be configured with AMD Radeon HD 7670M graphics and a 1920 x 1080 display (you get the same storage options as the 3460, along with the same backlit keyboard and optical drive). The Vostro 3560 is currently on sale for $599 on Dell’s website, while the 3360 and 3460 will be available on June 21st. Head past the break for more photos and the full press release.
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Dell Vostro line gets Ivy Bridge CPUs, optional 4G LTE originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 12 Jun 2012 09:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Dell Vostro line gets Ivy Bridge CPUs, optional 4G LTE
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/12/dell-vostro-line-ivy-bridge-cpus-optional-4g-lte/
Dell’s Vostro line of entry-level business notebooks is next up to receive the good ‘ol Ivy Bridge update. Today the company is announcing the Vostro 3360, 3460 and 3560 laptops, in 13-inch, 14-inch and 15-inch sizes, respectively. All models will be configurable with either second- (Core i3) or third-gen (Core i5 or Core i7) Intel CPUs along with several graphics options and up to 8GB of RAM. And let’s not forget those business features: fingerprint readers, file and folder encryption and security software are available on all three models. The Vostro 3360 and 3460 will also offer optional 4G LTE mobile broadband.
Getting more specific, the $649 Vostro 3360 measures 0.76 inches thick, weighs 3.67 pounds and comes standard with a 320GB hard drive spinning at 7,200RPM (a 750GB configuration and an optional 32GB SSD are also available). Starting at $599, the 4.92-pound Vostro 3460 comes with the same processor options and is available with NVIDIA GeForce GT 630M graphics and up to a 7,200RPM, 750GB hard drive coupled with a 32GB SSD. Unlike the 3360, the 14-incher comes with a backlit keyboard and includes an optical drive. Lastly, there’s the 15-inch, 5.75-pound Vostro 3560, which can be configured with AMD Radeon HD 7670M graphics and a 1920 x 1080 display (you get the same storage options as the 3460, along with the same backlit keyboard and optical drive). The Vostro 3560 is currently on sale for $599 on Dell’s website, while the 3360 and 3460 will be available on June 21st. Head past the break for more photos and the full press release.
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Dell Vostro line gets Ivy Bridge CPUs, optional 4G LTE originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 12 Jun 2012 09:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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there’s nothing ‘Ultra’ about Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks unless you add Kepler
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/23/nvidia-kepler-for-ivy-bridge-ultrabooks/
This is a vaguely awkward message for NVIDIA to be putting out. On one hand, the company is best buddies with Intel and is hoping to see its next-gen GPUs bundled with a large portion of the Ivy Bridge notebooks that will ship this year. But to reach that target, it must risk irking Chipzilla by emphasizing the limitations of Ivy Bridge’s integrated graphics. That’s exactly what happened at a recent presentation, when NVIDIA told us there’ll be “nothing Ultra” about the performance of a regular Ivy Bridge Ultrabook because the integrated HD 4000 graphics will only handle around 43 percent of current games. By contrast, if you add in a GeForce GT 640M you’ll find that 100 percent of current games are playable with frame rates over 30fps and high detail settings, including Battlefield 3, Batman: Arkham City, Crysis 2 and many others. If you leave the lightweight Ultrabook spec behind and combine Ivy Bridge with a GT 670M GPU then you can go even higher — as we just discovered in our review of the MSI’s GT70 gaming laptop. Fortunately, Intel was pretty magnanimous about HD 4000 when it briefed us, and readily accepted that enthusiasts will still want discrete graphics, so we don’t imagine the slide above will cause too many hurt feelings.
NVIDIA: there’s nothing ‘Ul! tra’ abo ut Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks unless you add Kepler originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 23 Apr 2012 12:15:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Source: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=189621&pid=1296786
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Memory – 1024MB onboard with one open DDR3 SO-DIMM slot for up to 2048MB expansion, giving 3072MB total memory – Postpunk confirmed
Chipset – STATUS – NVIDIA ION LE
Graphics – STATUS – NVIDIA GeForce 9400M based (NVEnabler, LCD, 1366×768, QE/CI) – adachis/supervisa confirmed DSDT may be an option
HDMI Port – UNKNOWN – TESTING NEEDED
VGA Port – UNKNOWN – TESTING NEEDED
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Trackpad – STATUS – Alps Electric – PS/2 based – ApplePS2Old – adachis confirmed
Local Storage – STATUS – NVIDIA nForce Serial ATA Controller
Wireless – G-STATUS / N-STATUS – BCM4312(G) (adachis confirmed) and BCM943224(N) (PZZ confirmed)
Network – STATUS – 10/100 NVIDIA nForce MCP79
Wireless WAN – UNKNOWN – HP un2420 Mobile Broadband (Qualcom2000)
Bluetooth – STATUS – USB/PCIe Broadcom based – superviza confirmed
Audio – STATUS – NVIDIA HDA (VoodooHDA works large amount of static overlay, try 16-bit – adachis confirmed) DSDT may be an option
Webcam – STATUS – USB Based HP Webcam-50 – superviza confirmed
External Optical – STATUS – HP External 556s Optical Drive – theproto confirmed
Feature status:
Battery Status – STATUS – VoodooBattery shows some functions – (adachis confirmed) so does AppleACPIBatteryManager (superviza confirmed)
Sleep/Hibernate/Suspend – STATUS – MORE TESTING NEEDED – Not looking good OOB (superviza confirmed)
Trackpad Options – STATUS – VoodooPS2 not recognizing trackpad – adachis confirmed
Shutdown/Reboot – STATUS – superviza confirmed
Clamshell Switch – STATUS – superviza confirmed
Power Button – STATUS – superviza confirmed
SpeedStep or P/C-States – STATUS – AppleLPC loaded and P/C-States are present -superviza/theproto confirmed
Status legend:
VANILLA – No fixes needed or DSDT/EFI fixes used only
EXTRAS – Extra KEXTs needed but not located in /S/L/E
MODIFICATIONS – Modifications or additions to /S/L/E or any other system file
UNSUPPORTED – No useable driver exists for the device/chipset
UNKNOWN – Initial status indicating further testing/verification is needed
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http://myhpmini.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=2402
source: http://www.liliputing.com/2009/10/hp-mini-311-ram-can-be-upgraded.html
HP Mini 311 RAM can be upgraded
The HP Mini 311 (or Compaq Mini 311C in Europe) comes with 1GB of RAM soldered to the motherboard. At first glance, that might make this NVIDIA ION-powered laptop a bit less attractive, since it somewhat limits your upgrade options. But Blogeee reports there’s good news: There is another RAM slot that users can take advantage of to upgrade the RAM.
All you have to do is pop open the back and slide in a 2GB module to upgrade the memory to 3GB.
Source: http://www.liliputing.com/2009/10/hp-mini-311-with-ion-graphics-can-run-os-x.html
HP Mini 311 with ION graphics can run OS X
Want an 11.6 inch mini-laptop with high performance graphics, and the ability to run OS X? It looks like the HP Mini 311 fits the bill.
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Source: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=178372&st=0#entry1217787
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