Great article, but one part I always find with nearly all reviews of the Surface Pro 3 and Surface 3 is the one that says the lack of type cover is horrible and it is essential to getting the full experience. Then the price...
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@Kelly22 (First, great article!! Was looking forward for a comparison) As has been heavilly discussed in other forums and sites, tablets are aimed to be a mobile companion, with the Surface being the one that blurs the...
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@Li Tan,
Agreed, I think the Surface 3 will provide what most students have been craving...a full desktop experience in the smallest package as possible.
Hopefully the battery life won't degrade with heavy use.
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Having a real email client open 24/7? Yes, I do and it is set to get emails off the various servers every 15 minutes. I do not have a cell phone and I rarely give out my phone number, email is the best and most preferred...
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"...Microsoft has made it difficult to buy new computers with "7" installed, so I buy reconditioned machines with "7" instead. " @Gary_EL I have done the same. Funny I was working with...
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I'm no enterprise business leader, but even I can see the danger in investing treasure and human resources in small, unproven companies peddling small, unproven IoT devices. Let the pioneers chase these early gains, and...
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So are we to believe that the problem was just really poor rollout and execution by the curriculum vendor, Pearson? Or is all of that mention about the FBI flying into the scene (and I envision them jumping on ropes out...
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It's said that the Space Shuttle was the classic "bridge too far", designed in the early 70's with 60's components, it was just too far ahead of its time. And, when that goal of $1,000 dollar a pound was set, it might very...
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All in all this is an interesting article. It just clicked my mind that, these are the tasks that we do on a day to day basis. However I am surprised with the numbers.
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5 words reply, this is unbelievable. In my experience I used to receive paragraphs and paragraphs as a reply.
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@whoopty I agree with you. We used configure email in to our phone for easy access. By the way what will happen if you receive an urgent email?
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Further acquiring a company on the same industry can result in reducing costs. The best example would be the Wal-Mart.
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I think this is a good decision. This will help the mobile users to view BI information via their phones. Specially this will help the senior management of the companies.
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The change in the image download process shows how much more sophisticated Docker is becoming about the needs of its operational users, as well as developers.
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@Curt that is really cool. Some really curious kids do that on their own, but they sometimes don't get things to work when they put them back together. One of my teachers told a story about someone else's kid who took apart...
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@zerox203, I absolutely want a 3D printer (my dear wife wants to make sure that whatever we get will print in sugar and/or chocolate), but I also want to make a milling machine or get a laser cutter. I'm not sure how I'm...
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@Ariella, one of my favorite parts of the Orlando Maker Faire was a section filled with old computers, printers, and other devices. A local surplus company provided all the devices and a bunch of tools: It was a kid's area...
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I'll start by saying this; we're definitely too jaded these days. I'm not one to blame the kidz and their Youtubez, but how can living in an age where a commercial company develops reusable rocket ships evoke anything but...
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What a great article! People like Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerburg have been profiled enough times. How fitting that a man championing the democratization and independence these new technologies offer be a perfect example...
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@David it does take time and a certain amount of trial-and-error to get a process perfected. That's why Edison said, ""I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." And supposedly, it took a couple...
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@Tom- I don't know about an arm which seems just as likely to accidentally damage it. But I'm surprised they can't deploy a net or inflatable bags or something. But I think they will learn to compensate for the lateral forces...
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