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KennethNash7xqg 
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Posted 31 May 2011 - 05:38 AM
Acer iconia. Connect a terabyte drive to tablet and watch all your ripped movies. Hey it's legal if you don't give them away and you bought the movies
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LarryButlera07d
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Posted 31 May 2011 - 01:55 PM
KennethNash7xqg, on 31 May 2011 - 05:38 AM, said:
Acer iconia. Connect a terabyte drive to tablet and watch all your ripped movies. Hey it's legal if you don't give them away and you bought the movies
You must be referring to my Iconia's mobile drives....:-)
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villanim
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Posted 02 June 2011 - 05:05 AM
The HTC Thunderbolt is anything but one of the best gadgets of the year. 3 hour battery life? For a smartphone? That is what is expected from a laptop, not a phone. You rip Lenovo as their X1 laptop gets only 4 hours on battery, yet say nothing about a phone that lasts 3 hours? Can you say biased!
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Posted 23 June 2011 - 08:07 AM
Verizon's LTE runs circles around HSPA+? I'll take a consistant average of 4.5 mb/s up to 10 mb/s almost everywhere I go on my Inspire on AT&T over 12 mb/s in some select spots and then Verizon's ancient slow 3G which runs at less than 1 mb/s.
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Posted 29 June 2011 - 04:30 PM
I bought a fujica 3D camera a few months ago and I have had fun!!it makes every thing else,well,flat.I have had,used camera's from 4X5 plate to sub-miniture (16mm) and nonw of them can compete with the fujica 3D
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 06:37 AM
The XPS 15z has one of the worst touchpads that I have ever encountered, to the point where it is almost useless. Among the many problems documented on Dell's user forum are:
1. Inability to turn off the touchpad when a mouse is attached
2. Inconsistency of the multi-finger gestures
3. Lack of support of continuous scrolling, particularly a problem given the lack of dedicated PgUp/PgDn/Home/End keys. I think that Dell should have disclosed in the product description that the 15z does not have continuous scrolling, as it is something that most of us take for granted
4. Lack of any horizontal scrolling, and inconsistency of vertical scrolling in terms of amount of pressure one has to exert.
5. Random movements of the cursor by itself.
6. Periodically, the left button or the right button will require multiple clicks in order for just one click to be executed.
This is after multiple drivers, some of which seemed to make things worse than previous one.
I used to be a loyal Dell customer--no more!
1. Inability to turn off the touchpad when a mouse is attached
2. Inconsistency of the multi-finger gestures
3. Lack of support of continuous scrolling, particularly a problem given the lack of dedicated PgUp/PgDn/Home/End keys. I think that Dell should have disclosed in the product description that the 15z does not have continuous scrolling, as it is something that most of us take for granted
4. Lack of any horizontal scrolling, and inconsistency of vertical scrolling in terms of amount of pressure one has to exert.
5. Random movements of the cursor by itself.
6. Periodically, the left button or the right button will require multiple clicks in order for just one click to be executed.
This is after multiple drivers, some of which seemed to make things worse than previous one.
I used to be a loyal Dell customer--no more!
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