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- PublicThe ThinkPad X131e will be available to US schools from February 26 for $429.
Lenovo has become the latest computer manufacturer to partner with Google and develop a Chromebook, today announcing the launch of a Google OS powered ThinkPad X131e, a rugged notebook ...
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Gabriel Walsh
How is $429 an amazing price? Right now Samsung's Series 3 goes for $250 and the Series 5 can be had for $100 by special order by educational institutions and families of students. Private sellers can also buy the Acer variant for $200. What is Lenovo offering hardware wise that would warrant double the price and a limit to only institutional buyers? After all, this is chromeOS we are talking about, how much "configuring" could Lenovo do to the rigs when most of the configuring is on-line and system wide?
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SEO. It's one of those terms that gives just about every new site or startup a chill down the spine. But maybe SEO isn't as hard as everyone makes it out to be. Maybe the finer points ...
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Google has announced the release of its second wave of Street View images from Israel after the company added 360 degree photography from "hundreds" of new locations in ...
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Sergio Ricardo de Freitas Oliveira
When the images also show the hypocrisy, hate, injustice, cynicism and cruelty against the Palestinians, you let us know. Thanks.
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When you were young, did your grandparents ever yell at you for playing video games and send you outside for some exercise? Well, this retired Chinese grandpa would probably be okay ...
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The most fun, exciting jobs are often the hardest to get. Having some experience under your belt can really help, and that's why we're happy to announce that we're looking for three ...
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China is swiftly becoming a digitally social nation. It gained over 50 million Internet users last year, bringing its total to 564 million and it has more than 1.1 billion wireless ...
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Temple Run 2, the follow-up the hugely popular Temple Run, is finally out and live in the App Store, where it is available for the iPhone and iPad for free. An Android version is due ...
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Here's a story you don't see every day. Google on Wednesday has gone on record to deny reports that one of its Google Maps Street View cars killed a donkey in the Kweneng region of ...
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Women 2.0, Girls In Tech, Rails Girls; there's a plethora of gender specific tech events, normally leaning towards women, trying to counter the male-dominated field of the technology ...
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Callum Davis
The tech industry doesn't bloom from conferences and seminars and talks, it blooms from guys in their garages or dorm rooms putting stuff together for fun. There is absolutely nothing stopping women from doing this at all.
Perhaps we should just admit the obvious? There are far more men than women who are into tech (and engineering/physics/maths) and this explains the lack of women in the tech industry, nothing more, nothing less. All the networking sessions in the world won't change that fact.
Perhaps we should just admit the obvious? There are far more men than women who are into tech (and engineering/physics/maths) and this explains the lack of women in the tech industry, nothing more, nothing less. All the networking sessions in the world won't change that fact.
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We've given quite a bit of attention to "learn to code" initiatives lately, many of which have proved especially popular among designers. But as designers increasingly explore ...
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