Friday, 15 March 2013

This Laptop


This laptop of mine.

1:
This laptop is slim and beautiful. Its shinny metallic finish, with a brushed steal look is stunningly fantastic. Having a thin body of measly a tiny fraction of a few millimetres looks fabulous. With smooth black buttons with exquisite depression capabilities makes if feel like your typing on clouds instead of buttons. The super high resolution screen screams every pixel at a million decibels burning the incredibly clear image into the core of your burning retinas. The intense audio system from beats by Dre are beyond insane and make anything sound phenomenal. It truly is an million dollar treat to your audible senses. The searing speed of its boot-up is like a blood thirsty cheetah bolting after a tiny innocent delicious succulent rabbit. Its superhero like processing power make its tare easily through programs like a razor sharp katana blade and a poor victims abdomen.


2:
This laptop is metallic in finish. With buttons and a screen. It appears to have and audio system by some artist. Its processing power is generated from the quad core Intel chip. Its graphics are handled by an independent card with its own chip set. It has a screen and a touch pad with inputs and outputs on the side. Its a rectangle curved corners.

3:
This laptop is rather nice. Its has a beautiful chrome metallic finish which appeals first to your sight. Its smooth seductive finish pulls you towards it. Its slim stunning form makes you appreciate the capabilities of the machine before every turning it on. When you open the top you are graced with a stunning high resolution screen with a perfect size display. The clarity shows the instant you hit the power button. Which itself is snugged perfectly in the corner of the full length speaker which runs along the top of the keypad, with additional speaks on the underside of the machine on each side.

Its smooth function keypad makes typing a delight, as you start by entering your password to gain access to the machines power. You see how quickly the OS starts up and your at the homepage to your windows GUI. You see how responsive the components are when you open up a large file in microseconds. The machine seems almost pleased with its performance. Its responsive and powerful, yet packed into such a slim lightweight body making this laptop perfect.

Monday, 4 March 2013

RIM Review



Blackberry z10 Smartphone


After much long anticipation in mid February Blackberry released its first model phone, the Z10, in an attempt to start its long overdue comeback into the world of smartphones. Blackberry for the past year has been on a steady decline. Reducing staffing to almost a third, going through numerous CEO's and attempting different marketing structures to help people look forward to the new model phone. Blackberry had a big hurdle to jump in this "unforgivable" release. If the phone was not everything it should be and more, then blackberry was looking at a doomed fate.

Blackberry does have some unknown features that the majority of the public do overlook. We will look first at where the company originates and where the company is heading to.

Blackberry is a company which started out in the software section of the computer age, it developed some of the most cutting edge security packages which corporate America fell in love with. It was then able to develop a secure network of servers around the world, approx 1500 of them, and they servers run the dedicated RIM network. Research In Motion is the first company to offer secure data transfer. They then developed smartphones with this security built in. These feature grew into the widely known BBM function we know today. The general public do not realise that this feature is the most secure wireless data transfer features available tot he general public. It is not a messenger feature that runs off wireless carriers tower, it operates on those 1500 RIM servers around the world and offer a security level which no other company can offer. In fact, with the release of the Z10 and X10 (which is the same phone only with the full qwerty keypad, not the full touchscreen) the American government has already signed up to use as the standard phone for all government officials as Blackberry can offer the secure data transfer which no other company can. Apple is very unstable in this area and offers no security for the end user.

So with that in mind, let us look at the phone itself. It follows the generic full touchscreen, which the youth of today seem to migrate towards. Yet also offers that full qwerty keyboard that corporate users navigate towards as their purposes are different then the social networking mainstream teenagers that blackberry underestimated. Thinking cellphones would be for business not social aspects of life.

Well they really caught up fast. With the X10 you get more then just a cell phone. The product has a blazing fast quad core chip, with a love 2gigs of ram which makes the phone operate seamlessly between apps which you have running. The BB10 os has many new features which add in the user of the device. Following their playbook software the X10 has a distinct feel which separates it from the Apple/Android suite of slide screens and grid style apps, to a more unique feel. Its business appeal with be for the public now as well as the professional. This may have been the device that BB needed to release. They will certainly see themselves on the rebound now, working towards the top place which they held for many years. It will be a challenge as Apple has a swift legal team on their sides, and has consumed the near-sited youth of the west. This new product is a first-stake in RIMs attempt to rebuild their name and the device lives up to it.