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Asus to release smaller, lower priced Windows 8 tablets this year
Author: Matthew Wilson
After months of rumors that smaller, cheaper Windows 8 tablets are on the way, Asus will reportedly release such a tablet later this year. Jerry Shen, Asus’ CEO, also told the Wall Street Journal that he believes prices for Windows 8 tablets will drop to an average of $ 300 before the year’s end. Currently, most Windows 8 tablets are priced around $ 400 to $ 500, with displays of about 10-inches, so a cheaper option would give Windows a chance to compete more directly with the likes of Apple’s iPad Mini and Google’s Nexus 7.
Microsoft knows all this, and knows that it needs to get into the mini tablet game. So far, Asus appears to only be joined by Acer with plans to create a smaller Windows 8 tablet. On Friday, we saw an an 8.1-inch Acer…
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Asus to release smaller, lower priced Windows 8 tablets this year
Author: Matthew Wilson
After months of rumors that smaller, cheaper Windows 8 tablets are on the way, Asus will reportedly release such a tablet later this year. Jerry Shen, Asus’ CEO, also told the Wall Street Journal that he believes prices for Windows 8 tablets will drop to an average of $ 300 before the year’s end. Currently, most Windows 8 tablets are priced around $ 400 to $ 500, with displays of about 10-inches, so a cheaper option would give Windows a chance to compete more directly with the likes of Apple’s iPad Mini and Google’s Nexus 7.
Microsoft knows all this, and knows that it needs to get into the mini tablet game. So far, Asus appears to only be joined by Acer with plans to create a smaller Windows 8 tablet. On Friday, we saw an an 8.1-inch Acer…
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Asus to release smaller, lower priced Windows 8 tablets this year
Author: Matthew Wilson
After months of rumors that smaller, cheaper Windows 8 tablets are on the way, Asus will reportedly release such a tablet later this year. Jerry Shen, Asus’ CEO, also told the Wall Street Journal that he believes prices for Windows 8 tablets will drop to an average of $ 300 before the year’s end. Currently, most Windows 8 tablets are priced around $ 400 to $ 500, with displays of about 10-inches, so a cheaper option would give Windows a chance to compete more directly with the likes of Apple’s iPad Mini and Google’s Nexus 7.
Microsoft knows all this, and knows that it needs to get into the mini tablet game. So far, Asus appears to only be joined by Acer with plans to create a smaller Windows 8 tablet. On Friday, we saw an an 8.1-inch Acer…
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Immigrants Pay Lower Fees to Send Money Home, Helping to Ease Poverty
Author: Dave Adams
Immigrants Pay Lower Fees to Send Money Home, Helping to Ease Poverty
Now they contend with dozens of international competitors like Xoom and Ria. Western Union's share of the global remittance market has dropped to about 15 percent from around 75 percent in the late 1990s, while Money Gram's market share has declined …
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Social Media in the Era of Terrorism
Combine that with the case of a small village in Wenchi-Ethiopia, where 20 Motorola Xoom tablets were dropped in a society without basic education. Shortly after delivery one child figured out how to turn on the tablets. Within five days each child was …
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Susquehanna initiated coverage on shares of Xoom (NASDAQ: XOOM) with a “neutral” rating. The target price for Xoom is set to $ 18. Xoom's stock closed at $ 18.34 yesterday. Analysts at SunTrust initiated coverage on shares of Eaton Corporation plc (NYSE: …
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DOJ identifies lower frequency spectrum as key to wireless competition
Author: Natalie Wood
The Department of Justice has provided the FCC with new recommendations for governing spectrum auctions, and with a heavy emphasis on leveling the playing industry, the searchings for are most likely to draw the ire of AT&T and Verizon. In its briefing, the DOJ made its case that the nation’s 2 largest carriers presently hold market power, which is due to the heavy concentration of lower regularity spectrum (below 1,000 MHz) designated to the 2 incumbents.
According to DOJ officials, “This outcomes in the 2 smaller nationwide carriers having actually a somewhat decreased ability to contend, especially in rural areas, where the expense to develop out coverage is higher with high-frequency spectrum.” Although the DOJ never came right out and claimed it, one can quickly surmise that it’s leading the FCC to establish rules that favor smaller carriers– particularly Sprint and T-Mobile– in future low-frequency spectrum auctions. In the DOJ’s viewpoint, an incumbent carrier would should demonstrate both convincing evidence of ability constraints and an effective use of its present licenses in order to get added lesser frequency spectrum. Otherwise, the chance exists for AT&T and Verizon to snap up licenses simply in attempt to damage competitors.
Provided that the FCC and DOJ share the duty of ensuring competition in the marketplace, it appears unlikely that this latest brief will fall on deaf ears.
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Xiaomi Box launches in a three-city trial on March 19th at a lower price
Author: Mark Jeffries
The Xiaomi Box has had an arduous road to travel before it could go on sale: Chinese regulations reportedly kept it in limbo until local broadcaster iCNTV stepped in this January to get the ball rolling once again. The end is in sight now that a limited trial is set to start on March 19th. Changsha, Hangzhou and Shanghai will get about 10,000 total units of the Android media hub, whose price is dropping from the originally chosen ¥399 ($ 64) to an extra-frugal ¥299 ($ 48). The price slash could well make the set-top box that much more alluring, especially when it’s still poised to give both Android and iOS users some media sharing love. Could you please hurry up your release plans, Xiaomi?
Filed under: Home Entertainment, HD
Via: The Next Web
Source: Xiaomi (translated)
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Xiaomi Box launches in a three-city trial on March 19th at a lower price
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The Xiaomi Box has had an arduous road to travel before it could go on sale: Chinese regulations reportedly kept it in limbo until local broadcaster iCNTV stepped in this January to get the ball rolling once again. The end is in sight now that a limited trial is set to start on March 19th. Changsha, Hangzhou and Shanghai will get about 10,000 total units of the Android media hub, whose price is dropping from the originally chosen ¥399 ($ 64) to an extra-frugal ¥299 ($ 48). The price slash could well make the set-top box that much more alluring, especially when it’s still poised to give both Android and iOS users some media sharing love. Could you please hurry up your release plans, Xiaomi?
Filed under: Home Entertainment, HD
Via: The Next Web
Source: Xiaomi (translated)
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NVIDIA shines a light on lower spec Quadro cards: K600 priced at $199, K4000 at $1,300
Author: Buck Howard
Despite all the energy it’s been putting into mobile and gaming, NVIDIA hasn’t fallen out of love with its professional graphics customers. In fact, it’s in the process of trying to rekindle those sparks of romance through the clever use of chocolates, shoulder rubs and fresh additions to its Kepler-based Quadro lineup. We’ve already seen (and played with) the $ 2,249 K5000 flagship, but those of us on lower budgets will now be able to snag the K4000, K2000 or K600 as they begin to enter the retail channel.
Working from the top down, the $ 1,269 Quadro K4000 has 768 CUDA Cores, 3GB of RAM and a memory bandwidth of 134GB/s, which means it’ll crank out your architectural documents and video reels at a healthy 1.246 TFLOPs. The $ 599 K2000 has half the CUDA cores and memory bandwidth, with 2GB of RAM, and reaches a top speed of 733 GFLOPs. Lastly, the $ 199 K600 has 192 CUDA Cores, 1GB RAM, a memory bandwidth of 29GB/s and a top speed of 336 GFLOPs. If you’d like more details, you know where the PR’s at.
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Spotify pushing labels to lower costs, open up free service to phones
Author: Dave Adams
Spotify, the music subscription service, is because of satisfy in the coming weeks with its significant equivalents in the record market to renew their licensing agreements. The Verge has actually found out that managers at Spotify are anticipated to request for considerable cost breaks from the songs tags in addition to the rights to extend its free prices tier to mobile gadgets.
The UK-based Spotify has already started negotiations with Detector Music and will start talks with Sony and Universal in the coming weeks, according to several music market sources. (A Spotify representative could not be reached for comment.) These settlements with music & rsquo; s “huge 3″ tags will likely go a long method to determining whether Spotify reaches earnings, a.
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RIM unveils lower BlackBerry World price tiers, starts with the Euro, British Pound
Author: Charity Woods
BlackBerry-toting penny-pinchers have cause to rejoice, as RIM is introducing lower price tiers in BlackBerry World, starting with the British Pound and Euro. New price tags have yet to take hold across the board, but the the UK will see their lowest level fall from £1.00 to £0.75. When it comes to the Euro, prices will vary by country, and we spotted apps as low as €0.75 on Spain’s version of the shop. According to RIM, the tweak takes currency exchange rates and VAT requirements into account, and is an effort to gain a competitive edge and catch the eyes of consumers. If you’re hankering to save coin in other countries, more currencies are set to follow suit shortly after this round of changes take effect. RIM says the price adjustment is automatic, but developers who yearn to change their asking prices can sort things out at BlackBerry World’s vendor portal.
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Source: BlackBerry Developer Blog
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