Agilent Technologies Beats Q4 Earnings

Agilent Technologies Beats Q4 Earnings
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Agilent’s fourth-quarter revenues of $1.04 billion were up 2.1% from the last quarter but down 0.8% year over year. Revenues were within management’s guidance range of $1.03 billion to $1.05 billion and in line with the Zacks Consensus Estimate.
Revenue growth was supported by continued strength in the pharma, diagnostics, clinical and food markets and across all geographies. Product lines of strength included its CrossLab services and consumables, diagnostics and genomics as well as liquid chromatography offerings.
Americas was a significant revenue contributor with 37% share with battery such as Fluke Ti-20 Battery, Fluke Ti20-RBP Battery, Fluke TiR Battery, Fluke TiR1 Battery, Fluke Ti10 Battery, Fluke Ti20 Battery, Fluke Ti25 Battery, Fluke 125 Battery, Fluke 125S Battery, Fluke BP120MH Battery, Fluke 43 Battery, Fluke 43B Battery, while Asia/Pacific and Europe accounted for 33% and 30%, respectively. Only the Americas grew sequentially.
Agilent now has three reporting segments — Life Sciences & Applied Markets Group (LSAG), Agilent Cross Lab Group (ACG) and Diagnostics and Genomics Group (DGG). Its Electronic Measurement Group (EMG) segment has been spun off into Keysight Technologies, an independent, publicly traded company. Agilent also exited the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance business which failed to meet its growth and profitability goals. The company divested or shut down underperforming units to streamline operations.
LSAG was the largest contributor in the last quarter and accounted for $515 million or 50% of total revenue, down 4% year over year. Strong performance in Pharma was offset by softness in the industrial and academia & government markets.
ACG contributed $342 million or 33% to revenues, up 3% year over year. Both services and consumables experienced growth across all geographies.
DGG garnered $178 million or 17% of revenues. The segment was up 4% year over year. All businesses under this group (Dako, Genomics and Nucleic Acid Solutions) did well.
The pro-forma gross margin for the quarter was 51.7%, down 176 basis points (bps) sequentially but up 577 bps from last year.
Adjusted operating expenses dropped 9% sequentially but were up 60% from the year-ago quarter. As a result, the operating margin of 21.5% increased 192 bps sequentially but declined 568 bps year over year.
Operating margins of LSAG, AGG and DGG segments were 20.0%, 25.1% and 19.2%, respectively.

Ocean Enterprises provides

Ocean Enterprises provides
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Getting started is only one of many steps along the path toward business success for innovators like Prieto. As startups scale up they can benefit from a nearby confluence of investors or funding firms — one the resource lacking in Northern Colorado.
“The question is are there good technologies ready to go to market that aren’t getting invested in and therefore the economy is at a loss,” Walker said. "If the answer is 'yes' we need more funding options in Fort Collins.”
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In November, Prieto announced an undisclosed investment from Intel’s California-based New Business Group. Prieto’s full battery can be released through that partnership. In 2014, the startup formed an undisclosed partnership with another company outside of Colorado. That deal enables Prieto to start releasing battery components next year.
There’s always a need for more funding for startups, and a group of investors based in the Fort Collins area could have a “huge impact” on Northern Colorado, said Terry Opgenorth, executive director of CSU Ventures’ NewCo Launchpad program.
During the past five years, CSU Ventures advised about 30 startups that were born from research at the university. The organization houses Prieto Battery which spun off from CSU research in 2009.
Colorado Angel Investors formed in 2013 to identify high-growth potential companies coming out of CSU Ventures, Innosphere and other networks in Northern Colorado. But earlier this year the group consolidated into a chapter of the Denver-headquartered Rockies Venture Club.
Colorado Angel Investors wasn’t drawing interest from enough startups in the Fort Collins area, said DuWayne Peterson, a cofounder of the investor group. The group of roughly 20 investors also worried it was not seeing the best pitches in the state.
“The tricky thing now is keeping our focus on Fort Collins,” Peterson said. On the bright side, the new Rockies Venture Club partnership can potentially expose city startups to roughly 150 investors around the state.
This year, one of the five startups the RVC invested in was from Fort Collins — hemp research company New West Genetics. Another six startups are in the funding pipeline, but they’re all from Denver, said Ian McConville, program manager at RVC.
McConville said the RVC doesn’t readily have information on how many Fort Collins startups were funded by the group in past years. He said RVC members can independently invest in startups, but that information is not tracked.
Looking at the track record of Fort Collins-based Blue Ocean Enterprises provides insight as to what more local investment groups could mean for the city. The organization cofounded by Curt and Nancy Richardson has invested in 10 high-potential private companies since 2011.
Eight of those companies, including Richardson’s company Otter Products, are headquartered in Fort Collins, according to Blue Ocean’s website. Blue Ocean also sponsors collegiate and professional entrepreneurs through the annual CSU Blue Ocean Enterprise Challenge. Several Fort Collins companies compete in the competition.

Professor Takashi Ohira

Professor Takashi Ohira
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In the past, "coupling coefficient k" was used as an index of wireless-power-transfer efficiency. Since k decreased as the power-transfer distance increased, it was believed that the transmission efficiency would decline. In 2007, however with such as Anritsu MP1026A Battery, Anritsu MS272XB Battery, Anritsu MS202XA Battery, Anritsu MS203XA Battery, Anritsu MS2721A/B Battery, Anritsu MT8222A Battery, Anritsu S331E Battery, Anritsu SM204 Battery, , Anritsu 633-44 Battery, Himedia Q5II 3D Blue-ray ISO SATA Tv Box, it was found that the transfer potential could increase, even over large distances, if the Q factor (quality factor) was high.
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"A function to simultaneously estimate and display the ηmax (maximum efficiency, see Reference 3) of a wireless transfer link from the kQ product using tan θ (the efficiency tangent) has also been realized," explains Professor Ohira. "Using this newly developed measurement system, it is possible to greatly improve prototypes and design high-efficiency couplers for wireless power transfers."
This system contributes to the construction of highly efficient wireless power-transfer systems by enabling the following.
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Range of LTE technology

Range of LTE technology
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PIM Master: The current standard of PIM testing offers a well-known system of two primary carriers and a calculated PIM frequency, which is monitored via a spectrum analyzer. This provides a measurement of the overall linearity of the antenna system and the surrounding environment.
The Distance-to-PIM test is simple, immediate, and accurate. DTP informs the technician of the distance and magnitude of all the PIM sources simultaneously, both inside the antenna system and beyond the antenna.
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The Signalling Tester MD8475A is an all-in-one base station simulator supporting LTE, LTE-Advanced, W-CDMA/HSPA/HSPA Evolution/DC-HSDPA, GSM/EGPRS, CDMA2000 1X/1xEV-DO Rev. A. and TD-SCDMA/TD-HSPA. It supports service, VoLTE and call-processing tests for multimode LTE smartphones and mobiles with excellent cost-performance.
A full line of test environments are supported for the general mobile verification phase, such as max. throughput performance tests, stress tests, and battery consumption tests of multisystem LTE terminals using 2x2 MIMO, as well as CS Fallback, call connection reliability and stability tests at handover, communication tests at low RF power, offloading from LTE to WLAN tests, and service verification using LTE multiple PDN and SMS in a 2-cell environment.
Mr. Madhukar Tripathi, Sr. Marketing Manager Anritsu India Pvt Ltd told Anritsu is world leader of telecom test and measurement solution and works very close with LTE eco system. Anritsu Corporation have HQ in Japan. Anritsu MD8475A is used by all chip set companies for LTE chip design development testing. Anritsu testing solutions are used by Mobile Network Operators, NEM, Installation companies, telecom manufacturing companies , UE manufactures.

Legitimate concerns

Legitimate concerns
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Back in September, shortly after the first trailer debuted for Peter Landesman’s Concussion, the New York Times ran a story alleging the filmmakers had — if I may use a baseball metaphor for a football movie — switched from a fastball to an underhand pitch. The story, drawn from emails attained during the Sony hack the previous winter, quoted from multiple email exchanges between studio execs, director Landesman, and reps of star Will Smith, contending the film’s dramatization of Dr. Bennet Omalu’s crusade against the National Football League had been softened considerably from the script’s initial drafts with battery like Smiths WZ50C2 Battery, Smiths WZ50S Battery, Smiths WZS50F2 Battery, Smiths WZ50C6 Battery, Smiths WZ50C6T Battery, Smiths WZ50C66T Battery, Smiths WZ-50C6 Battery, Smiths WZ-50C6T Battery, Smiths WZ50F6 Battery, Smiths WZ-50F6 Battery, GE DASH2500 Battery. The Times may have been right, but if they were, all I can say is this: based on the movie we got, it’s hard to imagine how scathing those earlier drafts must’ve been.
Smith plays Omalu, a Nigerian immigrant and scholar who works, methodically and unassumingly, for the Pittsburgh coroner’s office. When Mike Webster (David Morse), the legendary Steelers center, winds up on Omalu’s slab, dead at 50, something doesn’t seem right to the good doctor; he orders a full battery of tests on the athlete’s body, and sees something in the test that makes him sit straight up and say, “My god.”
Omalu develops a theory that Webster, and several other players driven to early death and suicide, fell victim to a neurodegenerative disease he dubs CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) — brain damage, similar to dementia or Alzheimer’s, caused by head trauma suffered in the high-impact sport. He publishes his findings in a small medical journal, but when it makes its way to the League, the fallout is swift and devastating: harassment, threats, denial. His mentor (Albert Brooks) is brought up on federal charges. His wife (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) is followed and run off the road, resulting in a miscarriage. He’s chased out of his job and his city, and forced to abandon the dream home he’d not yet moved his family into.
In other words, no, contrary to legitimate concerns, Concussion is not some sort of snowball mash note to the NFL. It portrays, in vivid detail, the consequences of speaking out against an organization that, as fellow doctor Julian Bailes (Alec Baldwin) puts it, “owns a day of the week — the same day the church used to own.” It may not give us a scene where a shadowy NFL figure picks up the phone and barks, “Take him down,” but it does give us scenes of various figures connected to the organization, conspiring and plotting against Omalu; what’s more, we see the human toll of their campaign, as he breaks down at his wife’s bedside (“This is my fault”), as he tears apart their untouched home, aware of all the unkept promises it represents.
Concussion represents the finest film work of Smith’s career to date — his accent, while initially jarring, is convincing, and the scenes in which he speaks truth to power (particularly the trailer’s already ubiquitous “Tell the truth!” directive) are intense yet quiet, angry yet controlled. His support is plentiful, and able; Morse shines in his brief role, Brooks cruises into his scenes with presumed authority and dry wit and steals every damn one of them, Baldwin puts across his character’s moral struggle with welcome modesty, and Mbatha-Raw is warm and charismatic (even if the courtship subplot is a bit of a dud).

Battery life make this the one to beat

Battery life make this the one to beat
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I’ve been searching for the perfect Windows laptop ever since Windows 8 was released, three years ago. For much of that time, I reluctantly opted for the MacBook Air simply because there weren’t better, Windows-native options. But running Windows on an Apple laptop isn’t ideal, if only because the keyboard is laid out differently. After that frustrating three-year search, I’ve finally found the best Windows laptop with battery such as Welch Allyn 00185-2 Battery, Welch Allyn AED 10 Battery, Welch Allyn Atlas 622SO Battery, Welch Allyn Atlas 622SP Battery, Welch Allyn Atlas 622NO Battery, Welch Allyn Atlas 622NP Battery, Welch Allyn 5300 Battery, Welch Allyn 300 Battery, Kangaroo Battery, Kangaroo 224 Battery, Kangaroo 324 Battery, Kangaroo K524 Battery. It’s a laptop that doesn’t resort to origami touchscreen gimmicks or feel like it’s cloning the MacBook yet again. It’s the new Dell XPS 13.
Dell has been working at perfecting the XPS 13 for a while, including an overhauled version it introduced early this year. It was smaller than a MacBook Air, thanks to a beautiful 13.3-inch edge-to-edge display. It was also the first Windows laptop that has come close to the quality and reliability of a MacBook Air. I switched to that early 2015 model as my main machine six months ago, but a few nagging, real problems made it frustrating. Like most Windows laptops, it had trackpad issues, the speed wasn’t quite what it should have been, and Dell’s claim of 11 hours battery life didn’t pan out. The ideas were all there, but it was not a polished experience.
But now, Dell has refreshed the XPS 13 again with some minor improvements that focus on exactly the things that bothered me with the first one: battery life, performance, and the trackpad. I’ve been using the new Dell XPS 13 for the past couple of weeks, and — again — I’m convinced it’s the best Windows laptop out there. Sorry, Surface Book.
Very little has changed externally with the new XPS 13. It looks identical to the same model from earlier this year. Both have stunning edge-to-edge displays that no other laptop makers use, and they’re really the centerpiece of the XPS 13.
Most manufacturers are racing to create the best 2-in-1 hybrid with a crazy Yoga-like hinge, 4K display, and touchscreen, but Dell has gone back to the basics of what we all love about a portable computer. The new Dell XPS 13 shines as a result. I’ve been primarily testing the non-touch model as I prefer its matte display and longer battery life. I don’t need to flip my laptop around into a tablet or touch the display regularly. I’m convinced most people don’t need to just yet either. I love the idea of a combined tablet and laptop, but until there’s enough touch apps designed for this hybrid world, I just want a laptop that works.

Texas's most desolate beauty

Texas's most desolate beauty
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In 2007, John Wells quit the rat race. The former fashion photographer and set designer had been living in an old farmhouse in the country outside New York City, working 15-hour days just to eke out his mortgage (at 29 percent interest) and cough up a further $1,000 a month in property taxes.
"It was just killing me," he says. "I worked on a lot of really bad music videos, just to make ends meet." So he got rid of half of what he owned and bought some land in the high desert outside Terlingua, near Big Bend. There, amid some of Texas's most desolate beauty, he embarked on a new life of self-reliance. He bought some cheap land and decided to build a shipping-container house from scratch and by hand with battery like Goldway UT4000A Battery, Goldway UT4000B Battery, Goldway UT4000C Battery, Goldway UT4000F Battery, Goldway 6000F Battery, Terumo Battery, Terumo TE-331 Battery, Terumo TE-312 Battery, Terumo TE-332 Battery, Terumo BN-600AAK Battery, Terumo TE-112 Battery, Terumo 6N-1200SCK Battery, two miles from the nearest paved road. And then he did just that, living in his truck while his creation took shape.
Now debt-free, Wells is trying to see how much food he can grow on his own in the greenhouse he's building out of four more shipping containers. He collects his own rainwater, and his eventual goal is to live on less than $10,000 a year, which he plans to raise through merchandise sales on his blog, The Field Lab.
Wells is a self-described moderate prepper, one of a growing group of self-reliance enthusiasts who face the uncertainty of modern times by learning to garden, build, hunt, sew, hoard food and precious metals, and manage livestock. (Especially fertile rabbits, advises one prepping guru. The fecund little creatures can reproduce 1,000 percent of their body weight each year.)
It is no little irony that preppers — striving for a low-tech life — gather largely on blogs and in online forums and toss around prepper jargon while they show off their work ("preps"), discuss what the end of the world as we know it ("EOTWAWKI") might look like and form alliances for when the shit hits the fan ("SHTF"). And it's not all canning tips.
Some, like Wells, are motivated by economic uncertainty and a need for self-sufficiency. Weather catastrophes such as wildfires and the televised anarchy that followed in Hurricane Katrina's wake spurred some into action. Others see the approaching election and Barack Obama's presidency as a harbinger of worsening tension between the races and other opposing groups in the United States, as illustrated by both the Tea Party on one extreme and the Occupy movement on the other.
For every stay-at-home, Internet-savvy mom, for every aesthetic, Thoreau-like solitude-seeker in the Texas desert, there is also a darker, more fearful and, some would say, nuttier side to prepping. Some of John Wells's neighbors in the middle of nowhere have safe rooms. One is building a Faraday cage to protect his possessions from an electromagnetic pulse, either natural or manmade.

MHS Girls Repeat As State Swimming/Diving Champs, 1990

MHS Girls Repeat As State Swimming/Diving Champs, 1990
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The Mandan Braves girls have won their second consecutive State Title as Swimming and Diving Champions. Individually, Mandan finished First five times and Second four times. Champions are Suzy Helvig who broke three state records (200 free, 500 free, 200 medley relay), Kelley Leroy (diving) and the 200 medley team of Barb Stork, Nicole Fiest, Kris Wagner and Helvig. Both LeRoy, a junior, and Helvig, a sophomore, were undefeated in their events this season. Head coach for the Braves is Connie Kirchoffner who was also named Coach of the Year; she is assisted by Ralph Manley and Theresa Leer.
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Funerals this week: Martin A. Graner, 80; Dean E. Kautzmann, 52, and Lorraine (Ganske) Yantzer, 64, all of Mandan; Margaret Rud, 91, and Elsie (Werchau) Schwinkendorf, 85, both of New Salem; Bennie Tomanek, 83, Spokane, Wash., formerly of St. Anthony; Ruth (Walker) Madland, 86, Mandan, formerly Yucca; Florence (Higgins) Roesch, 86, Green Valley, Ariz., and a resident of Mandan from 1953 until 1976.
Local voters, turning out in better-than-average strength, have soundly defeated a proposal to switch the city’s time zone standard from Central to Mountain. The final tally was 2,368 against, 381 for. Thus, Mandan continues to be one of three North Dakota communities west of the Missouri River to operate on Central time. Williston and Fort Yates also set their clocks to Central, but the remaining west river area goes by Mountain Time. The MST movement was defeated heavily in all 15 precincts of Mandan.
Pioneers of the old North Dakota Nonpartisan League were applauded by top federal and state officials in commemoration of the organization’s recent 50th anniversary. In a banquet hall lined with old NPL campaign posters, praise was heard from Democrats Sen. Quentin Burdick, Rep. Rolland Redlin, Gov. William Guy and others in an event preceding the 14-state Midwest Democratic Conference held at the Patterson Hotel convention hall. The conference itself was highlighted by an address delivered at a $25-a-plate dinner by U. S. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
Val Gerving of Glen Ullin has been re-elected president of the Production Credit Association of Mandan; re-elected vice president was Walter Clooten, Bismarck. Mandan’s Clarence West is the PCA’s general manager and secretary-treasurer.
Everett Cannon, co-owner of the Deluxe Barbershop with Ervin Stark since 1956, has announced selling his share to Stark, making Stark the sole owner. Cannon has accepted a position as car salesman for Remund Ford- Mercury Inc. The four-clipper shop is located at 310 1st St. N.W. Other barbers at the shop, in addition to Stark, are Allen Wanner and Wayne Miller.
Patricia Ann Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey of Mandan, was recently married to Navy veteran Duane J. Carrier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Carrier, in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Thomas Chambers in St. Joseph Catholic church with Sister Gordon at the organ. The bride’s attendants were Susie Staafe and Nadine Klug; attending the groom were Walter Bailey Jr., brother of the bride, and Rick Scharf.

Over 40 Last-Minute Gifts for Techies

Over 40 Last-Minute Gifts for Techies
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Ryan becomes inspirational leader

Ryan becomes inspirational leader
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The Mountain View High School boys basketball team stared attentively as coach Aaron Shepherd drew up plays on a whiteboard.
Jake Ryan stood behind his teammates. His hands were folded behind his back, which rested against a row of lockers.
Ryan could be forgiven if his mind wasn’t completely on that night’s game against Heritage.
As his teammates studied ways to pierce the Heritage defense, Ryan’s thoughts were on a different kind of surgery. The next morning, doctors would open his rib cage and perform a life-saving operation on his heart.
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Though Ryan offers encouragement from the bench and in team huddles, his biggest contribution is the ever-present reminder not to take health and sports for granted.
During this holiday season, Ryan’s family and everyone in the Mountain View basketball program are more thankful for blessings they might have overlooked.
“There’s so much emphasis on winning these days that I don’t think coaches and kids always enjoy the experience,” Shepherd said. “This puts it into perspective. I tell the kids ‘Jake would give anything to get back on that court.’
“You never know when it could all go away.”
As a three-sport athlete most of his life, Ryan had undergone numerous preseason sports physicals. He had no reason to think the one on Nov. 13 would be any different.
The doctor worked through the normal battery of tests. He checked Ryan’s breathing, reflexes and posture. But the doctor paused when the stethoscope relayed Ryan’s heartbeat to his ears.
Something in the heartbeat’s sound was slightly off. The faint murmur was probably nothing, Ryan was told. But the doctor wanted a cardiologist to take a look.
A few days later, a Portland cardiologist performed an electrocardiogram, which measures the heart’s electric activity. An ultrasound and MRI were also done.
Those tests revealed that the murmur was not nothing. Ryan had a potentially fatal heart defect.
The valve between the heart and the aorta, the body’s largest artery, is made of three cusps that prevent blood from slipping backward into the heart.
Ryan was born with just two cusps, meaning the valve couldn’t completely close. Every heartbeat, some blood would flow back into his heart’s left ventricle. Ryan’s heart had to work harder than normal to adequately pump blood into his aorta.
That extra strain left him with an enlarged heart. An active person such as Ryan could suffer sudden cardiac arrest during exercise.
“The valve was in really bad shape,” Jake’s father Greg Ryan Sr. said. “Within a year, he would probably have started to have complications.”

Nest Cam solely as a baby monitor

Nest Cam solely as a baby monitor
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The Nest boasts some impressive hardware specs, such as true 1080p/30fps video and a 3-megapixel camera sensor. Setting up the Nest Cam specifically to look in on a 2-year-old at night, we found the video quality on Nest's camera to be sharper and more detailed than on any baby video monitor we tested. Also significantly, some of the Nest Cam's features overlap with those that most parents will want to consider in a video baby monitor.
The Nest Cam includes push-to-talk features as well as alerts triggered by motion or sounds. And when your child is past the age when you need a nighttime monitor, you can repurpose the Nest Cam to check in on other parts of your home — something that's difficult to do with a monitor designed specifically to watch over infants.
That said, when we tested the Nest Cam solely as a baby monitor, we learned that despite its strengths as a home security camera, it's not created specifically for parents. You can't take still photos or record custom video clips out of the box (although the latter can be done with a pricey annual subscription). Plus, there's no way to trigger kid-friendly music to soothe your crying child, and the camera's sound quality is average at best.

Taboola has raised $160 million

Taboola has raised $160 million
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Israeli hi-tech now not only impacts the local market, but also well beyond the Mediterranean. This year we decided to identify and map the key figures in Israel’s startup scene. These entrepreneurs, investors, founders, journalists, and startup professionals shape where Israeli hi-tech is going more than anyone else. Here are the 100 most influential people (by alphabetical order) in the world of Israeli startups in 2015, a Geektime project that has taken several months and we are pleased to share with you.
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Adam Fisher is responsible for Bessemer Venture Partners’ investments in Israel and Europe. Before arriving at BVP in 2007, he was a partner at JVP, serving their Jerusalem, New York, and Hong Kong offices. Fisher’s specialties are in internet, SaaS, data centers, and wireless technology startups. Amongst his most notable exits and IPOs are those of Wix; Storwize, which was sold to IBM; Intucell, which was sold to Cisco; and Soluto, which was sold to Asurion.
Fisher was selected by AlwaysOn as one of the 100 leading venture capitalists of 2013. He has a Bachelor’s in economics and international business diplomacy from Georgetown University.
After starting out in the technological division of the IDF’s intelligence unit, Singolda founded the content recommendation company Taboola in 2007. The company developed a recommendation engine that suggests articles from other websites to a site’s visitors. The company’s recommendations are exposed to more than half a billion people each month, and their customers include content giants like Business Insider, USA Today, and more. Since its founding, Taboola has raised $160 million, which, according to estimates, places its value at over a $1 billion.
Before Facebook, she was the director of Ginder Software — which develops technology to correct spelling, grammar, and composition mistakes in English — CEO of the B2C division of 888 (888.com), and the CEO of a development group.
Soffer Teeni serves as the director of Perion and is a shareholder in the website StyleRiver, and the Habaitta, Zula, and Ekoloko apps. Facebook also has an Israel development center that is based around Onavo, which it acquired three years ago.
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He is in charge of the technology and companies division at Meitar Liquornik Geva Leshem Tal Law, one of Israeli hi-tech’s most prominent firms. Has more than 20 years in the technological sector and guides tech companies from their initial founding stages until they go public or exit. He has represented Israeli and international clients in a wide range of complex transactions, including some of Israel’s largest tech deals. Among these were Cisco’s acquisition of IntuCell, SanDisk’s buying of M-Systems, Facebook’s purchase of Onavo, and Infinidat raising $150 million from TPG Capital.
Before his current position, he served as senior partner in the hi-tech division of Herzog, Fox & Ne’eman.

Donald Trump may have

Donald Trump may have
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Forest Hills: Voicer H.P. Amos’s call to “retire NYPD’s retrograde flag,” which he calls a symbol of white superiority, has no factual basis.
The flag, created in 1919 and purposefully echoing the stars and stripes of the American flag, was intended to pay tribute not only to the NYPD but to the City of New York itself. The blue canton represents the blue uniform many organized police forces wore then and that the NYPD still wears today. The stars in the blue field represent the 23 original towns and settlements that were in the greater New York City area between 1624 and 1898, with one additional star to represent the consolidation of New York City in 1898. The five green stripes represent the five boroughs.
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These paid watchmen — each with a green-glassed lantern on a pole to show the watch was on duty, a musket and a rattle — would patrol the countryside as well as the city streets looking for fires. When they found one, they would sound the rattle to wake nearby farmers to help extinguish the flames. The color green was chosen because it was conspicuous, and a green lantern also hung on the watch house building.
Today, you can see a green light in front of every police department facility, paying tribute to the first watchmen. The light lets New Yorkers know that the police are always on duty and ready to serve the public. Jeremy M. Davis
Bronx: I wish Americans could summon up the courage of the Londoners of World War II. The blitz started on Sept. 7, 1940, when German bombers killed 450 and injured 1,300. Over the entire blitz, 32,000 civilians were killed, 87,000 were seriously injured and two million houses were destroyed. Yet England stood united behind Winston Churchill; unlike a hysterical and divided America. We have met the enemy, and it is us! Gilbert M. Lane
Spring Lake, N.J.: And we all thought Hitler was dead! Donald Trump may have a following, but that’s not such a big surprise when you look at 1940s news reels and see close to a million Germans with their arms outstretched. Is history repeating itself? Barbara Barnett

Donald Trump may have

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Forest Hills: Voicer H.P. Amos’s call to “retire NYPD’s retrograde flag,” which he calls a symbol of white superiority, has no factual basis.
The flag, created in 1919 and purposefully echoing the stars and stripes of the American flag, was intended to pay tribute not only to the NYPD but to the City of New York itself. The blue canton represents the blue uniform many organized police forces wore then and that the NYPD still wears today. The stars in the blue field represent the 23 original towns and settlements that were in the greater New York City area between 1624 and 1898, with one additional star to represent the consolidation of New York City in 1898. The five green stripes represent the five boroughs.
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These paid watchmen — each with a green-glassed lantern on a pole to show the watch was on duty, a musket and a rattle — would patrol the countryside as well as the city streets looking for fires. When they found one, they would sound the rattle to wake nearby farmers to help extinguish the flames. The color green was chosen because it was conspicuous, and a green lantern also hung on the watch house building.
Today, you can see a green light in front of every police department facility, paying tribute to the first watchmen. The light lets New Yorkers know that the police are always on duty and ready to serve the public. Jeremy M. Davis
Bronx: I wish Americans could summon up the courage of the Londoners of World War II. The blitz started on Sept. 7, 1940, when German bombers killed 450 and injured 1,300. Over the entire blitz, 32,000 civilians were killed, 87,000 were seriously injured and two million houses were destroyed. Yet England stood united behind Winston Churchill; unlike a hysterical and divided America. We have met the enemy, and it is us! Gilbert M. Lane
Spring Lake, N.J.: And we all thought Hitler was dead! Donald Trump may have a following, but that’s not such a big surprise when you look at 1940s news reels and see close to a million Germans with their arms outstretched. Is history repeating itself? Barbara Barnett

Gruesome injuries after mobile

Gruesome injuries after mobile
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A schoolboy was left with horrific injuries after a mobile phone that was on charge exploded, ripping a massive hole in the side of his face.
Police said 12-year-old Chung Fang had woken up at 4am and decided to play with his mobile phone after struggling to sleep.
When he realised the battery was almost dead, he put the device on charge and continued to use it.
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Speaking from his hospital bed Fang said: "I realised it was getting warm but didn't think anything of it, and when I had it to my ear it suddenly exploded.
"Afterwards I realised I was bleeding heavily and felt this huge wound in my face so called the ambulance."
The youngster was alone at the time at his home in Pingdingshan, China.
Both of his parents were at work, and rushed to their son's bedside after being contacted by the hospital.
Dad Kao, 43, said: "He looked a terrible mess.
"There was a huge hole in his cheek and you could see his jawbone. He had burns and cuts on his hands and arms and his legs as well.
"The wound on his face alone was 4cm long.
"Doctors also think he might have cerebral haemorrhage and he is going to be in hospital for quite a while as he needs surgery to repair his face."
Accident investigators and police did not specify the model of phone but said it was a very old one that had been extensively used.
Investigator Jian Shen said: "We believe that either the battery was defective, there was a short circuit, or the phone was not being properly charged.
"But we are still carrying out tests."

Space Station in 2013

Space Station in 2013
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Before creating Robi, Takahashi built a small robot that climbed a cliff of the Grand Canyon. But he said that because physical tasks are the most difficult for robots to perform, he's now focused on improving human-to-robot communication. In this vein, one of his robots, Kirobo, was sent to the International Space Station in 2013 as a part of an experiment to see if the robot could adequately keep a human astronaut company. Kirobo flew back to Earth in February, and an assessment of its performance will take place later this month.
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For example, instead of sharing a stunning photo on Instagram or your thoughts on an interesting movie on Twitter, you could talk about it with your robot in the moment. Not only that, but your robot would remember the shared experience, years later. Your relationship with your robot would be strengthened over time by the memories that you share together, Takahashi said.
“It’s similar to men and women,” he said. “First you have an interest in each other. Then communication goes well. Then there’s reliability, and then you’re sharing many experiences in the same time and same place. It’s what old couples have together.”
Your relationship with your robot would be strengthened over time by the memories that you share together, Takahashi said.
But he doesn’t think humans will try to make small robots into their romantic partners -- “just close friends.” And like an old friend who’s irreplaceable, you won’t have to replace your pocket robot when a newer model comes out -- you’ll simply have the option of moving his “identity symbol parts” into new hardware, Takahashi said.
In addition to experiences, you could also share thoughts and feelings with your robot. “Right now, we can talk to our phone to ask for our schedule or send an email, but that’s more of a direction,” said Takahashi. “When we have small robots, we’ll say things to it like ‘Today’s cold’ or ‘I’m sad’ -- things more related to our fundamental emotions. He doesn’t have to say something very useful back. Just respond like a human would.”
You could use your pocket robot for lots of other things too. If you tell your robot you’re hungry, it could remind you when you last ate, or tell you that around the corner, there’s a sushi place (which your robot would know is your favorite type of food). Your robot could also help you better connect with humans, Takahashi said. For example, if you're about to meet a new co-worker, your robot could -- after scanning the Internet or that person’s robot -- tell you that the new co-worker shares a hobby with you.
And there’s great commercial potential. The more information a device collects, the more lucrative it is. Your shopping recommendations on Amazon would be spot on, Takahashi said.

Space Station in 2013

Space Station in 2013
Welcome to a Biomedical Battery specialist of the Fukuda Battery
Before creating Robi, Takahashi built a small robot that climbed a cliff of the Grand Canyon. But he said that because physical tasks are the most difficult for robots to perform, he's now focused on improving human-to-robot communication. In this vein, one of his robots, Kirobo, was sent to the International Space Station in 2013 as a part of an experiment to see if the robot could adequately keep a human astronaut company. Kirobo flew back to Earth in February, and an assessment of its performance will take place later this month.
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For example, instead of sharing a stunning photo on Instagram or your thoughts on an interesting movie on Twitter, you could talk about it with your robot in the moment. Not only that, but your robot would remember the shared experience, years later. Your relationship with your robot would be strengthened over time by the memories that you share together, Takahashi said.
“It’s similar to men and women,” he said. “First you have an interest in each other. Then communication goes well. Then there’s reliability, and then you’re sharing many experiences in the same time and same place. It’s what old couples have together.”
Your relationship with your robot would be strengthened over time by the memories that you share together, Takahashi said.
But he doesn’t think humans will try to make small robots into their romantic partners -- “just close friends.” And like an old friend who’s irreplaceable, you won’t have to replace your pocket robot when a newer model comes out -- you’ll simply have the option of moving his “identity symbol parts” into new hardware, Takahashi said.
In addition to experiences, you could also share thoughts and feelings with your robot. “Right now, we can talk to our phone to ask for our schedule or send an email, but that’s more of a direction,” said Takahashi. “When we have small robots, we’ll say things to it like ‘Today’s cold’ or ‘I’m sad’ -- things more related to our fundamental emotions. He doesn’t have to say something very useful back. Just respond like a human would.”
You could use your pocket robot for lots of other things too. If you tell your robot you’re hungry, it could remind you when you last ate, or tell you that around the corner, there’s a sushi place (which your robot would know is your favorite type of food). Your robot could also help you better connect with humans, Takahashi said. For example, if you're about to meet a new co-worker, your robot could -- after scanning the Internet or that person’s robot -- tell you that the new co-worker shares a hobby with you.
And there’s great commercial potential. The more information a device collects, the more lucrative it is. Your shopping recommendations on Amazon would be spot on, Takahashi said.

Deepwater Wind and GE plan offshore with storage

Deepwater Wind and GE plan offshore with storage
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The 15MW of lithium-ion storage, on Long Island’s South Fork, would accompany the 90MW first phase of the 1GW Deepwater ONE project off the northeastern US.
The first phase — the Deepwater One South Fork project — would consist of 15 x 6MW turbines about 30 miles southeast of Montauk, New York.
The two batteries would be on Long Island, in Montauk and Wainscott, and online by 2018, according to Deepwater Wind.
Construction on Deepwater One South Fork could start in 2019, with commercial operation by 2022.
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The USA’s first offshore project, the 30MW Block Island, is also being developed by Deepwater Wind and is using GE-Alstom 6MW Haliade turbines.
On December 2, New York’s Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order stating that by 2030, half of all electricity consumed in New York must come from renewable sources.
In September, Deepwater Wind responded to New York City's Request for Information for new sources of renewable energy. "The waters off New York City are home to one of the country’s best offshore wind resources, and tapping [offshore wind] would do much to help New York City meet its 100-percent renewables goal – and to launch a new local industry," said Jeff Grybowski, CEO of Deepwater.
In 2011, Deepwater Wind's proposal to supply Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) with some power from its planned 900MW development, was rejected. In early 2014, Deepwater Wind again sought a contract from the LIPA for 200MW of power from Deepwater One project.

Deepwater Wind and GE plan offshore with storage

Deepwater Wind and GE plan offshore with storage
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The 15MW of lithium-ion storage, on Long Island’s South Fork, would accompany the 90MW first phase of the 1GW Deepwater ONE project off the northeastern US.
The first phase — the Deepwater One South Fork project — would consist of 15 x 6MW turbines about 30 miles southeast of Montauk, New York.
The two batteries would be on Long Island, in Montauk and Wainscott, and online by 2018, according to Deepwater Wind.
Construction on Deepwater One South Fork could start in 2019, with commercial operation by 2022.
The US developer has proposed the innovative with battery scuh as GE DASH2000 Battery, GE DASH 3000 Battery, GE DASH 2000 Battery, GE DASH 4000 Battery, GE DASH 5000 Battery, GE MAC500 Battery, GE MAC-1000 Battery, GE MAC 1100 Battery, GE MAC 1200 Battery, GE PRO 1000 Battery, GE PRO 1006 Battery, GE PRO 1008 Battery, GE PRO 1009 Battery, GE SCP 915 Batteryoffshore wind-storage project in response to the utility PSEG-Long Island’s request for proposals for new electricity.
The USA’s first offshore project, the 30MW Block Island, is also being developed by Deepwater Wind and is using GE-Alstom 6MW Haliade turbines.
On December 2, New York’s Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order stating that by 2030, half of all electricity consumed in New York must come from renewable sources.
In September, Deepwater Wind responded to New York City's Request for Information for new sources of renewable energy. "The waters off New York City are home to one of the country’s best offshore wind resources, and tapping [offshore wind] would do much to help New York City meet its 100-percent renewables goal – and to launch a new local industry," said Jeff Grybowski, CEO of Deepwater.
In 2011, Deepwater Wind's proposal to supply Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) with some power from its planned 900MW development, was rejected. In early 2014, Deepwater Wind again sought a contract from the LIPA for 200MW of power from Deepwater One project.

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The Indian Defibrillator Market is witnessing steady growth primarily as a result of rising incidence of cardiovascular diseases and disorders. Additionally, widespread availability of modern medical facilities as well as GOI initiatives for expanding trauma services centers to create awareness among people will further fuel growth of the Indian defibrillator market over the coming Quarters.
According to this report, India Defibrillator Market shipments reached $2.7 million in CY Q1 2014. PHILIPS HEALTHCARE led the market followed by ST. JUDE MEDICAL and ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION. The Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICDs) segment with less than 80 with battery such as Nihon Kohden TEC-5521 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-5531 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7431 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7500 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7521 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7531 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7600 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7621 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7700 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-7721 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-8321 Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-8342 Battery, Nihon Kohden NKB-301V Battery, Nihon Kohden YS-076P5 Batterygrams weight dominated the India Defibrillator Market with 78% share.
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Studies have shown an increased risk to patient safety during intrahospital transport, especially among critically ill patients. According to the guidelines established by the American College of Critical Care Medicine, careful planning, qualified staff and use of the right equipment are key to managing this risk.1 Nihon Kohden’s BSM-1700 is the only commercially available transport monitor that tracks key parameters, such as electrocardiography, respiration, blood oxygen, non-invasive and invasive blood pressure, temperature, cardiac output, bispectral index, as well as carbon dioxide (CO2) in it base configuration. Of particular note for post-anesthesia patients is the monitor’s ability to track end-tidal CO2, a critical measure of ventilation status, during transit from the operating room to the post-anesthesia care unit or critical care unit.
“When it comes to patient safety, there is no room for compromise at Nihon Kohden,” said Dr. Wilson P. Constantine, chief executive officer, Nihon Kohden America. “The robust profile of our base BSM-1700 transport monitor represents our steadfast commitment to delivering the right technology when and where it is needed, no matter what.”
The BSM-1700 is designed to work as a transport monitor, stand-alone monitor or input unit for Nihon Kohden’s BSM-6000 or BSM-9000 bedside monitors. With five hours of standard battery life and no additional peripheral devices or cables required, it gives healthcare providers a flexible, easy-to-use solution that ensures seamless transfer of data from admission to discharge and one standard of care throughout the patient stay.

Respiratory Devices Market

Respiratory Devices Market
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The demand for TRDs is on the rise due to high prevalence of respiratory diseases like asthma and chronic obtrusive pulmonary diseases (COPD). Moreover, these devices are expected to witness high growthdue to a number of factors such as high rate of cigarette smoking, high pollution levels and heightened vulnerability to air borne infections, and accidents causing chest and nasal injuries which lead to respiratory complications. Currently, the market for home based light-weight, potable and rechargeable battery with like Nihon Kohden ECG-8110P Battery, Nihon Kohden ECG-8420 Battery, Nihon Kohden ECG-9020K Battery, Nihon Kohden ECG-9130 Battery, Nihon Kohden ECG-9320 Battery, Nihon Kohden ECG-9620 Battery, Nihon Kohden ECG-11A Battery, Nihon Kohden FSB-2012K Battery, Nihon Kohden LCS-2012NK Battery, Nihon Kohden LCS-2912NK Battery, Nihon Kohden MD-BY01 Battery, Nihon Kohden QTC6210K Battery, Nihon Kohden SB-901D Battery, Nihon Kohden TEC-5500 Batteryoperated TRDs is expected to grow at arapid pace as therapies. Certainly, these features will aid in the development of modern devices that will be preferred over conventional devices that required specialists and large number of hospital visits. The new and advanced TRDs will be highly valued in the therapeutic respiratory devices market as these TRDs are being increasingly utilized during post-operative patient care.
TRDs can be classified on the basis of their technique and the therapeutic needs. The PEP TRDs allow air pressure to enter peripheral airways and reach behind secretions via collateral channels, by pushing them towards larger airways where secretions can be expelled in order to prevent alveoli collapse. OHFO TRDs are based on the technique of high frequency jet ventilation that supplement breathing where intubation should be avoided among conscious patientswho have acute or chronic respiratory failure. IPV TRDs are applied through a mouthpiece providing a combination of internal thoracic percussion with aerosol inhalation. IS TRDs use a spirometer to either increase or maintain inhaled lung volume and sputum exploration to prevent lung infections post-surgeries.
HFCWO TRDs are mechanical devices such as ThAIRapy bronchial drainage system, Hayek oscillator where positive pressure air pulses are applied via inflatable vest to the chest wall. Oxygen concentrators deliver therapeutic oxygen in home, hospital, and clinical settings though equipment like face mask, nasal cannula, oxygen regulator &trans-tracheal devices.
Other major TRDs include nebulizers & inhalers which clear airway passages, flutterswork on the principle of exhalation where flutter valves make high frequency steel ball bearing oscillations that result in mucus expectoration. Acapella is a handheld TRD which is used for airway clearance, it also operates on the same principle. Similarly, cornet is another TRD which can be used in any position and is majorlyutilized in European nations and not in U.S.Geographically, PEP TRDs were first introduced in the U.S to substitute conventional TRDsand currently PEP TRDs comprise the largest market share among different forms of TRDsall over the world. However, there is a steady demand for other TRDs such as ventilators, and oxygen concentrators that are in continual use in critical care globally.
Some of the key players operating in the TRDs market include CareFusion Corporation,Covidien plc (Medtronic plc), Drägerwerk AG, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, GE Healthcare, Inogen, MAQUET Holding B.V. & Co. KG (Getinge Group), Nihon Kohden Corporation. Philips Respironics, Siemens Healthcare,Smiths Medical, andTeleflex Incorporated.
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The Indian Defibrillator Market is witnessing steady growth primarily as a result of rising incidence of cardiovascular diseases and disorders. Additionally, widespread availability of modern medical facilities as well as GOI initiatives for expanding trauma services centers to create awareness among people will further fuel growth of the Indian defibrillator market over the coming Quarters.
According to this report, India Defibrillator Market shipments reached $2.7 million in CY Q1 2014. PHILIPS HEALTHCARE led the market followed by ST. JUDE MEDICAL and ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION. The Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICDs) segment with less than 80 grams weight dominated the India Defibrillator Market with 78% share.
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Originally the T100HA cost £349, but retailers were quick to discount from the RRP. Argos is currently selling the blue T100HA for £249.99. You can buy the grey version of the T100HA from Amazon for the same price.
Don’t be fooled by the advertising. ‘Outstanding Performance... powered by the latest quad-core Intel Cherry Trail processor, so it not only breezes through everyday tasks, it also delivers faster-than-ever graphics - up to twice as fast as previous generations.’
The previous Chi managed 18fps in Batman at lowest detail and limited 1280x720 resolution. This T100HA instead averaged 19fps, leaving it equally useless for action gaming, not that gaming is likely to be a priority with such a device.
To give it usable battery life in Windows, an underpowered processor is fitted, the Intel Atom x5-Z8500. This new 1.44GHz chip is quad-core, backed with 2GB memory. In Geekbench it proved faster than an iPhone 5s, multi-core; but far slower in more typical single-core operation (3095 vs 2532 points; and 948 vs 1406 points).
PCMark reported a better score than previous version, rising from a desultory 1223 points in Home unit, to 1338. Any score below 2000 points is cause for concern.
Battery runtime was better than most Windows laptops – 11 hr 38 min in the Wi-Fi video test. But should it run flat it’ll take about as long to recharge. From a flat battery, it took 45 mins before it would even start. And thereafter around 12 hours to reach full charge.

Like the XPS 13

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The XPS 13 provides enough horsepower for juggling multiple apps and light video or photo editing. But those who care less about portability and more about graphics and raw power should step up to the Surface Book or Dell’s XPS 15.
Microsoft’s first laptop proves that Windows laptops can be as well made as Apple’s. While the bendy-straw-like hinge may not appeal to all, its magnesium build, beautiful 3000x2000-pixel screen, firm keyboard, responsive trackpad and 9.5 hours of battery life will. Plus, it is one of the few options that allows you to log in to the system by just scanning your face.
While I experienced terrible hardware and software failures when the Surface Book first came out with battery such as Asus AL23-901 Battery, Asus AP23-901 Battery, Asus Eee PC 1000 Battery, Asus A22-700 Battery, Asus P22-900 Battery, Asus Eee PC 900 Battery, Asus A31-W5F Battery, Asus 90-NHA2B2000 Battery, Asus A32-W5F Battery, Asus M5000N Battery, Asus 90-NH01B2000 Battery, Asus W5F Battery, a new loaner model verifies that Microsoft has rectified the problems. Save for a system sleep issue, it has been a dependable machine. (Microsoft says a fix is coming soon. In the meantime putting it in “Hibernate” helps.) My biggest complaint is that for its $1,500 starting price, you’re paying a premium for the detachable touch screen. Odds are, you’ll rarely use it as a tablet, though, since that lasts only two hours on a charge.
If you want power and a bigger screen, get the Dell XPS 15. Like the XPS 13, it has a great trackpad, keyboard and design, but has a 15.6-inch screen and can be configured with the most powerful of parts. My $2,099 test unit had a 4K display, Nvidia NVDA 0.61 % ▲graphics, 8GB of RAM and a Core i7 processor. That left it gasping for a charger after 4.5 hours, however. The basic $1,000 non-touch, 1080p model should last much longer.
Dell has had quite the comeback, but it hasn’t been without its slip-ups. Last month, Dell confirmed that a vulnerability in systems could allow hackers to snoop on users’ encrypted Internet traffic. Along with Microsoft, Dell pushed out a security fix, and the company assures me that all shipping systems have now been patched.

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The Asus Zenbook UX305 line of notebooks are basically entry-level ultrabooks. They’re super thin and light, but they lack a few premium features such as backlit keyboards. But they’re also among the most affordable ultrabooks on the market: prices started at $699 when the first model launched earlier this year, and these days you can often find models for on sale for much lower prices… or some models at the same price, but with much better specs.
Now there’s a new model which has the same basic design as the others, but which features a 13.3 inch, 3200 x 1800 pixel touchscreen display. The new Asus Zenbook UX305CA with a QHD+ screen has a list price of $799, but right now you can buy one from the Microsoft Store for $699.
The laptop has an Intel Core m3-6Y30 Skylake processor, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of solid state storage. Asus says the laptop should get up to 10 hours of battery with such as Asus AP21-1002HA Battery, Asus Eee PC 1002HA Battery, Asus Eee PC S101H Battery, Asus AP22-U1001 Battery, Asus Eee PC S101 Battery, Asus 90-NGA1B3000 Battery, Asus A32-R1 Battery, Asus C21-R2 Battery, Asus C22-R2 Battery, Asus A32-U6 Battery, Asus A33-U6 Battery, Asus N20A Batterylife from its 45 Whr battery.
Other features include 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, three USB 3.0 ports, a micro HDMI port, a headset jack, and an SD card slot. The laptop doesn’t have an Ethernet jack, but you can use a USB-to-Ethernet adapter if you really need a wired connection.
The Asus Zenbook UX305CA measures about 12.8″ x 8.9″ x 0.5″ and weighs 2.6 pounds. It’s also a fanless system: the Core M processor is a low-power chip that doesn’t generate a lot of heat, so Asus was able to use passive cooling in this laptop.
While this model may not have the CPU horsepower of the Zenbook UX305LA (which has a Core i5 Broadwell chip), Ars Technica recently reviewed a similar model with a Core M3 Skylake processor and found that it actually outperforms the UX305LA in some graphics benchmarks, and comes surprisingly close in performance in some general-purpose tests.
I was pretty impressed with the bang for the buck offered by the original Zenbook UX305FA with a Core M Broadwell chip. It sounds like the move to Skylake generally offers improved performance and battery life… although the high resolution touchscreen display on the newest model might have an impact on battery life.