NFL Preseason Preview - New Orleans (2-2) at Tennessee (2-1) (ET)
Source: www.miamiherald.com - Wednesday, August 29, 2012
With the official christening of the Jake Locker era in Tennessee drawing closer, the promising young quarterback will get one final prep when the Titans conclude their 2012 preseason with a matchup against the New Orleans Saints at LP Field.
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IFA 2012: Samsung debuts two Slate PCs at IFA 2012
Source: www.techradar.com - Wednesday, August 29, 2012
We're not sure whether to call them "taptops" or "lablets," but Samsung unveiled two brand-new "Slate PCs" at Germany's IFA Consumer Electronics Show today. The catch? These devices straddle the line between a tablet and a laptop as a result of their most compelling feature: The ability to shift, transformers-style, between a notebook and a tablet using a detachable keyboard. The Series 5 notebook will run between $649 and $749, depending on whether a potential purchasers opt for a keyboard dock or not. The Series 7 notebook floats in at a single price: $1,199. Both slate systems are expected to hit shelves on October 26. Chiseling at the slate Contrary to what you might expect at first, the major differences between the Series 5 and Series 7 slate systems are not necessarily their sizes. Both slate PCs rock an 11.6-inch touchscreen; The Series 5 runs a 1,366-by-768 pixel resolution, whereas the Series 7 jumps up to a full 1080p display, or 1920-by-1080 pixels. The systems differ in weight, but barely so: The Series 5 comes in at 1.65 pounds versus the Series 7's 1.89 pounds. It's as miniscule a difference as the systems' thicknesses, with the Series 7 commanding all of 0.12 additional inches of height versus the Series 5's 0.38-inch thick frame. Slate specs Much more important than sizes and weights are the systems' guts , where the major differences between Samsung's slates emerge. Power-users are likely to be more interested i