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HP Z1 Workstation


HP Z1 Workstation



The HP Z1 is in a new category: the all-in-one professional workstation. It's powerful, easy to service, and has a beautiful 27-inch screen. It has ISV certifications, if your business needs to consider that for pitching projects. Even if certification isn't a consideration, the speed, accurate screen, and professional grade components will pique the scientist in you. If you know you need a workstation and are space constrained, the Z1 should be on your short list. 

Design and Features
The Z1 essentially looks like a large all-in-one desktop PC, which is to say it also looks just like a large-screen professional monitor. It's centered on a huge 27-inch LED-backlit IPS display with a 2,560 by 1,440 resolution. For comparison, the only other all in one desktop to match this resolution and size is the Apple iMac 27-inch (Thunderbolt) ($1,999 list, 4 stars), which is aimed at some of the same audience (the graphics arts folk). The system is hooked up to a dual-hinged articulated arm, so it is easily adjusted for height and tilt. It can be tilted from horizontal (parallel to your work surface)

Gigabyte X79 Mobos

Gigabyte Shows "3D Power" Control On X79 Mobos

Gigabyte demonstrates extensive power control software with 3-Way PWM
Gigabyte this week gave us an exclusive look at a new motherboard feature that it will be introducing with its Intel X79-based products.
The motherboard maker has developed hardware and software that will allow power-users to exert greater control. Specifically, Gigabyte has a new Digital PWM (pulse width modulation) controller that can limit and

Google Voice Returns to App Store

Hope your past week of Google Voice-less communication has been alright, iOS users, because we – by way of Google Voice's official Twitter account – have the news you've been waiting to hear. Google Voice is now back in Apple's App Store, as engineers have apparently fixed the issue that had previously caused Google to pull the app last week
It's unclear as to what, exactly, was making Google Voice previously play so poorly with Apple's latest mobile operating system, iOS 5. And the issue itself didn't appear to be widespread – or, rather, only a subset of iOS 5 users were reporting that Google Voice was crashing upon sign in, as opposed to the entire iOS 5 user base.
Nevertheless, the problem was prevalent enough that Google itself volunteered to pull the app off of Apple's App Store: That meant no Google Voice access for new iOS 5 users looking to tap into VoIP calling and, worse, no outgoing calls or text messaging threads for any Google Voice users who still had the app on their iPhones or iPads pre-pull.
The latest version of Google Voice that's been uploaded to the App Store, 1.3.1.1891, addresses a single problem officially: "Fix for sign in crash introduced in v1.3.0.1771." However, according to a message posted to the official Google Voice twitter page, the latest version of the app also, "improves calling through [Google Voice] when there is no data: no data required for all numbers previously called."
Google Voice first debuted on the iOS platform in November of 2010, following a year-long squabble with Apple in which the company famously resisted allowing apps on the iPhone that cloned its primary features in some capacity.

Source by http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2395158,00.asp#fbid=OW8CrckJdmn

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