Couple of Caveats: 1x HDMI and 1x SODIMM Slots. But otherwise a killer deal, as this guy actually packs a wireless/networking capability out of the box.
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Intel HD's always been able handle dual displays. So, yes.
I wonder how several of these, say a Mac Pro's worth of these little beasts (the top specc'd) will work as a rendering farm? Just wondering out loud, but say, if you got about 40 of these and chained them as a cluster?
A quality cutting board and the means to keep it in top shape for years to come. Like a good set of sharp, sharp knives and the means to keep them that way, so is a quality cutting board to keep your board in tip top shape. Of course real good ones go for more than $50, but you get the gist of it.
Looks like it's a possibility as it packs a Mini-DP and HDMI on board.
Audio Technica ATH-AMC27 Headphones | $44, or $45 at Best Buy
Maybe for the best, since they seem to underperform, especially ones shipping with the newer firmware.
What the.... As much as I like those guys, either Lo Duca nor Gagne is worthy of one Hall of Fame ballot let alone 5% of the votes or whatever they finally ended up getting. And this coming from a Dodger boy.
If you have a Mac, there's a way to combine this and a standard HDD of your choice to create a fusion drive. Involves a bit of esoteric terminal commands but you can do it and outfit your MacBook/MacMinis etc. with Fusion Drive Powerz!!
May I suggest a pointing device that's actually sculpted to fit a human hand?
I'mma go back on my word and say that the Holiday Seasons maybe the best time to buy some Scotches. Some, meaning whatever the market/store decides that you need to get that certain single malts because it's vogue and/or they got killer deal from the distributor.
But.... there's no moving parts in an SSD. As so long as you're not exposing it to undue amounts of electricity, your data should be AOK and should survive things that most magnetic disks won't.
Are you kidding? I'm rocking a bare SSD (in its native birthday suit provided by Samsung of course) and on a USB 3.0, it screams as if the darn thing was attached to the computer natively and directly. No need for housing yo!
A very valid way to extend battery life!
I noticed that Maps and the like kill the battery faster than Wimpy going through a plate of hamburgers on a Wednesday Afternoon.
THEN SUPER EXTENDED ULTRA LAST TWICE AS LONG BATTERY IT IS!!!
You sure you just don't have a dying battery? You're at about the time when LiIon's starts to go south. Having a Galaxy Nexus means that you can always get a larger, replaceable battery. Or a new one that'll last 2 additional years or what not.
Seplling Erors makies Meester Daamage Anngri!
The Oxford Comma is what separates men from beasts, uncouth bastards, and beats wearing foos. Everyone knows that. If you argue otherwise, you are an uncouth bastard beats wearing foo.