Intel-powered Asus FonePad caught in the wild prior to its official announcement

Asus likes combining words “Pad” and “Fone.” After making two “Padfones” they’re about to release their first “FonePad.” However, instead of using “standard” ARM-based chips, this device will rock an Intel-made Atom processor.
It is said that soon-to-be-launched device will come with a 7-inch tablet with 1280×800 pixels resolution. The processor built inside will be clocked at 1.2GHz, while the rest of the specs will include a 3-megapixel rear camera, 1.2-megapixel front-facing one, 1GB of RAM, 8/16/32 GB of built-in storage, microSD memory card slot and a 4,270mAh battery. Size wise, the FonePad will measure 196.6×120.1×10.4 mm and have a weight of 340 grams.
In other words, we’re talking about a low-to-mid end device which will hopefully be announced at Mobile World Congress, when we hope to get all the details and spend some short (but quality) hands-on time with it. Stay tuned…
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Sergey Brin caught on the NYC subway wearing Google Glass

it doesnt have to be necessarily humility, he can just be a private person. he doesnt like attention cause then your publicly humiliated and talked about and literally your respect and dignity is shattered over night.

a great example would be hollywood celebrities.

and im very sure alot of fandroids will thumbs it up. but let me remind you something steve jobs clothes while introducing any of his devices, ipod,iphone,ipad you can see walmart written all over it.

doesnt necessarily mean he was humble.

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UPS delivery guy steals FedEx iPad delivery, but it all gets caught on camera

This Holiday season is a bit hectic - buying presents from everyone you often cannot make it to the store and have to order it all online. Deliveries from all sorts of places arrive on the same day, and that’s usually not a problem.

Not in this case, though, where both a FedEx and a UPS package arrived with a couple of hours of difference, and the person who had to get them isn’t at home. First, a FedEx package, which turned out to be an iPad, is delivered. The gadget is a gift for the homeowner’s daughter.

All is good and well until a second package arrives, this time delivered by a UPS guy. All looks normal - he rings the bell, no one answers so he drops in his package and walks away.

But it’s not all that simple. Luckily, a turned on security camera records everything, including the shadowy return of the UPS guy who then just steals the iPad that was delivered by FedEx and walks away with it under his clipboard.

Hopefully, his heart warms and he brings it back, but for the time being it is one less gift for a kid.

source: SlashGear

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