Sunday, 12 February 2017

My perfect 15.6 inches INTEL-powered PC







My perfect

 15.6 inches

INTEL-powered  PC


hardware specifications






Screen size :   15.6 inches (minimum)
                                Why  15.6  inches [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]
                                 Computer hardware with  15.6 inches screen
                                 [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ]

                               17 inches
                                Computer hardware with  17 inches  screen
                                [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]

                               18 inches
                               Computer hardware with  18 inches  screen
                                [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]




Physical Appearance :   My  perfect  15.6 inches
               INTEL-powered  PC should be foldable 360
               degrees and can be turn into a Tablet or a Laptop . A
               good example is the SONY Vaio Duo 13  13.3 inches and
               LENOVO Yoga 500  15.6 inches  and
               ASUS Transformer 3  and  Microsoft Surface Book



Processor/microprocessor :            A   strong  INTEL processor/microprocessor that can handle multitasking : 

                ALL THESE TASKS MENTIONED ABOVE  WHEN
                SELECTED SHOULD BE ABLE TO PERFORM
                SIMULTANEOUSLY WITHOUT THE SYSTEM
                LAGGING OR SLOWING DOWN OR HANGING OR
                CRASH
                
                         
Operating System :     

          Windows Operating System
          Android Operating System
          Linux Operating System (Ubuntu or Knoppix)
          Google Chrome Operating System
           
                                                   
                                                  
                                                                           


GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) :
        A strong GPU so that the display is very responsive , browsing the web is fast and casual games can be played .  [ 1 2 3 4 5 ]
     



Display Resolution :  minimum  1920X1080 pixels
                                                 Full HD
                                                 (Touchscreen) 
                                                 Most important , my  perfect
                                                 15.6 inches  INTEL-powered PC
                                                 screen/display should be able to see
                                                 in  bright  sunlight .


Display Technology :  TFT or LED or whatever



Camera :  Front Facing Camera 5 megapixels
                        Rear Facing Camera 8 megapixels with autofocus
                               (SONY-made)

I STILL THINK A GOOD QUALITY FRONT FACING CAMERA AND A GOOD QUALITY REAR FACING CAMERA IS A NECESSITY FOR TAKING DECENT QUALITY PHOTOS AND DECENT QUALITY VIDEOS .

Connectivity and ports :

         Wi-Fi   802.11 a/b/g/n/ac  MIMO

            Bluetooth   4.2

            X1       SIM slot         ( 3G/4G/4G LTE with support for 
                                                 voice calling , sending sms , and
                                                 high-speed Internet access )

            X2       USB 2.0      Full size (useful for hard disk drive
                                                            cloning with USB port)

            X2       USB 3.0      Full size (useful for connecting to USB
                                                           Printers and USB Scanners and
                                                           Digital Cameras and USB TV
                                                           Tuners)

            X1       HDMI


            X1       VGA(D-Sub) Port   (to connect to VGA Monitor ,
                                                          HDTV , etc.)

            X1       RJ45 port           (with integrated Gigabit Ethernet ,
                                                    useful for uploading huge files or a
                                                    collection of files above 10GB
                                                    from the Internet , uploading huge 
                                                    files above 10GB from the Internet
                                                    is much faster with LAN cable
                                                    than with Wi-FI and Mobile
                                                    Broadband)

            X1      DVD-RW drive / Blu-ray Drive  (useful for Software 
                                                           Installation , watching DVD
                                                           Movies , watching Blu-ray
                                                           Movies)



Input device :    Stylus/C-Pen (for Graphics Artist/Designer ,
                                                             Animations , etc.)



Battery life :    6 hours or more




P.S.       THESE HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS LOOKS
              INSANE FOR A COMPUTER HARDWARE BUT THIS
              IS THE KIND OF MACHINE I HAVE BEEN WAITING
              FOR . WITH THE ABOVE MENTIONED HARDWARE
              SPECIFICATIONS ,  MY  PERFECT  15.6 INCHES  
              INTEL-POWERED   PC   IS GOING TO BE
              SLIGHTLY THICKER AND SLIGHTLY HEAVIER BUT
              THEN THE HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
              MANUFACTURER WOULD HAVE A REAL WINNER
              HERE BECAUSE IT IS A WELL ROUNDED
              MACHINE  FOR WORK AND PLAY AND THIS IS
              THE DEVICE FOR EVERYTHING . IT IS A VERY
              GOOD  SOLUTION ,
              I ONLY CARRY ONE DEVICE AND I DO
              NOT HAVE TO CARRY SO MANY DEVICES FOR MY
              LAPTOP/TABLET/SMARTPHONE NEEDS . I DO NOT
              HAVE TO CARRY 3 ITEMS . I ONLY CARRY 1 ITEM .
              IF THERE IS A HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
              MANUFACTURER THAT IS WILLING TO MAKE
              THIS KIND OF DEVICE , IT IS WORTH WAITING
              FOR .
              I THINK THIS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION .
              I THINK THIS IS THE FUTURE .

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Friday, 10 February 2017

If by adding more ports make the 15.6 inches TabletPC slightly thicker and slightly heavier







If by adding more ports  makes the 15.6 inches TabletPC  slightly thicker and slightly heavier, or perhaps the appearance does not look sleek, stylish or elegant-looking, then I hope the hardware/software  manufacturer will include a docking station together with the TabletPC .  That means when we buy the  15.6 inches   TabletPC, the docking station will be included inside the box .


Docking station hardware specifications :
  •   VGA(D-Sub)  port
  •   HDMI  port
  •   RJ45  LAN  port  (Gigabit ethernet)
  •   X2   USB 2.0  Full size
  •   X2   USB 3.0  Full size
  •   Power Port  (to power the Docking Station)
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Wednesday, 8 February 2017

Which mobile OS is best ?



Which mobile operating system is best? Android vs iOS vs Windows 10 Mobile















Android vs iOS vs Windows 10 Mobile: Which OS is best?
More important than any hardware concerns when shopping for a new smartphone is establishing which OS is right for you.
Are you a die-hard Apple fanboy? Does Android send you all Googley eyed? Or is Windows more your thing? Maybe it's time you stepped outside your comfort zone and tried something new. You never know, you might just like it.
We've thoroughly tested out each of the big three (or big two-and-a-half as the case may be at present) to see how they stack up - iOS 9, Android Marshmallow, and Windows 10 Mobile. From notifications to apps, quick settings to custom skins - we've tried it all.
This is the ultimate smartphone operating system battle. Now, get ready…

ANDROID VS IOS VS WINDOWS 10 MOBILE: DESIGN AND INTERFACE

In the many years since Android, iOS and Windows for Mobile (as it used to be called) have been powering devices everywhere, the way they each look and function has changed significantly.











Actually, let us rephrase that. Android and Windows Mobile have both gone through numerous makeovers, yet Apple has kept iOS looking fairly similar since its 2007 launch.
Android got its biggest design upgrade in 2014, with the introduction of Lollipop 5.0. This brought a whole new 'Material Design' look and feel that cranked up the number of animations and altered almost every part to give it that extra bit of gloss.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the newest version, continues with the basic look of Lollipop. Most of its changes relate to the back end.
The basics of Android are the same as they've been for years, though. You've got a lock screen that displays notifications, then, once unlocked, you've got an app-centric home screen. And there's an app drawer for storing everything else you've downloaded.
iOS follows this blueprint too, though Apple ditches the app drawer, instead giving you just the app icon-filled home screens. It's the simplest of the three, and it's difficult to argue with its usability - unless you have loads of apps, in which case a provision like Android's and Windows 10's app tray would be useful.
Windows 10 Mobile takes a completely different design path from the competition. Its homescreen is a tiled interface, with resizable tiles flipping over to display more information about that app. You can swipe to the left to get to all your apps and just like iOS and Android, you can group apps together in folders.

Live Tiles give you little nuggets of information without forcing you to open an app - the BBC Sport app, for example, gives you a scrolling view of breaking news throughout the day. This glanceable style can also be applied to Android, where optional widgets can be added to the homescreens. Widgets have been a mainstay on Android since the very first version.








Apple took until iOS 8 (it's currently on iOS 9.2) to add something similar, though it's not as well integrated as on the other platforms. They're called Extensions, and rather than sitting on the homescreen they're found in the drop-down Notification Centre, but they work pretty much the same as Live Tiles or widgets.
We'd like to see Apple give us a bit more freedom over where these handy information gatherers could sit, but the Cupertino company's reluctance to switch up the overall look of the homescreen makes us think that will likely never happen.
All three also have a couple of neat design tricks up their respective sleeves when it comes to getting more from the home screens. A quick swipe down from the top of each brings up a notification shade, grouping together all your emails, messages and calls, while both Android and Windows give you quick settings here too. These let you easily turn off Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and the like.
Apple added a similar settings shortcut feature in iOS 7 with Control Centre. This time you swipe up from the bottom of screen to get direct access to a torch, a brightness slider, media controls, Wi-Fi, and so on. We're big fans of Apple's approach here - it's become one of our most commonly used functions in iOS.
Now, there's one big thing that separates Android from Windows 10 Mobile and iOS and that's skinning. We'll talk more about this later, but it basically gives OEMs (Samsung, HTC, LG etc.) free reign to turn Android into whatever they want. What Google says is how Android should look in the Nexus 6P is not necessarily what you'll get if you pick up a Samsung Galaxy S6 or HTC One M9.

Windows 10 Mobile has come a long way since the Windows for Mobile days and it's rather good looking - we think anyway. It's actually very similar to Windows Phone 8.1 before it. But it still falls behind the other two. Android is our favourite design-wise, especially when it's presented the way Google intended.


ANDROID VS IOS VS WINDOWS 10 MOBILE: APPS - STOCK AND DOWNLOADABLE

How the operating systems looks and handles is important, but it arguably pales in comparison to the real difference maker between all these three: the apps.
Apps and app stores can make or break an operating system. You can have a gorgeous look, slick feel and, as Microsoft has found with successive Windows mobile platforms, still fail if your app situation is not up to par.
iOS, Android and Windows 10 Mobile each have their own storefront - iOS has the App Store, Android has Google Play and Windows 10 Mobile has the Windows Store.











A few years ago, Apple dominated the app space. It had the best apps, both in terms of functionality and design. It also had the 'triple-A' games, and overall developer support was top notch. If a new app or app update was coming, it would most likely hit iOS first.
The story has changed somewhat in recent years, but not entirely. Android now has pretty much all of the big-name apps, and new ones are typically launched more or less simultaneously with iOS (or not long after). Some even make their debut on Android, owing to Google's more relaxed approval process.
Many triple-A games are also seeing an equal release footing between iOS and Android, though iOS still has more of an advantage here than with regular apps. That can largely be put down to the persistent issue of Android hardware and software fragmentation, which poses more of a challenge for game developers due to the added performance demands.
There's still definitely an iOS bias here. Spotify and Instagram, for example, both tend to trial new features with their iOS apps before bringing them to Android later.
And then there's Windows 10 Mobile. Ah, Windows 10 Mobile. It's certainly safe to say that in the app landscape, Microsoft's baby currently lags a distant third. Make no mistake, there are plenty of apps on Windows 10 Mobile and the number of big players offering something for the platform is growing. Spotify, Dropbox, Facebook, Twitter, Vine and Instagram are all present and correct, and that covers a lot of the apps people use on a daily basis. But such apps frequently lag behind the top two 
platforms when it comes to receiving updates, and they often lack fairly fundamental features. Developers seem to release an app, mention it now supports Windows 10 Mobile and then turn their attention back to iOS and Android.
Windows 10 Mobile offers hope in that it's built on the same core as Windows 10 itself. The main advantage of this is that it's possible to create universal apps that works in both the desktop and mobile environments. The company also put some work into making it easier to port apps from Android and iOS to Windows 10 Mobile, but the main initiative is those Universal Apps.










That's the idea, anyway. In practice, the Windows 10 app ecosystem has gotten off to a slightly shaky start. Developers have been slow on the uptake (perhaps burned by previous Windows and Windows Phone systems), and those Windows 10 Universal Apps that have been made haven't always been of the best quality.
But it's still early days for Windows 10, and Microsoft seems determined to stay the course. This is supposed to be "the last version of Windows", after all. From now on, Windows will be a service that's constantly and incrementally improved, and there's a clear path to ensuring a well-supported mobile ecosystem within that.
All we need now is a few more decent apps and some compelling Windows 10 Mobile hardware (a Surface Phone, maybe?), and iOS and Android might have to think about glancing back for a second.
Built-in apps also make a big difference to how the operating system functions. Many Android OEMs bake in their own apps, but Google's suite of core apps - Gmail, Calendar, Photos, Maps - are all fantastic. They're well integrated, slick looking and work every time. You can also grab them all, apart from Photos, if you're running iOS.
Apple's default apps for iOS are spartan in design terms, but they're a good choice if you're heavily tied into Apple's ecosystem. Notes will sync back to your Mac, you can beam Map directions to your phone and tap out an iMessage (free messaging
between iOS and OS X devices) on your desktop. Unlike on Android, you can't set which apps are your default, which also means you're stuck with the Apple-provided phone and messages apps for handling calls and SMS messages.

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My 15.6 inches TabletPC hardware specifications






15.6 inches

TabletPC


hardware specifications






Screen size :   15.6 inches (minimum)
                                Why  15.6  inches [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]
                                 Computer hardware with  15.6 inches screen
                                 [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ]

                               17 inches
                                Computer hardware with  17 inches  screen
                                [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]

                               18 inches
                               Computer hardware with  18 inches  screen
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Physical Appearance :   The 15.6 inches
               TabletPC  should be foldable 360
               degrees and can be turn into a Tablet or a Laptop . A
               good example is the SONY Vaio Duo 13  13.3 inches and
               LENOVO Yoga 500  15.6 inches  and
               ASUS Transformer 3  and  Microsoft Surface Book



Processor/microprocessor :            A   strong processor/microprocessor that can handle multitasking : 

                ALL THESE TASKS MENTIONED ABOVE  WHEN
                SELECTED SHOULD BE ABLE TO PERFORM
                SIMULTANEOUSLY WITHOUT THE SYSTEM
                LAGGING OR SLOWING DOWN OR HANGING OR
                CRASH
                
                         
Operating System :     

          Windows Operating System
          Android Operating System
          Linux Operating System (Ubuntu or Knoppix)
          Google Chrome Operating System
           
                                                   
                                                  
                                                                           


GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) :
        A strong GPU so that the display is very responsive , browsing the web is fast and casual games can be played .  [ 1 2 3 4 5 ]
     



Display Resolution :  minimum  1920X1080 pixels Full HD
                                                 (Touchscreen) 
                                                 Most important , the  15.6 inches
                                                 TabletPC
                                                 should be able to see
                                                 in  bright  sunlight .


Display Technology :  TFT or LED or whatever



Camera :  Front Facing Camera 5 megapixels
                        Rear Facing Camera 8 megapixels with autofocus
                               (SONY-made)

I STILL THINK A GOOD QUALITY FRONT FACING CAMERA AND A GOOD QUALITY REAR FACING CAMERA IS A NECESSITY FOR TAKING DECENT QUALITY PHOTOS AND DECENT QUALITY VIDEOS .

Connectivity and ports :

         Wi-Fi   802.11 a/b/g/n/ac  MIMO

            Bluetooth   4.2

            X1       SIM slot         ( 3G/4G/4G LTE with support for 
                                                 voice calling , sending sms , and
                                                 high-speed Internet access )

            X2       USB 2.0      Full size (useful for hard disk drive
                                                            cloning with USB port)

            X2       USB 3.0      Full size (useful for connecting to USB
                                                           Printers and USB Scanners and
                                                           Digital Cameras and USB TV
                                                           Tuners)

            X1       HDMI


            X1       VGA(D-Sub) Port   (to connect to VGA Monitor ,
                                                          HDTV , etc.)

            X1       RJ45 port           (with integrated Gigabit Ethernet ,
                                                    useful for uploading huge files or a
                                                    collection of files above 10GB
                                                    from the Internet , uploading huge 
                                                    files above 10GB from the Internet
                                                    is much faster with LAN cable
                                                    than with Wi-FI and Mobile
                                                    Broadband)

            X1      DVD-RW drive / Blu-ray Drive  (useful for Software 
                                                           Installation , watching DVD
                                                           Movies , watching Blu-ray
                                                           Movies)



Input device :    Stylus/C-Pen (for Graphics Artist/Designer ,
                                                             Animations , etc.)



Battery life :    6 hours or more




P.S.       THESE HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS LOOKS
              INSANE FOR A COMPUTER HARDWARE BUT THIS
              IS THE KIND OF MACHINE I HAVE BEEN WAITING
              FOR . WITH THE ABOVE MENTIONED HARDWARE
              SPECIFICATIONS , THE  15.6 INCHES  
              TabletPC IS GOING TO BE
              SLIGHTLY THICKER AND SLIGHTLY HEAVIER BUT
              THEN THE HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
              MANUFACTURER WOULD HAVE A REAL WINNER
              HERE BECAUSE IT IS A WELL ROUNDED MACHINE
              FOR WORK AND PLAY AND THIS IS THE DEVICE
              FOR EVERYTHING . IT IS A VERY GOOD
              SOLUTION , I ONLY CARRY ONE DEVICE AND I DO
              NOT HAVE TO CARRY SO MANY DEVICES FOR MY
              LAPTOP/TABLET/SMARTPHONE NEEDS . I DO NOT
              HAVE TO CARRY 3 ITEMS . I ONLY CARRY 1 ITEM .
              IF THERE IS A HARDWARE/SOFTWARE
              MANUFACTURER THAT IS WILLING TO MAKE THIS
              KIND OF DEVICE , IT IS WORTH WAITING FOR .
              I THINK THIS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION .
              I THINK THIS IS THE FUTURE .

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Sunday, 29 January 2017

Most of these wonderful machines (Laptops/Tablets) have 15.6 inches screen size or more





Wonderful machines

(Laptops/Tablets)

with 15.6 inches


screen size or more









Screen size :   15.6 inches (minimum)
                                Why  15.6  inches [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]
                                 Computer hardware with  15.6 inches screen
                                 [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]

                               17 inches
                                Computer hardware with  17 inches  screen
                                [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]

                               18 inches
                               Computer hardware with  18 inches  screen
                                [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ]
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