Sony brings USB 3.0 to their new Vaio F luxury notebooks

In an announcement in Japan today, Sony has just announced their new line of flagship Vaio laptops, and while the specs are pretty much what we?ve come to expect from Sony?s prestige line of notebooks, they do feature one impressive new addition: USB 3.0 support.
Shipping in two models ? VPCF139FJ/BI and the VPCF138FJ/B ? the new Vaios feature two USB 3.0 ports, a USB 2.0 port, an HDMI interface, an SDXC card slot, a Memory Stick Duo slot, IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0+HS, an Intel PM55 Express chip set, and a 0.3MP web cam.
The more expensive laptop will cost $,970 when it launches in Japan on October 9th, and ships with a Core i7-740QM (1.73GHz) CPU, 4GB of RAM, a GeForce GT 425M GPU with 1GB of VRAM, a Blu-Ray drive, two television tuners, a 16.4 1080p display and Windows 7 Home Premium.
On the other hand, the cheaper Vaio will cost only $2,140 and will ship with the same display, Blu-Ray drive, memory and television tuners, but only has a Core i5-460M (2.53GHz) CPU and a GeForce 310M GPU with 512MB of VRAM.
There?s no international pricing or distribution yet for the Vaio F series, but Sony inevitably rolls new Vaio models shortly after their Japanese debuts, so expect these luxury laptops to drop in time for Christmas.
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Price of LCD TVs Will Drop 12% by Holidays

For those looking to get a flat-screen television before the holidays either as a gift to someone else or as a personal gift, now is the time to get them. There is an unusually large oversupply of LCD TV panels which is pushing the price of one of these flat-screen TVs down just in time for the holiday season.

 

By the end of September, the price of a LCD TV will be down 5% what it was one year ago. However, when October hits, the price is going to enter a tailspin and it is going to drop quickly. It’s expected that by the holidays or soon after, prices will bottom at 12% lower than they were in 2009. In some cases, it could be even more dramatic.

 

According to iSuppli, a research firm, 32-inch LCD TVs will drop to an average price of between $249 and $299 on Black Friday. Currently, the best models sell for $349 to $399.

 

The reason that there is such a decrease in price is because of the surplus of LCD panels. In the first nine months of the year, there have been more LCD panels shipped to warehouses than in comparison to the number shipped to retailers. For example, in the second quarter, 52 million panels were shipped, but only 38.7 million reached retailers. That’s over 13 million panels that were just sitting there.

 

But, the question analysts are wondering is why there is such an oversupply of panels. The reason is because TV makers were firm on not lowering the price of TVs as the demand for them dropped. So, the supply increased because fewer people were able to afford the flat-screen panels. TV makers hoped that the World Cup would increase the sale of TVs, but it didn’t.

 

"Manufacturers were playing a game of chicken, hoping demand would be there and reluctant to be the first one to let prices fall," Paul Gagnon told CNN Money.

 

The market, though, will correct itself. As the big deals hit, more of these TVs will sell and manufacturers are less likely to make more until the supply is corrected. Therefore, prices will most likely bottom out at the end of this year or the very beginning of 2011. After that, they will begin to rise. So, if consumers want to benefit from the decrease in price, it’s important to get it before the New Year.

 

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Own your own suitcase of ?Iron Man 2? armor

For many comic fans like me, Iron Man was formative in inspiring my love for tech gear, and no gadget could ever be cooler than Tony Stark?s suitcase armor? a briefcase-sized valise that transformed and expanded into a repulsor-armed cyborg suit in case of emergency.
You probably remember the suitcase armor from last summer?s Iron Man 2:

Or ? in less plausible, quasi-magical form ? in the 1990s Iron Man cartoon:

Either way, you?d probably kill to have your own set of suitcase armor to call your own. That?s ultimately what makes this Iron Man 2 Tony Stark Mark V Briefcase Replica so disappointing. Sure, on the outside its all machine brushed aluminum and red iron, just like in Iron Man 2? but open it up and bam! Nothing!
The lack of any robot armor in a replica of Iron Man?s suitcase armor is pretty disappointing, but if all you want is a themed briefcase with the ?Stark? logo emblazoned upon it, you can buy one of one thousand limited copies for just $459.99, and expect it to be delivered to your doorstop sometime in December.
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Gmail user gives Google permission to recreate his mind after death

A Gmail user and computer scientist going by the name of Giulio Prisco has decided to give Google permission to recreate his mind after he dies.
Giulio believes this is possible based on advancements in technology and software over the next 50 years, combined with the terabytes of data Google will have collected about him by then. Giulio also assumes he will be dead by 2060.
He does make the following assumptions about the state of technology and Gmail accounts in 50 years time. They include:
The data in the accounts of all Gmail users since 2004 is available.
AI-based mindware technology able to reconstruct individual mindfiles by analyzing the information in their aggregate Gmail accounts and other available information, with sufficient accuracy for mind uploading via detailed personality reconstruction, is available.
The technology to crack Gmail passwords is available, but illegal without the consent of the account owners (or their heirs).
Many of today?s Gmail users, including myself, are already dead and cannot give permission to use the data in their accounts.
Giulio goes on to give Google the following permissions in his blog post with readers as his witnesses:

I hereby give permission to Google and/or other parties to read all data in my Gmail account and use them together with other available information to reconstruct my mindfile with sufficient accuracy for mind uploading via detailed personality reconstruction, and express my wish that they do so.
Signed by Giulio Prisco on September 28, 2010, and witnessed by readers.

Will you be joining Ben in offering up your mind for recreation in digital form after your death?
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Giulio?s post about this raises some interesting questions about data gathering and what happens to our online persona and data after death.
We have to assume that Gmail and Google will still be around in 2060. What we don?t know is just how much Gmail will have changed, and how much better Google has got at collecting data about us. The amount of storage allocated to such a task will certainly be in the terabytes. Combine that with an increasing amount of time spent online by individuals, coupled with the gadgets we take with us everyday becoming ever-more connected, and it?s feasible Google could know everything about you by 2060.
What you also have to consider is people who start using Gmail today and continue to do so, will have a lifetime of data stored about them on Google servers in 50 years time. Combine that with the AI-based mindware Guilio mentions and it does seem likely some form of personality could be created digitally.
A more pressing question for Gmail users is going to be what happens to my data after death? Should Google have a policy, or even options you can setup now, like a Gmail will? That way you could choose what happens, whether the data opens up more for Google to use, or whether it should be deleted forever.
Personally, if Google can recreate my mind almost perfectly by the time I die then I?d be up for reincarnation on a server. If I didn?t know any different it would be as if I never died, right?
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Acer?s new Aspire Predators offer blistering gaming at an affordable price

Arguably hideous in chassis, Acer?s Aspire Predator series is indisputably a machine most gamers would call pretty on the inside? but you?ve always paid for that gaming horsepower. Acer?s latest flagship Aspire Predator is no exception to that rule, and is suitably pricy, but the desktop-maker has seen fit to finally release a more affordable mainstream Predator that still packs quite the punch.
As the flagship, the Aspire Predator AG7750-U3222 ships with and Intel Core i7-930 CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GTX470 graphics and can be specified with up to four 2TB hard drives, while their new midrange, the Aspire Predator AG5900-U3092,comes with a Core i7-870 CPU, 8GB of memory and ATI Radeon HD 5850 1GB graphics, with a 1.5TB hard drive as standard.
Each machine is equally hideous in the distinctive Predator jack-o-lantern shades of orange and black, although the flagship Predator has a moving front panel. Both machines also have a gaggle of USB 2.0 ports, HDMI out, eSAT, 802.11n WiFi and Firewire.
The Acer Aspire Predator AG5900-U3092 is priced at $1,349.99 and the Acer Aspire AG7750-U3222 at $1,999.99. Both machines are available now.
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ACER FIRES UP A WIDER RANGE OF GAMERS WITH EXPANSION OF ASPIRE PREDATOR SERIES
Gaming arsenal now includes slick mainstream model in addition to radical powerhouse
SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 28, 2010 ? To suit a new tier of combatants, Acer, the world?s second largest vendor in the PC market,(1) rounded out its Acer Aspire ?Predator? gaming desktop PC line-up with a new mainstream model. Now gamers can choose from the high-end Aspire Predator AG7750-U3222, a monster machine built to thrill hard core enthusiasts or the Aspire Predator AG5900-U3092, engineered to excite mainstream gamers with its powerful, yet affordable configuration.
Both models are strong in style and specs, which include Intel� Core? i7 quad-core processors and 1.5TB(2) hard drives. They?re also highly scalable, allowing the integration of many advanced components and gaming peripherals for battle.
?We?re now offering two killer Predator models with the goal of satisfying a wider range of gamers,? said Steve Smith, senior business manager of consumer desktops for Acer America. ?Not everyone needs the most extreme gaming rig, so we designed the AG5900, a more mainstream alternative to our premium AG7750. The AG5900 boasts excellent core features, such as a high- speed processor, excellent graphics and tons of memory to hobble the competition at an affordable price.?
Aspire Predator AG5900: A Sharp Shooter ? Mainstream Price/PerformanceThe newest model in the Predator line, the Predator AG5900-U3092 sports a clean and sophisticated exterior that shrouds a powerful set of features. A modern black chassis features dramatic orange accents and an eye-catching vent design. For easy access, the power button, four USB ports as well as headphone and microphone jacks are conveniently angled on the top of the system along with a storage tray for storing and charging smart phones, digital cameras and other devices. Handy cable management is provided via intuitive grooves in the storage tray that allow different sizes of cable to snap in between, which prevents tangling and having to fumble around to find loose cables. It also has four hard drive bays, two of which are easy-swap, enabling extra hard drives to be inserted without opening the box. Users just push on the protective door and the hard drive slides out on a tray.
The AG5900 is ready for battle with 8GB DDR3 SDRAM and an Intel� Core? i7 870 processor with Intel� Turbo Boost Technology, which heightens performance and increases energy efficiency by allowing near-zero power consumption for inactive cores. A huge 1.5TB(2) SATA hard drive can store a gigantic library of the most graphic intensive games and multimedia available. ATI Radeon? HD 5850 graphics with 1GB of dedicated memory, ATI Eyefinity Technology and full support for Microsoft DirectX� 11 delivers rich, realistic visuals for explosive HD gaming. Also, dynamic high-def 5.1-channel audio infuses games with heart-pumping sound.
This system is outfitted with a multi-in-one card reader and a combo/DVD super-multi optical drive for enjoying the most cutting-edge HD games. For those wanting to invest in future upgrades, the AG5900 is easily expandable with an available 5.25-inch optical drive bay, three open 3.5-inch HDD bays as well as two open PCI Express x1 slots and a standard PCI. There is a host of connectivity options including 12 total USB 2.0 ports (four on top, eight in back), an HDMI port, three audio jacks, an Ethernet port, display port and two DVI ports. To simplify transport, the system comes with a handle.
Aspire Predator AG7750: Tricked Out From the Top DownThe Predator AG7750-U3222, Acer?s premium gaming system is cutting edge from the inside out, featuring a bold design and advanced performance features. Boasting a NVIDIA� GeForce� GTX470 with NVIDIA� SLI? technology, this dynamic system can scale performance by combining multiple NVIDIA graphics solutions in a 3-way SLI-certified motherboard, which can run up to three GPUs simultaneously for the ultimate in realistic visuals. NVIDIA� GeForce� GTX470 also enables the system for 3D gaming. Users can add an Acer GD245HQ/GD235HZ 3D monitor for a fully immersive experience with NVIDIA� 3D Vision? wireless glasses and advanced software, which transforms hundreds of PC games into stereoscopic 3D. Combine these benefits with high-definition 7.1-channel audio with EAX (Environmental Audio Extensions) 5.0 for immersive surround sound and it?s gaming nirvana.
A force to be reckoned with, the Predator AG7750 is packed with an Intel� Core? i7 930 quad-core processor with Intel� Turbo Boost Technology and 12GB SDRAM. The two-part liquid cooling system keeps the system cool even during intense gaming sessions.
Three additional easy-swap hard disk drive (HDD) cages allow up to a total of four Serial ATA 3 G/bs high-capacity hard disks to be added with up to a 2TB(2) capacity per single drive for a total storage capacity of up to 8GB(2). Users can save games, movies, music and more on the local disks, which can be easily swapped or removed for transport.
The dramatic orange and black desktop boasts a mechanized front cover that can be raised up and over the front of the chassis to provide convenient access to a multi-card reader, USB and audio ports.
The Predator AG7750 has an optical drive and is easily expandable with an available 5.25-inch optical drive bay and a variety of open PCI Express slots, including two PCI Express x16, two PCI Express x1, one PCI Express x8 and a standard PCI. The AG7750 also offers a host of connectivity options including 11 USB 2.0 ports (five in front, six in back), IEEE 1394, two eSATA ports, two Ethernet ports, two DVI-D ports (up to six with three graphics cards), five audio jacks and various others.
Pricing, Availability and WarrantyThe new Acer Aspire Predator models are available now at leading technology and electronic retailers and come with a one year parts and labor limited warranty and toll-free technical support. The Acer Aspire Predator AG5900-U3092 has a MSRP of $1,349.99 and the Acer Aspire AG7750-U3222 a MSRP of $1,999.99./blockquote>

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Destroy entire websites with this Asteroids bookmarklet

Have you ever visited a website and been so frustrated by the content, layout, or adverts that you?d love to destroy it? Well, now you can.
If you head on over to the erkie GitHub page there?s a JavaScript bookmarklet you can drag and add to your bookmarks toolbar. Then just visit any website and click the bookmarklet. An Asteroids-style ship should appear that you can move around with the arrow keys. Press space and it will start firing bullets which destroy page content.
A time waster and stress reliever all in one. Share which sites you found most satisfying to destroy. Mine were Facebook, and the results of an image search on Google as it keeps trying to repopulate the page with images. You can see a partially destroyed version of Geek.com below.
As a final note, you don?t have to limit yourself to one Asteroids ship. Click the bookmarklet a few times on a web page for multiple ships and a lot more firepower.

Read more at http://erkie.github.com/, via HN
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Royal role

Traditional leaders continue to exert considerable influence in Nigeria Praise-singers and drummers herald the arrival of the emir of Zazzau in the northern Nigerian town of Zaria. “I trust my traditional rulers because they don't loot our money”Kano residentNigeria at 50: Special reportStill standing, but standing stillWhat it means to be Nigerian Resplendent in his flowing red robes and turban, he is surrounded by courtiers and advisors, and protected from the sun by a large white ceremonial umbrella. Palace guards stand to attention as he passes. In its turbulent half-century of independence, Nigeria has experienced not only a brutal civil war, but also a succession of military coups. Only in the last decade has it enjoyed relatively stable civilian government. Throughout this period, one institution that has played an important stabilising role has been that of the traditional rulers of kingdoms large and small across the country. While traditional leaders hold few constitutional powers, no politician is wise to seek office without his blessing. In pre-colonial days, kings ruled with absolute power across what is now northern Nigeria. Their origins pre-date even the arrival of Islam some 200 years ago. Under British rule, these northern emirates were adopted as an integral part of the colonial administration and they became increasingly powerful. Today, despite attempts by successive governments to marginalise them from the political process, traditional leaders continue to exert significant influence. The emir says his role is to bring peace to communities "They continue to yield so much power in who gets what political appointments, although most of this influence remains behind the scenes," explains Kabiru Sufi, a political scientist. This remains so particularly in the mainly Muslim north, where they are seen as custodians of both religion and tradition. In one of Kano's largest markets it was difficult to find shoppers who disagreed with that sentiment. "I trust my traditional rulers because they don't loot our money," one man told us, reflecting a widely held disillusionment with the elected political class in Nigeria. Another says: "I trust them because they choose quality politicians who will help the people, and I'm happy to vote for the candidates they advise." These sentiments are particularly pertinent at a time when political aspirants are jockeying for selection as party candidates ahead of local and national elections in just a few months' time. At the emir's palace, a horn is sounded as he enters the inner royal chamber. A succession of local dignitaries approach him, now seated on his golden crown, to pay their respects. When independence came to Nigeria, Shehu Idris was a school headmaster. But with his royal lineage he was destined for another calling. For more than three decades, he has been the emir of a kingdom with its palace in the town of Zaria, and influence over a much larger region known as Zazzau. We have been granted a special audience, and approach the royal throne. Nigeria's kingdoms used to rule with absolute power in pre-colonial days Little has changed in terms of protocol and tradition in such courts for many centuries. What role does he see for traditional rulers in today's Nigeria? "It is for us to intervene in disputes to bring peace to communities," he says. When it comes to elections, "we don't give support to politicians. We give them blessing, that they should have respect and be ready to serve the people who have elected them." It is easy to be cynical, and to object that Nigeria's recent history has been both chaotic and violent. Or to suggest that politicians in Nigeria are held in such low regard that any idea that they enter politics to serve anything other than their own pockets, sounds faintly ludicrous. But the moral certainty of values the emir upholds are genuine and widely respected and traditional beliefs, both spiritual and religious, are powerful forces in Nigeria. With the audience over, the trumpet sounds and the court herald declares the session at an end. Along with his many advisors, we withdraw from the room leaving the emir alone on his golden throne.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

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Amateur video shows Colombia mudslide

Up to 30 people have been buried by a mudslide in Colombia.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

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Buy your own flame-spitting replica of the 1966 Batmobile for just $150,000

Way back in 1989, as Bat-Fever swept across the land, I had the opportunity to sit in the original 1966 Batmobile as a Batman obsessed. I was not impressed: instead of a fully functioning crime fighting race car, I had my picture taken in a fiberglass shell of an automobile that would not push north [...]cell phone spy software mobile phone mobile phone softwares

'Stressed' Jean goes to hospital

Wyclef Jean's new album is expected out next year Hip-hop star Wyclef Jean was admitted to hospital at the weekend suffering from stress and exhaustion, his publicist has confirmed. Marian Salzman said Jean was "suffering from stress and fatigue based on the gruelling eight weeks he's had". The singer recently withdrew his bid for Haiti's presidency and had been working on a new album. He is now at home recuperating and is expected to return to work in about a week, Salzman said. Last month, Haiti's electoral council ruled that Jean was not eligible to run for Presiden in his home country. It was because he did not meet a requirement that presidential candidates maintain five consecutive years of residency in the country before running. Jean, who was born in Haiti but moved to New York as a child, said his new album, due for release next year, would be titled If I were President, the Haitian Experience.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

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Man and croc are 'best friends'

A fisherman in Costa Rica has been explaining his unusual relationship with a crocodile called "Pocho", who he plays with like a pet dog.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

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FCC says super WiFi ?white space? devices won?t need sensor modules

On Friday, the FCC finally took the white space opened up by converting analog television stations to digital, opening the door for faster, stronger super WiFi.
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Seen it coming?

One in seven Americans consulted a psychic or fortune teller in 2009, research suggests Fears that vulnerable people are being exploited have led to a growing push to regulate commercial fortune-tellers in the United States. But what do the diviners - historically free to ply their trade - think of the new laws, asks Claire Prentice in New York. Fortune telling is big business. One in seven Americans has consulted a psychic or fortune-teller, according to a recent survey. In some parts of New York there are psychics and tarot card readers on almost every block, charging anything from $5 (£3) to over $100 (£63) for a consultation. And practitioners say business is booming against the backdrop of the recession, perhaps as growing numbers of people seek both recreation, and reassurance that a brighter future awaits them. “We are not saying these people with a licence can accurately predict your future”Keith Sadowski Warren city council In the past, fortune-tellers have largely been free to operate without interference from federal, state or city authorities. But in an increasing number of areas, officials are seeking to crack down on fraud and gain control of a growing industry. As of this month, every fortune-teller in the city of Warren, Michigan must have a licence to operate. To get this they must undergo a police background check, have their fingerprints taken and pay an annual fee of $160. Officials there say that regulating an industry, which few people understand and many regard as trickery, has its challenges. But with more psychics setting up shop, they say something needs to be done. "We are not saying these people with a licence can accurately predict your future," said Warren city council secretary Keith Sadowski. "But we wanted to make sure we had some recourse in case we do get somebody who is not legitimate." Officials in Warren say they will investigate if they get a complaint about a fortune teller behaving unethically. A number of US states are attempting to regulate the industry on a local level But how will law enforcement officials distinguish between someone spending money on harmless recreational fun and someone being ripped off? "It is a pre-emptive measure," said Mr Sadowski. "We want to deter the scam artists and criminals who prey on innocent people. I hope anyone using these services realises that they are for entertainment purposes." States in which steps have been taken at a local level to regulate the trade include Maryland, Illinois and Massachusetts. Measures introduced include police interviews, background checks, registration fees, the random inspections of premises and a cap on the number of fortune tellers allowed to operate in a given geographical area. If police receive a complaint, in some cases they will require a psychic, palm-reader or medium to give a dissatisfied client their money back. Rosemary McArthur, the founder of the American Association of Psychics and Healers, said she would welcome tighter regulation. "There are too many people out there being ripped off thousands of dollars," said Ms McArthur, who goes by the name of the Celtic Lady. But, she added: "How does someone with no expertise, and who maybe doesn't believe in psychics, decide if a complaint is valid?" Police in Annapolis, in the US state of Maryland, interview applicants to ensure they are "of good moral character" before issuing a fortune-telling licence. Anyone found operating without one could face a fine of $100 (£63) and up to 90 days in prison. “It only takes one bad apple to get us all a bad reputation”Craig McManus A New Jersey-based medium "The fact that you need to get a stamp of approval from the police chief acts as a deterrent to impostors and gives consumers confidence," said Phil McGowan, Annapolis' public information officer. "The system seems to work well," he said.In other parts of the country, psychics, fortune tellers and mystics have come together to police themselves, developing their own code of ethics. Lily Dale in upstate New York bills itself as "America's mediums and spiritualists town". It is a year-round spiritualist community and attracts thousands of tourists over the summer months. Outside buildings all over town there are signs offering the services of mediums. Some have lengthy waiting lists. To apply to work there as a medium, you have to be registered with a spiritualist church. Before being accepted, candidates must undergo a testing process and be certified. "Because we self-police, people feel they can trust us. They know that not just anybody can hang a sign outside their door saying 'medium' here," said Cara Seekings, a trustee on the Lily Dale Assembly Board who is involved in screening applicants. Though she would welcome standardised testing procedures, Ms Seekings is sceptical such a system would work. This view is echoed by New Jersey-based medium Craig McManus. "It only takes one bad apple to get us all a bad reputation. If you are looking for a lawyer or a doctor, you check their credentials. Unfortunately, you can't do that in our line," Mr McManus said.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

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Astronauts tweet breathtaking photos

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Lampard to miss crucial matches

Frank Lampard will miss key Chelsea and England matches as he continues to recuperate from hernia surgery.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

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Confirmed: iPad arriving at Target on October 3 with a five percent discount

Corroborating the rumor-mill reporting, the nation’s second-largest discount chain has confirmed it will be offering all iPad models beginning October 3. According to Associated Press, Target made the news official at a media conference in Minneapolis. The company plans on selling both WiFi and WiFi+3G versions of the tablet in 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB flavors.
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Pakistan\'s anti-President

It is easy to move here about Pakistan\'s President Asif Ali Zardari.
And it is right to criticize him. Zardari is actually a
an incredibly bad president, yes, he is even a man who for
his own country was not interested. While millions from the floods
fled, he toured Europe, as if nothing happened. Now
he said at a press conference in Islamabad: \"I do not think that
Pakistan never fully recovered, but we will move forward. \"

Even if he should be right than president, he should not say this because
it takes people in their plight even the last one: hope.

So you could continue to rant about Zardari. At some point, but will it
so by, and nothing is explained later. This is a shame. For
Zardari is very much to understand Pakistan. The political
Tragedy of this country is reflected in fact reflected in his person.

Zardari is in 2008 only became president because his wife -
Benazir Bhutto - a few months before the elections, assassinated
fell. A political murder was so early in his career. No one
expected from Zardari that he would be a good president, but there was
no other candidate that the gap after Bhutto\'s death would fill
can.

The Pakistanis chose Bhutto\'s party, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), in
Winter 2008 a large majority. This election had lasted for months
Mass protests in the street and years of political struggle against
the regime of General Pervez Musharraf has preceded it. Zardari was to
a tsunami of democracy swept into office, but he knew so little
to begin.

How could they? He is a man who worked all his life so that,
To accumulate wealth - often well illegally. Right? Law?
Responsibility? Duty? This is not Zardari matter. It never has been. He was
always been the anti-state. As it to the people of Pakistan after many
Deprivation had finally succeeded, the state again by the generals to
To conquer it got just a man like this as president. The
is truly tragic.