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The Dazzling World of Apps
By Sally Millar on Wednesday 25th May, 2011 at 12:59pm
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This is an interesting newsletter (from the USA) that draws together a rich list of resources and provides a useful set of iPad/iPod/iPhone App links but also offers some very sensible words of caution about the risk of being 'swept away' by an unrealistic expectation that iPad Apps can meet every need and solve every problem. A debate that will no doubt be airing a lot in these times ....
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Toshiba NB200 Mini Notebook: 9 hour battery life!
By Robert Stewart on Tuesday 29th September, 2009 at 4:21pm
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Yet another mini book (also known as the net-book) hits the market! However, this one is slightly different, as the Toshiba sales Rep claims a 9 hour continuous use battery life from its 6 cell battery.
There is a basic XP Home model for £254 (excluding vat) as well as a 3G enabled model (built-in mobile broadband capability) at £300 (excluding vat). The drawback with the 3G model is a reduction of battery life by 3 hours (if the 3G is used continuously) which just shows you how much power is consumed by mobile broadband.
Update (02/10/09): There is also 3 cell version battery (4 hour continuous use battery life) available in Linux and Windows XP for £218 + vat.
The Toshiba Rep also informed me that it has been designed for school children and so features the usual rugged clips, etc. Didn't mention any drop testing though! Saying that, I've read Toshiba have installed a G-sensor to enable free-fall protection for the hard drive. Whenever excessive movement is detected the drive heads are locked to help protect the hard drive. Since the hard drive is the only mechanical part, it is usualy the most common mode of failure when you drop it! So, this G-sensor will help prevent damage during a fall.
Specification:
- Intel Atom N270 processor
- 10.1" VGA screen
- 1Gb Ram
- 160Gb Hard Drive
- Wireless
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Software Discounts
By Sally Millar on Wednesday 12th August, 2009 at 10:35am
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As the new session starts, a reminder to all schools that LTScotland offers a range of educational software at discounted rates, including key software for additional support needs i.e. BoardMaker V6 and Clicker 5. Check out their software promotions for Early Years, Primary, Secondary, or schools in general, and/or their software licensing schemes.
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