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2011年3月23日星期三

Motorola Xoom Tablet vs Apple iPad 2 Competition – Two Way Tie

The iPad 2 opened to unmitigated success, selling out in nearly all venues their opening launch week, then found out several of the components needed to make the tablet kingpin will be in dire supply after the devastating Japan earthquake that shook the very foundations of many of their suppliers. At the same time, Adobe released Flash 10.2 full support for the Google Android Honeycomb 3.0 OS that drives the Xoom and really puts it a class above the iPad 2 as far as speed and flexibility. Thru rendering of Flash encoded web pages is desktop-amazing on the Xoom, and they have no supply problems. Looks like the race has begun.

Certainly in a hole as far as sales go, the Motorola Xoom can’t complain about the events of the last few days. Nobody likes benefiting from tragedy, but the simple truth is that the supply issues that Apple now has facing them, after not making enough iPad 2s for their launch in the first place, means trouble for them, and opportunity for Motorola.

Like any shark worth its salt that can smell blood in the water, Motorola instantly lowered the price of their Xoom, offering a Wifi only version for $599, the same price as the hard to get iPad 2. And with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 inch tablet arriving soon, it appears that Moto and others are trying to make the best of a bad Apple. RIM is making things tighter with their Blackberry PlayBook that many businesses are making mandatory for all their vendors, and with this spreading of market share, Moto couldn’t be happier now that Flash has arrived.

Consumers in today’s “fast and now” society didn’t wait for the Xoom when the iPad 2 came out first, and they won’t wait for the iPad 2 when they can get the tablet that captured Best of CES 2011 overall in the Motorola Xoom( Moto Xoom case)at the same price now. Once you see the Honeycomb run like it can with full Flash 10.2 support, you will know immediately why Apple had better find some manufacturers to step in and fill the void, or watch market share slip away.

The Xoom and iPad 2 each have a lot going for them, and this competition will not be decided in the next few months, but more likely the next few years. Apple has a commanding lead, and Motorola has performance and features. Priced similarly, which will America choose?

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Apple's new tablet is the best of its kind, but is it really good enough?

Just under one year ago, Apple shocked the computing world with a 9.7-inch touchscreen tablet that few truly expected.

Some called the original Apple iPad a large-format iPhone. Others berated the name and made jokes that were not remotely funny.

The early reviews were marginal at best – we handed the device a solid four stars. Technical folks decried the lack of Adobe Flash and the missing cameras.

Now, 60,000 apps later (according to Apple, who counts every conceivable option) and just a few weeks after the first real Android 3.0 tablet contender hit the streets (Moto Xoom case), the iPad 2 has sauntered onto the playing field.

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The iPad 2 release date in the US was 11 March, while the iPad 2 UK release date is 25 March.

iPad 2

Some expected pure gold: a tablet that runs as fast as a laptop and weighs less than a newspaper.

Yet, the reality with the iPad 2 is that Apple has taken an iterative approach. In many ways, the iPad 2 is a crowd pleaser because it does not rock the boat.

At 241mm tall, 186mm wide, and 8.6mm thick, the iPad 2 is just a hair smaller than the original iPad and it's thinner than the iPhone 4. It has a curved edge that makes it look a bit more 'space age' and, surprisingly, easier to grasp because you can curve your fingers more easily around the bezel.

ipad 2 homescreen

The most dramatic change is the weight. At 680 grams, the iPad 2 is 80g lighter than the first iPad. That is about the same weight as a juicy red apple (curious, eh?). Yet, in using the device, it feels strangely lighter than it really is.

Overall, the new design is the major perk. It's fantastic. Our colleagues at T3 took this ipad 2 case :

Apple has made a second-gen iPad that feels lighter and more nimble, and its newfound mobility means it has lost the annoying heft of the original model.

Meanwhile, the Motorola Xoom, at 730 grams, now feels like the tank that it is. (More about that later, because we do prefer the speedy processor on the Xoom that handles 3D maps and games.)

ipad 2

One other observation about the design: compared to the iPhone 4, the iPad 2 feels a bit more like a plastic plate (the back is actually metal) as though it really needs a protective case. Part of the reason for this 'cheap plastic' impression is that the device is one-third thinner than the original and 15 per cent lighter.

Overall, the design is a stunner – it's brilliant. The aesthetics are much improved, although not everything about the iPad 2 is so equally impressive.

ipad 2

The iPad 2 will go on sale in the UK on Friday 25 March, with online orders opening at 1am and Apple Stores selling the tablet from 5pm.

iPad 2 UK pricing starts at £399 for the 16GB Wi-Fi only model, and jumps up to £659 for the 64GB Wi-Fi + 3G edition.

Other models are priced as follows: 32GB Wi-Fi only at £479, 64GB Wi-Fi only at £559, 16GB Wi-Fi + 3G at £499 and 32GB Wi-Fi + 3G at £579.

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Apple iPad 2 (32GB, WiFi, black)

Pros: Easy to use UI, upgraded ram, upgraded speed, added cameras, apps

Cons: Cameras are low quality, UI is same as iPhone, same screen resolution, no ports, just not a great new product, no flash

Summary: I currently own a XOOM (Moto Xoom case) but I decided to try out the iPad 2 (ipad 2 case )just in case it was better and then id just return my XOOM. Not the case. The iPad has a lower res (by a lot) front camera and poor quality rear camera, I'm not sure the RAM but it's not keeping great pace with data heavy sites like CNET,and so much more.
I was disappointed by the fact that there are no ports at all, everything requires an adapter. No SD, HDMI, nothing. It's ridiculous. The new iOS 4.3 is just the iPhone 4 but larger. So it's not like the other
tablets that actually have a tablet OS. Multitasking is still not real multitasking, meaning the 10 hr battery life the I pad gets when fake multitasking is the same as the XOOM when real multitasking.
There is still no flash support, which is annoying. And I know a lot of people say "there are plenty of flash sites that have apps that are just as good" but I don't want those. I want real internet. Though good news is that Adobe is making Wallaby for Apple products to convert flash to HTML 5.
However, the UI is still easy to use (though I'm not the biggest fan of no widgets) and vdeos are great. It is also slimmer than the XOOM and lighter.
I have no problem with the iPad, my issue is with reviewers who compare the new one to the o,d and say it's gods creation without comparing it to the competition which has surpassed it in almost every aspect. Apps are all the ipad has now, and those may very well be gone soon. So before spending on the I pad just really look at the other options before buying.

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2011年3月9日星期三

Marshal, suspect dead after St. Louis gun battle

ST. LOUIS — A deputy federal marshal who was shot in the head Tuesday during a gun battle with a man they were trying to arrest died of his wounds hours later, the U.S. Marshals Service said.

John Perry, 48, died at Saint Louis University Hospital at 7 p.m. — 12 hours after he and two other law enforcement officers were shot by the 35-year-old man wanted on drug possession and assault charges. The suspect was also killed.

Another deputy marshal — 31-year-old Theodore Abegg, a three-year veteran — was shot in an ankle, while a bullet grazed an unidentified police officer's face.

Perry was in the marshals service for nearly a decade. Relatives flocked to his side at the hospital as he clung to life.

"Our people and our partners are well trained and prepared, but it is impossible to predict when a wanted individual will make a fateful choice that results in the loss of life or injury," Stacia Hylton, the marshals service's director, said in a statement. "When that happens, and the life lost is a law enforcement officer or other public servant, it is an immeasurable tragedy felt by all."

Perry was accompanying police as they to arrest Carlos Boles at a home on the city's south side. Boles was wanted on a Missouri warrant charging him with assaulting a law enforcement officer and possession of a controlled substance.

The police department said it requested backup from the U.S. Marshals Service because of a tip that Boles might be a threat.

Image: A relative of a man involved in a standoff with St. Louis police reacts Tuesday

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A relative of a man involved in a standoff with St. Louis police reacts Tuesday after a police tactical team entered a house in the 3100 block of Osage Street.

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When the law enforcement officers arrived at Boles' Osage Street home, they discovered there were children inside, according a police account of the incident. After the children were escorted outside, the officers entered and began a floor-by-floor search for Boles. When they spotted him on the second floor, Boles started shooting, police said.

Sannita Vaughn, who identified herself as Boles' sister, told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that her three children — ages 8, 13 and 15 — were staying with her brother and his girlfriend at the home.

Vaughn was reluctant to talk about the matter later, telling The Associated Press as other relatives tried to keep reporters away that "all we know is they killed him."

Television footage showed one marshal being carried down an alley by several officers and then hustled into an ambulance.

Boles' criminal record in St. Louis stretched back to 1992, when he was charged with first-degree assault at the age of 16, according to court records and the Marshals Service. He pleaded guilty in early 1993 and served four months of a 10-year prison sentence just after his 17th birthday.

Boles went to prison again in 2005, serving four months of a 10-year prison sentence for felony charges of marijuana possession. He was on probation until 2008 in that case.

In October, Boles was walking down a street when police officers began following him, according to a probable cause statement. They tried to arrest him after seeing him throw a pill bottle. Boles resisted, punched an officer in the neck and threatened the police, the statement said. The officers used a stun gun to subdue him.

The pill bottle contained heroin, cocaine and an anti-anxiety medication called alprazolam, the probable cause statement said.

A warrant was issued for Bole's arrest Jan. 11.

Dozens of spectators gathered for hours after the shooting outside Boles' home, braving cold rain as police in tactical gear scoured the home and then cleared the way for FBI crime-scene technicians.

As police began to disband, bystanders began shouting obscenities at them. Some officers used police dogs to keep the angry spectators at a distance.

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