Android Trick: February 2011

Sunday, February 20, 2011

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Saturday, February 19, 2011

Acer Aspire One 522 with AMD Fusion

Acer introduced a new design with the previous AMD based Aspire One, but not this time. It’s the third or fourth AA1 in a row to share chassis and design with the AOD255. Except for the textured touchpad button, which previous models don’t have, it is identical. Well, the color combination is new, but it’s not quite AMD green. It doesn’t make the AO522 less interesting, since the more important changes cannot be told from pictures. It uses an AMD C-50 "Ontario" APU, with two cores, clocked at 1GHz each, and a total TDP of 9W. This includes Radeon 6250 graphics, which support DX11 as well as UVD3 for accelerated video decoding. AMD wants to emphasise this with an HD Internet sticker on the palm rest, probably paired with a marketing campaign. One component is still missing for HD though. And indeed, Acer puts a 10.1 inch panel with 1280x720 screen resolution into the 522. It does have an HDMI port too, which is joined by all other standard ports, plus all the features already in the 255. However unlike the 255 it only has a single speaker. I doubt it makes a difference. Perhaps more interesting is battery, rated at 6 hours. Less than I expected for the new AMD platform to be honest, despite quite capable graphics and improved CPU performance. It’s 2 hours less than the 255. I wonder if the higher resolution panel plays a part in this.

Acer Aspire One 522 with AMD Fusion

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Friday, February 18, 2011

Zune HD

Zune is an entertainment platform and portable media player made by Microsoft. The Zune entertainment software platform and supporting products designed and marketed by Microsoft include the Zune Software, the video component of Xbox 360, Zune devices, Microsoft Kin Phones, Windows Phone 7 devices, and the Zune website. The Zune Marketplace offers music, TV shows, movies, podcasts, and music videos.[7] The Zune Social is a service integrated with Xbox Live that allows users to manage friends, send messages, and compare music. Each user has a personal Zune Tag, which corresponds with their Xbox Live Gamer Tag if they have one. The Zune software is used to manage the Zune, and runs exclusively on Windows, although Microsoft has promised that a Macintosh version will be available by 2011.[8] It can rip CDs, manage music and access Zune Marketplace. Purchasing media through Zune requires Microsoft Points, but a subscription model, Zune Pass, is also available. Zune Pass is a subscription music service that allows the user to temporarily download an unlimited number of songs for the length of the Zune Pass subscription, as well as permanently keep up to 10 tracks per month.[9]

Zune’s distinguishing features are High Definition (HD) radio (on the Zune HD model only), the Zune Pass subscription model, its multi-platform nature, and the Zune Social. FM radio is available on all Zune devices. The FM radio features RBDS, which displays Artists and Song Titles in conventional FM radio broadcasts. Subject to restrictions, files can be shared wirelessly between Zune devices.