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@tessyade thanx for ur help bro...the battery has bin acting dat way since I bought d laptop brandnew.it really baffles me.

hi guys....i have an acer aspire one mini laptop. it takes almost 5hours to charge fully and discharges under 1hr30mins. i just wanted to ask if this is normal. thanx guys

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In the hours leading up to Microsoft's surprise event, it had become clear the company was going to introduce its own tablet. As the announcement neared, I wondered what would differentiate a Microsoft tablet from Apple's mighty iPad, causing casual shoppers to look it over in the electronics aisle and decide that it's the tablet they need to buy.
Well, some men bring knives to gun fights, while others bring guns to knife fights -- and Microsoft just brought a keyboard to the tablet fight.
Rolled into the back cover of the new Microsoft Surface, is a magnetic QWERTY keyboard, which can fold out and under the tablet, allowing for more familiar laptop-like text input on the tablet's screen. When done typing, you can simply fold the cover to the back of the tablet, where it becomes a protective case.
This is the secret weapon. A keyboard. And you know what? It's brilliant. That keyboard could, by itself, seduce a lot of tablet buyers, especially those who want to use their tablets for work -- not just watch, listen and flick birds across the screen.
With the Touch Cover keyboard, Microsoft successfully names and exploits the iPad's greatest weakness: Typing on glass is a pain, and nowhere near as efficient as typing on a real keyboard. While there are keyboard accessories for the iPad, they often add a lot of bulk to the device, require an outside power source and are just generally inelegant.
Microsoft's solution to Apple's keyboard problems is seamless and looks terrific. For anyone considering a tablet as a portable productivity device, the Surface should immediately jump into consideration. And all because of that slim little keyboard.
In some ways, the Microsoft Surface is a nice-looking tablet with a pitch that we've heard from many hardware manufacturers before. It has a USB port, a microSD slot and a removable battery. It's thin, it's light and it will be "competitively priced." The 10.6-inch display, with a 16:9 aspect ratio, looks lovely for watching movies.
But again, we've heard that all before, and none of those add-ons or perks were enough to even make a bleep on the iPad's radar. We've seen thin, light tablets with lots of ports, removable batteries and neat-o operating systems attack the iPad and limp away with weak sales. At the Consumer Electronics Show in January, we even saw dozens of tablets running Windows 8 -- from Acer, Asus, Azkaban or wherever -- that inspired no confidence and caused no excitement in the tech world.
Only the Kindle Fire -- a smaller tablet, with an incredibly low price tag -- succeeded in denting Apple's incredible dominance in the tablet space. And even now, Kindle Fire sales have cooled off considerably.
The Surface appears to be the third tablet -- after the iPad and the Kindle Fire -- to get the general public along with the tech world excited for a new tablet. "Surface" trended for hours on Twitter following the announcement. The unveiling of the Surface rocketed to the top of Reddit, the so-called "front page" of the Internet, amassing tons of praise in the comments section. Even without a set price or a release date, technophiles are energized.
What makes this announcement different, is that the excitement has not been generated because of RAM, pixel count or any other particular spec. It is because of the new functionality that Microsoft has presented -- a functionality that has obviously been missing from the tablet marketplace. The built-in kickstand props the tablet up and the built-in keyboard rolls out for you to type, just as you would on your laptop.
This is a powerful message for Microsoft to sell to enterprise buyers looking to make bulk purchases of productivity tablets for employees. It can also be a strong sell to everyday people, who view tablets as potentially helpful, portable devices for home and office use.
On its first day in the wild, potential buyers are listening and they seem interested. Will they still be listening in four months, when the first Surface tablets are rumored to be released?
Who knows?
We have only just -- and I apologize in advance for this -- scratched the surface.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mobileweb/2012/06/19/microsoft-surface-tablet-apple-ipad-keyboard_n_1607675.html?icid=hp_technology_art_related

In the hours leading up to Microsoft's surprise event, it had become clear the company was going to introduce its own tablet. As the announcement neared, I wondered what would differentiate a Microsoft tablet from Apple's mighty iPad, causing casual shoppers to look it over in the electronics aisle and decide that it's the tablet they need to buy.
Well, some men bring knives to gun fights, while others bring guns to knife fights -- and Microsoft just brought a keyboard to the tablet fight.
Rolled into the back cover of the new Microsoft Surface, is a magnetic QWERTY keyboard, which can fold out and under the tablet, allowing for more familiar laptop-like text input on the tablet's screen. When done typing, you can simply fold the cover to the back of the tablet, where it becomes a protective case.
This is the secret weapon. A keyboard. And you know what? It's brilliant. That keyboard could, by itself, seduce a lot of tablet buyers, especially those who want to use their tablets for work -- not just watch, listen and flick birds across the screen.
With the Touch Cover keyboard, Microsoft successfully names and exploits the iPad's greatest weakness: Typing on glass is a pain, and nowhere near as efficient as typing on a real keyboard. While there are keyboard accessories for the iPad, they often add a lot of bulk to the device, require an outside power source and are just generally inelegant.
Microsoft's solution to Apple's keyboard problems is seamless and looks terrific. For anyone considering a tablet as a portable productivity device, the Surface should immediately jump into consideration. And all because of that slim little keyboard.
In some ways, the Microsoft Surface is a nice-looking tablet with a pitch that we've heard from many hardware manufacturers before. It has a USB port, a microSD slot and a removable battery. It's thin, it's light and it will be "competitively priced." The 10.6-inch display, with a 16:9 aspect ratio, looks lovely for watching movies.
But again, we've heard that all before, and none of those add-ons or perks were enough to even make a bleep on the iPad's radar. We've seen thin, light tablets with lots of ports, removable batteries and neat-o operating systems attack the iPad and limp away with weak sales. At the Consumer Electronics Show in January, we even saw dozens of tablets running Windows 8 -- from Acer, Asus, Azkaban or wherever -- that inspired no confidence and caused no excitement in the tech world.
Only the Kindle Fire -- a smaller tablet, with an incredibly low price tag -- succeeded in denting Apple's incredible dominance in the tablet space. And even now, Kindle Fire sales have cooled off considerably.
The Surface appears to be the third tablet -- after the iPad and the Kindle Fire -- to get the general public along with the tech world excited for a new tablet. "Surface" trended for hours on Twitter following the announcement. The unveiling of the Surface rocketed to the top of Reddit, the so-called "front page" of the Internet, amassing tons of praise in the comments section. Even without a set price or a release date, technophiles are energized.
What makes this announcement different, is that the excitement has not been generated because of RAM, pixel count or any other particular spec. It is because of the new functionality that Microsoft has presented -- a functionality that has obviously been missing from the tablet marketplace. The built-in kickstand props the tablet up and the built-in keyboard rolls out for you to type, just as you would on your laptop.
This is a powerful message for Microsoft to sell to enterprise buyers looking to make bulk purchases of productivity tablets for employees. It can also be a strong sell to everyday people, who view tablets as potentially helpful, portable devices for home and office use.
On its first day in the wild, potential buyers are listening and they seem interested. Will they still be listening in four months, when the first Surface tablets are rumored to be released?
Who knows?
We have only just -- and I apologize in advance for this -- scratched the surface.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mobileweb/2012/06/19/microsoft-surface-tablet-apple-ipad-keyboard_n_1607675.html?icid=hp_technology_art_related

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Hi guys am in need of an Ipod touch 4th generation either 32GB or 64GB. Contact me on 08032808814.

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I have got a brand new blackberry torch 2 for sale.Its still in d pack with all the accessories.you can reach me on 08032808814 and 08154772024 or 275CF576. Asking price is 65K.

chino24: These are rural states that has little or no need for power.

In an organized clime rural states as this are converted into a huge agricultural land for cultivation of food items.

There are few states in Nigeria that really need this light for there continue industrialization and economic activities.

Viz-a-viz: Lagos, Rivers, Anambra and Kano states.

and I bet your state is located in the hinterland of naija...hiding behind your keyboard making derogatory remarks about other people....and may your your family home in be used for manure compost production!

Areosapien: I think Ekiti state should be ceded off to Benin Republic, so the entire land can be used by the Beninoise for banana plantation.

@ Areosapien may your father's ancestral home be used as a brothel for HIV infested whores and may your home town be worse tham Sodom!

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Give me a call for negotiation,am in lagos and d camera is in good condition.

I have a fairly used Canon digital camera for sale.Its a 7.1megapixels machine and also has 4x opital zoom lens.Asking price is 15k...Negotiable..call me on 08154772024 and 08032808814 or 275CF576.

Sold!

Am selling just d fone and d charger....

Desperate times....7k...call me pls...

Hey bros how are u doin?am interested in ur package..I ve got 35k for it now...are we game?

Negotiable....

Still available...

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Am a prime example of this.after my secondary sch I applied for medicine and surgery in ife and I lost almost 3years because of dis.in d end I eventually studied zoology and doing my masters in ecology now in d same sch.d standard of teachin is top notch though some may disagree.we were almost 120 in my first year but in my final year we were barely 50 out of which only 30 graduated...Wat are we expected to do with a bsc in zoology in naija? Wen even d so called professional can't hold down a job.so wat am doin now is to upgrade and specialize and hope for d best...our orientation needs to be worked upon if there is goin to be a change