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July 02, 2016

Accu ASUS Eee PC 1002

â€¢ Vandals hurled a rock around 7:45 a.m. May 30 that broke the rear windshield on a vehicle parked on the 3800 block of Shoal.â€¢ Thieves stole two packages around 4:37 p.m. June 1 from the front porch at a home on the 3800 block of Marine.â€¢ Thieves stole three 12-inch brown plastic hanging plant baskets with flowers between May 26 and 30 at a home on the 600 block of South Edward Street. Value was estimated at $70.

â€¢ Carmen E. Matache, 51, of the 700 block of Wilshire Drive, Mount Prospect, was arrested around 1:35 p.m. May 29 outside her home and charged with simple battery. The police report said she was accused of hurling eggs that hit a female neighbor in the chest.Wendell H. Thomas, 50, of the 1400 block of Pitner Avenue, Evanston, was arrested around 6:25 a.m. May 12 at the Mount Prospect Police Department, 112 E. Northwest Hwy., and charged with felony possession of a controlled substance after an officer found him with crack cocaine during an arrest in Evanston for a Mount Prospect warrant. His court date is June 6.

â€¢ Burglars broke into a 2014 Chevrolet Express van between 9 p.m. May 15 and 9 a.m. May 16 in an apartment lot on the 800 block of East Old Willow Road and stole a special projector lamp and spray gun for painting murals. Value was estimated at $300.â€¢ Marcos A. Milian-Soto, 25, of the 2300 block of John Smith Drive East, Schaumburg, was arrested around 11:30 a.m. May 18 at his home. The police report said he was accused of punching a man in the face around 7 p.m. May 16.

De ROG GX700 is een bijzonder beest, weggelegd voor enkele gelukkigen. Asus doet wat je bij een prijskaartje van € 5000,- mag verwachten; je krijgt iets speciaals. Van mooie koffer als je de winkel uit loopt tot topprestaties als je een game speelt. Of je de ROG GX700 mooi vindt is een kwestie van smaak, maar de gamer zou het aanspreken. De ROG GX700 is ook te koop in een iets goedkopere variant. Voor € 4600,- krijg je dan de helft aan werkgeheugen en opslag (respectievelijk 32 GB en 512 GB). Het gewicht en de omvang van dit apparaat zal de doelgroep niet interesseren, want het zal voornamelijk interessant zijn om deze laptop als zeer goede desktopvervanger in te zetten, die alsnog wel makkelijk is mee te nemen voor bijvoorbeeld een lan-party. Omdat ontwikkelingen op hardware-gebied zo snel gaan, veroudert hardware snel, maar door de keuzes die Asus heeft gemaakt lijkt dat enigszins mee te vallen en kun je met deze laptop nog wel wat jaartjes vooruit.

Toshiba is een wereldwijde terugroep- en omruilactie gestart. Het gaat om laptopaccu's van een aantal Toshiba laptops die gevoelig zijn voor oververhitting, brandwonden veroorzaken en in brand kunnen vliegen.Het potentiÃ«le brandgevaar kan alleen plaatsvinden wanneer de laptops aan extreme condities worden blootgesteld. Het omruilprogramma is voor consumenten- en zakelijke laptops die gefabriceerd zijn van juni 2011 tot januari 2016.Wanneer je een Toshiba laptop in die periode hebt gekocht, kijk dan op de officiÃ«le pagina van de omruilactie en kijk of jouw laptop in aanmerking komt.Samsung kondigt tijdens de CES 2016 zijn relatief sobere Chromebook 3 aan. Een no-nonsense laptop die de Chromebook 2 van het bedrijf opvolgt en zodoende betere specificaties heeft.

Met name de accuduur is aangepakt. Waar de vorige Chromebook van Samsung het 8,5 uur volhield op een volgeladen accu, is de Chromebook 3 tot 11 uur te gebruiken voor je 'm opnieuw aan de lader moet hangen.De laptop heeft een 11,6 inch display met een resolutie van 1366 x 768 en wordt aangedreven door de Intel Celeron N3050-processor. Er is 16 GB interne opslagruimte aanwezig.De Chromebook 3 komt uit in twee varianten. Eentje met 2 GB RAM en een duurdere versie met 4 GB werkgeheugen. Althans, we vermoeden dat 'ie duurder is, want prijzen zijn nog niet bekend. Samsung brengt de laptops begin 2016 uit.

The design of the device is almost exactly the same as Samsung's latest flagship, including a curved screen on both edges. The principal departure is the S-Pen stylus housing on the bottom-right hand edge of the device.However, the images also show a USB Type C charging port, as opposed to the MicroUSB port on previous devices. This will confer benefits such as increased data transfer and charging speeds.A cluster of sensors at the top of the screen has also lent more weight to rumours that the Note 6 will feature an iris scanner for biometric identification, meaning users will be able to unlock their phone just be looking at it.It's still unclear whether the Note 6 will launch with a regular version as well as a curved-edge variant - as the Galaxy S6 and S7 did - but previous form would suggest that the company will opt to release the two different models simultaneously.

Confirmation of all of these details is not likely to come until IFA 2016, which will take place in early September.Much to the dismay of the Note range's devoted fanbase, the previous iteration never made it to UK shores. Thankfully, Samsung appears to have seen the error of its ways, and will reportedly be releasing the Galaxy Note 6 in the UK.It's tipped for a US launch, according to prolific and reliable leakster Evan Blass, on 15 August. There's no word on when it will arrive over here, but we'd expect it to be available no more than a month from then.Pricing rumours are currently thin on the ground. However, based on previous Note device prices (discounting the import-only Note 5), we can safely assume that the Note 6 will retail for somewhere in the region of £650.

In recent years, Samsung has ditched Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors in favour of its own Exynos chips, making Note 6 hardware predictions a slightly tricky prospect.There are conflicting rumours about whether or not the Note 6 will continue this trend, and some suggest that the Note 6 will have different components in different territories, as Samsung has done with other devices.The Galaxy S7 came with a Snapdragon 820 CPU in the US and China, while every other territory got the Exynos 8890. The reasons behind this are unclear but whatever they were, there's nothing to suggest that they've changed.

With that in mind, we'd expect the UK version of the Note 6 to come packed with a Samsung Exynos CPU, and most likely a faster one than the S7's 8890.Rumours have also suggested that the Note 6 will come with a colossal 6GB of RAM. The Note range has always included some of the most technically capable phones around, but that's still a staggering figure.For those following along at home, that's more than many laptops have. It's not entirely implausible, though. The company recently unveiled its own 6GB module of mobile DRAM, so this actually sounds very likely indeed.I've got to hand it to both Apple and Razer; they both know how to make a beautiful, iconic piece of machinery. On one hand, you have the MacBook Pro, whose silvery profile with rounded edges and backlit, half-eaten fruit emblem has launched a cadre of pale imitations.
If not for its sable CNC-aluminum chassis and a couple of deliberate-but-subtle design choices, the Razer Blade would also fall into this clone trap. Outside of the color, the gentle ridges and captivating three-snake symbol on the lid do just enough to help the Blade stand on its own.

ã€€The MacBook Pro has a solid array of ports that can support a small army of peripherals, including a couple of 4K monitors if you're so inclined. The laptop features two USB 3.0 ports, an HDMI port, a SDXC card slot and a pair of Thunderbolt 2 ports, the latter of which allow you to perform superfast file transfers and connect to high-resolution external displays.

ã€€Console hardware sales are down 20 percent year over year for Q1, based on IHS data.However, the Omen line "is positioned to do respectably with gamers," Arrington told TechNewsWorld. "Given the interest VR has generated in more complex and immersive experiences, the bet by PC companies on this segment does have the potential to pay off."HP "is trying to hit the sweet spot between console gamers who want a simple instant experience with high-quality gaming easily and quickly accessible, and the enthusiast PC gamer who wants to build their own gaming rig," Arrington said. "This is the gamer who wants to use VR but doesn't have the budget, time or interest in building their own specialized gaming PC."

The Omen line seems to be competing on price point, design and customizability, "which are all important points to that consumer in between the console and enthusiast PC gamer," she noted.Further, the gaming machines can also serve as everyday work machines, HP's Nash pointed out."Our customers ... don't have a notebook for every day and then a separate gaming notebook," he said. "We are most pleased about being able to provide our customers good value on performance per dollar, as well as offering designs that are a bit more mature than your typical gaming fare."

Last year, Asus released an absolutely mental 17-inch liquid-cooled gaming laptop and now it has an updated model complete with a new RGB mechanical keyboard and two GPUs for even more graphical performance.From the outside, there aren't too many apparent changes. The GX800 looks almost completely identical to its 17-inch predecessor and the same goes for its liquid-cooling base. The only difference you'll really notice on the outside of the machine is the new multi-colored keyboard, which allows you to customize and tweak the keyboard backlight on a per key basis.What's more Asus has introduced its MechTAG (Mechanical Tactile Advanced Gaming) to give it a mechanical feel. There's also anti-ghosting technology to prevent any of your keystrokes from falling through the cracks when inputting multi-key commands.

Now the bigger changes are on the inside with hardware upgrades. The ROG GX700 already seems plenty powerful with a desktop-grade Nvidia GTX 980, however, the GX800 introduces a second GPU along with Intel Core i7 K-series processors.At a Computex 2016 press event, we got to play games at a silky smooth frame frame rate even at 4K. This is largely thanks to the GX800's GPU cores being unlocked when attached to its liquid-cooled base.

Asus ROG GX800 review
Asus calls this Thermo Hydro Clocking, and aside from the pretty name, it allows the system to fully tap into the power of its Nvidia GTX 980s and reach a 1,428MHz frequency without overheating.

Beyond the graphics chips, the liquid-cooling system also allows the rest of the GX800 to reach its full potential including. The processor can be clocked up to 4.4GHz and the memory can fully max out at 2,800MHz.

Asus ROG GX800 review
According to Asus' figures, the GX800's second GPU essentially doubles the graphical performance the machine compared to its predecessor. And that's only with two Nvidia GTX 980s, the numbers could be become astronomical with a pair of Titan X-beating Nvidia GTX 1080 chips when it inevitably comes to laptops.Of course, for all this power, the Asus ROG GX800 eats up just as much energy. The laptop actually comes with two 330-watt power supplies meaning this 'gaming laptop' uses as much energy as a mid-range PC tower.

One of my biggest qualms with the Asus ROG GX700 was the fact that it's hard to categorize it as a gaming laptop when it requires the liquid-cooling dock to really game. The GX800 doesn't solve this problem and instead pours on with more over the top hardware and extreme power needs that will undoubtedly destroy its potential battery.

I personally love the absolute ridiculous nature of it, but this isn't a gaming desktop for the meek or average gamers. I also have to see how well it does in benchmarks and other gaming tests before I can recommend it to hardcore gamers or the most extreme power users of gaming laptops.
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