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Friday, August 1, 2014
Samsung Series 7 Ultra the Beautiful Ultrabook to Work
In 2013, the ultrabook parties still has not stopped. Major vendors seem still not satisfied bring portable computer that has a thin and lightweight characteristics on the market. Electronic device manufacturers from South Korea, Samsung, is a fairly diligent vendor produces the Ultrabook. the Ultrabook one of the latest series that has been present on the market is the Samsung Series 7 Ultra.
Design of Series 7 Ultra is still the same as the previous series, very unsightly. However, what about the ability of computing? Lets look at the following review.
Like the other brands ultrabook, the Samsung Series 7 Ultra thin appearance and carries a light weight. It has a thickness of 17.5 mm and weighs 1.46 kg. Her body looks gorgeous with cast aluminum casing with material type. Samsung logo printed on the back of the screen is made of polished aluminum. Silver color, or referred to Samsung as "Metal" became the main theme of this ultrabook. Logo sticker was white and gray a bit aligned.
According to the statement of the Samsung, only a few products that received the title "Premium" by Intel, of course, one of which is the Samsung Series 7 Ultra. Samsung puts all input / output ports on the right side and left ultrabook.A row of connector on the left side is:
- 2x USB 2.0
- Card Reader
- Kensington Lock
Connector on the right side is:
- 1x USB 3.0
- 1x HDMI
- 1x VGA (adapter)
- Headphone-out jack (3.5 mm)
- Adaptor
Uniquely, still on the right, there are RJ-45 connector for wired LAN. Usually, because it comes with a thin body, the vendor provides a separate ethernet dongle.
The keyboard on the Samsung Series 7 Ultra uses chiclet design with matching buttons with the casing, making this device more beautiful when it is opened. Series of buttons is quite wide, prevent users from incorrectly ketik.Touchpad used relatively large for the size of portable computer, which is 10.7 x 7.7 cm wide. Has a width size, makes the user comfortable to move the mouse pointer. However, this measure also raises the negative side, the touchpad so often touched accidentally.
The entire surface of the touchpad is sensitive to pressure. Unfortunately, there is no separation between the left and right click buttons. Users have little to guess between the two keys. Same with a new ultrabook and a portable computer on the market, the touchpad supports multi-gesture input.
The Samsung has repeatedly called this product as a premium device. This is evidenced by features backlighting on the keyboard. Premium products usually use these features, in addition to facilitate the user when typing in low light conditions, as well as to enhance its products.
For sound system problems, Samsung handed it to JBL. The sound it produces is quite stunning.
Samsung Series 7 Ultra is equipped with a dual-core Intel Core i5-3337U-speed 1.8 GHz, 4GB of DDR3 RAM combined. This combination is more than enough to handle a wide range of usage scenarios, ranging from just running word processing, surfing the internet, to photo editing.
Run any multimedia file is not a difficult thing for this device. Full-HD movies (1080p) can be played smoothly, without any lag. The screen resolution is very supportive playback Full HD movies. Resolution reaches 1920 x 1080 pixels with 16:9 ratio. The display quality of the Samsung Series 7 Ultra looks good. Display looks bright and sunny. After further investigation, it is known that the type used is the IPS screen with 350 nit brightness level.
Ultrabook is not equipped with hard disk storage media. It was equipped with a SSD with a capacity of up to 256GB. Its capacity is not too large, but this component can help speed up the waiting time for loading applications. The section also makes boot up time is very fast. To get into the operating system, the system only takes 2 seconds only. If users want more capacity, it is recommended to use an external hard disk.
Samsung Series 7 Ultras keyboard keys are quite soft and give positive feedback that feels comfortable for typing. Unfortunately, as mentioned previously, the touchpad is large and feels a bit disturbing. Processor Intel Core i5-3337U is equipped with Intel HD 4000 graphics. The GPU is already quite strong, but Samsung still complete this ultrabook with discrete graphics in the form of the AMD Radeon 8570M.
The graphics card itself is not the type of graphics processors aimed to berain heavyweight game. Users can still use the ultrabook to play game titles that are not too heavy. Users have to do some setting changes, such as lowering the resolution and graphics detail, if you want comfortable playing.
Monday, July 21, 2014
Vivo Smartphone Released Soon Successor X Series
Vivo plans to release a series of X as the successor of Vivo Vivo and Vivo Xplay Xplay 3S equally 3xs the Android OS platform. Vivo steps to immediately release a series of X due to the presence encouraged Oppo Find 7, Sony Xperia Z2, Samsung Galaxy S5, ZTE Nubia X6, HTC ONE M8 and U2.
Vivo successor of the X series will have advanced camera features that will optimize the user experience when using the camera. Vivo successor of the X series will have a strong design concept, especially material selection screen and rear casing. Even Vivo no exaggeration to say that the successor of Vivo X series will have a design similar to the iPhone.
Friday, May 16, 2014
Top 10 Best Comedy Series 2013 2014
After seeing the Top 10 Drama TV Series Of 2013 - 2014 now, its time to give you our rankings of the best (and worst) of 2013 2014 show tv series: lets start from the top ten comedy (and dramedy) aired on TV this year, according to the Our editorial staff.
Tomorrow we will post the ten disappointments of the year, while Monday the ten best drama series.
Top 10 Best Comedy Series 2013 - 2014 You Must See
10. Brooklyn Nine-Nine
When it comes to launching new comedy, the network generalists Americans are increasingly focusing more on quantity than on their quality of proposals. But in the midst of many sitcoms use throw-away there is always some product that stands out for its freshness and comic brio, and among them there is definitely Brooklyn Nine-Nine. The creators of Parks and Recreation, Daniel J. Goor and Michael Schur (their first and last appearance in this top 10), pack for Fox on the proven and successful formula of the workplace comedy, a new sitcom set in a police precinct. Already in the pilot, bubbly and fun, you can imagine the potential of this series, which has among its strengths a light-hearted humor and characters who know how to rip with their antics more than a laugh. All this is enhanced by a very close-knit cast, where features that face slapping Andy Samberg and charismatic Andre Braugher. A new feature to keep an eye on in 2014. For more information, here you will find our review of the midseason.
9. Parks and Recreation
In the world of television series, as we know, there are not many certainties. Even the most beautiful series can be transformed over time into an unspeakable filth, especially when it comes to comedy, or the serial products more susceptible to decline in quality. In the midst of the storm, however, there is always a safe haven for all lovers of the genre: Parks and Recreation. The creature Greg Daniels and Michael Schur after five years does not give the slightest sign of fatigue. On the other hand, in the universe of the tireless Leslie Knope there is always a way to turn the most adverse situations into extraordinary opportunity! The characters have grown, even Tom with his Rent a Swag, and we hardly noticed we did not, so the process was natural and well run, the series itself has evolved, while remaining perfectly coherent and above all hilarious, never a fall style. Not be excluded from this ranking and therefore not to reward, once again, the strength and surprising freshness.
8. The Crazy Ones
Robin Williams. It would be enough to point out his name as the star of the new CBS comedy to fully describe the ironic and bursting of The Crazy Ones. The series is the story of an advertising agency directed by Simon extravagant (in fact, Williams) and his daughter Sydney (Sarah Michelle Gellar), which represents the more rational side of the "family." With the help of excellent supporting cast, the series is often brilliant and irreverent, witty banter and the rapids. While not shining for extraordinary originality (some facts and situations give the feeling of already seen), the series is stitched right around the extraordinary talent of Robin Williams, a true force of nature that has the merit of including delicious - and not to exclude - who is in a scene with him. And this alone.
7. Hello Ladies
From a license plate HBO comedy you expect something more than the comedy of the other networks: Hello Ladies that something more has it. Set in a contemporary Los Angeles, the series chronicles the adventures of the lonely (by choice of others) Stuart struggling with numerous unsuccessful attempts to enter into the turns right, to get out of his almost pathological condition of loser. series oscillates between comedy and drama , making us laugh and think at the same time. Alongside the protagonist his almost roommate Jessica, Hello Ladies shows us two sides of the same coin: he, eternally single loser, want to become beautiful and impossible; her model-slash-actress, wants to free itself from the binomial beautiful and stupid, but changing will not be easy. A well-balanced sweet and sour mix of scenes are ridiculous and other depressingly bleak comedy has made one of the best of this vintage television. The strength is Stuart, who resulting pathetic, funny unbeknownst to her, sad and funny, he manages to create a believable character fantozzi in its unreality and adorable in his being a perfect fool.
6. Enlightened
It was one of HBOs best new home, but the series created by Mike White, starring (almost) the absolute lynchana Laura Dern, is not something easily framed in the great expanse serial accomplice definitely a screenplay and a neurotic protagonist and constantly over the top. The point however is that the great merit of this story of redemption and return to the light is being (was now) much more than the sum of its parts. Its creator has attempted to tell a story yes, but above all to use this tranche de vie of collapse and rehabilitation of the protagonist to build a vision of the world, focusing on small units - Amy, but also Levi (Luke Wilson) and Tyler ( Mike White) and other quirky extras in the undergrowth of working Abaddon Industries - struggling with the hardships of life and the utopian desire to become an ants production company. Two seasons dramedy (comedy rather than in an absolute sense) to recover completely - especially after the undeserved cancellation.
5. Derek
The school of British comedian does not need any introduction or examples to be remembered and Ricky Gervais is no doubt one of its illustrious exponent. Sarcastic, irreverent, hilarious and amoral, the English author, having marked the history of sitcoms with The Office, this year offers a product of rare originality, and Channel 4 is the perfect channel to join his comedy over the lines and narrative experimentation. Derek fact tells the everyday life of a psychiatric hospital in which the author also plays the lead role that gives the title to the series: Derek, middle-aged man from naive not very high intelligence, company makes a series freak who, in their relationships with humans officially defined as "healthy", will play easy to pillory the many oddities of the latter. Soundtrack to remember.
4. The Office US
2013 was a year that saw many come to the conclusion series: among them there is definitely The Office, the irreverent comedy of Ricky Gervais, despite the longevity, has succeeded once again to bring in TV successfully his comedy over the top. Few would have bet on maintaining a high level of quality as a result of the departure of the protagonist (and in fact the eighth season he suffered not a little such failure), but this last story arc was able to take full advantage of the potential of such extraordinary characters to prove, after nine seasons, our traveling companions. An incredible journey, which ended with a series finale that define is not perfect, in front of which it is impossible not to be moved and applaud to one of the most outstanding comedy of the decade. The Office Goodbye, well miss you.
3. Vicious
Take two large theater actors are openly gay, give them the roles of an old and withered English couple, the actors stolen from the masks of the Commedia dellArte and youll Vicious. The British television series, in which the protagonists are Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Derek Jacobi, is a little gem, unique in the world of comedy, a meeting halfway between the usual comedy and a theater stage on which the drama of deliberately theatrical two actors stood and overflowing. Also noteworthy are the comrades who, despite having declared a subordinate role, give vitality and energy to the series. For now aired the short - only 6 episodes - first season, but enough to make us fall in love with this quirky couple.
2. Girls
Comedy? Drama? Dramedy? Anxiety taxonomic must inevitably collided with the amplitude of a product that in two years by series newcomer has become a global phenomenon. After the first season ended with a lot of criticism, the next could not have ended differently, once you understand the provocative nature of the young author. Despite Lena Dunham does not look at anyone in telling their own stories, in the second season has been able to file the small flaws of the previous year and to show, with a look inside but at the same ruthless, his world. Girls hits this year, with very few flaws, a double target: on the one hand is proposed as a portrait of a generation, with a pessimism never quite stressed and on the other with its wealth of icons, symbols and cultural models, is an ideal for that same generation.
1. Orange Is The New Black
He won first place as the best comedy of the year, rookie weblog Netflix product. Based on the homonymous autobiography of Piper Kerman, 13 episodes of the series tells the story of a woman who, for a mistake made years earlier, is forced to abandon his middle-class life and spend the next 14 months in a prison to serve his penalty. The strength of this product lies in the chorus, which allows us to discover the life of the prison not only through the eyes of Piper, but also of all the women who live and animate the prison: each of them is distinct individuality, that emerges due to the unique ability of the series to stage constantly comedy and drama, alternately, and always surprising. Some defect in shape - a bit too goody-goody, especially in the flashback - a substance does not affect good, that will emerge fully in the already confirmed the second season, and that allows Orange Is The New Black to reach the first place already this year.
Tomorrow we will post the ten disappointments of the year, while Monday the ten best drama series.
Top 10 Best Comedy Series 2013 - 2014 You Must See
10. Brooklyn Nine-Nine
When it comes to launching new comedy, the network generalists Americans are increasingly focusing more on quantity than on their quality of proposals. But in the midst of many sitcoms use throw-away there is always some product that stands out for its freshness and comic brio, and among them there is definitely Brooklyn Nine-Nine. The creators of Parks and Recreation, Daniel J. Goor and Michael Schur (their first and last appearance in this top 10), pack for Fox on the proven and successful formula of the workplace comedy, a new sitcom set in a police precinct. Already in the pilot, bubbly and fun, you can imagine the potential of this series, which has among its strengths a light-hearted humor and characters who know how to rip with their antics more than a laugh. All this is enhanced by a very close-knit cast, where features that face slapping Andy Samberg and charismatic Andre Braugher. A new feature to keep an eye on in 2014. For more information, here you will find our review of the midseason.
9. Parks and Recreation
In the world of television series, as we know, there are not many certainties. Even the most beautiful series can be transformed over time into an unspeakable filth, especially when it comes to comedy, or the serial products more susceptible to decline in quality. In the midst of the storm, however, there is always a safe haven for all lovers of the genre: Parks and Recreation. The creature Greg Daniels and Michael Schur after five years does not give the slightest sign of fatigue. On the other hand, in the universe of the tireless Leslie Knope there is always a way to turn the most adverse situations into extraordinary opportunity! The characters have grown, even Tom with his Rent a Swag, and we hardly noticed we did not, so the process was natural and well run, the series itself has evolved, while remaining perfectly coherent and above all hilarious, never a fall style. Not be excluded from this ranking and therefore not to reward, once again, the strength and surprising freshness.
8. The Crazy Ones
Robin Williams. It would be enough to point out his name as the star of the new CBS comedy to fully describe the ironic and bursting of The Crazy Ones. The series is the story of an advertising agency directed by Simon extravagant (in fact, Williams) and his daughter Sydney (Sarah Michelle Gellar), which represents the more rational side of the "family." With the help of excellent supporting cast, the series is often brilliant and irreverent, witty banter and the rapids. While not shining for extraordinary originality (some facts and situations give the feeling of already seen), the series is stitched right around the extraordinary talent of Robin Williams, a true force of nature that has the merit of including delicious - and not to exclude - who is in a scene with him. And this alone.
7. Hello Ladies
From a license plate HBO comedy you expect something more than the comedy of the other networks: Hello Ladies that something more has it. Set in a contemporary Los Angeles, the series chronicles the adventures of the lonely (by choice of others) Stuart struggling with numerous unsuccessful attempts to enter into the turns right, to get out of his almost pathological condition of loser. series oscillates between comedy and drama , making us laugh and think at the same time. Alongside the protagonist his almost roommate Jessica, Hello Ladies shows us two sides of the same coin: he, eternally single loser, want to become beautiful and impossible; her model-slash-actress, wants to free itself from the binomial beautiful and stupid, but changing will not be easy. A well-balanced sweet and sour mix of scenes are ridiculous and other depressingly bleak comedy has made one of the best of this vintage television. The strength is Stuart, who resulting pathetic, funny unbeknownst to her, sad and funny, he manages to create a believable character fantozzi in its unreality and adorable in his being a perfect fool.
6. Enlightened
It was one of HBOs best new home, but the series created by Mike White, starring (almost) the absolute lynchana Laura Dern, is not something easily framed in the great expanse serial accomplice definitely a screenplay and a neurotic protagonist and constantly over the top. The point however is that the great merit of this story of redemption and return to the light is being (was now) much more than the sum of its parts. Its creator has attempted to tell a story yes, but above all to use this tranche de vie of collapse and rehabilitation of the protagonist to build a vision of the world, focusing on small units - Amy, but also Levi (Luke Wilson) and Tyler ( Mike White) and other quirky extras in the undergrowth of working Abaddon Industries - struggling with the hardships of life and the utopian desire to become an ants production company. Two seasons dramedy (comedy rather than in an absolute sense) to recover completely - especially after the undeserved cancellation.
5. Derek
The school of British comedian does not need any introduction or examples to be remembered and Ricky Gervais is no doubt one of its illustrious exponent. Sarcastic, irreverent, hilarious and amoral, the English author, having marked the history of sitcoms with The Office, this year offers a product of rare originality, and Channel 4 is the perfect channel to join his comedy over the lines and narrative experimentation. Derek fact tells the everyday life of a psychiatric hospital in which the author also plays the lead role that gives the title to the series: Derek, middle-aged man from naive not very high intelligence, company makes a series freak who, in their relationships with humans officially defined as "healthy", will play easy to pillory the many oddities of the latter. Soundtrack to remember.
4. The Office US
2013 was a year that saw many come to the conclusion series: among them there is definitely The Office, the irreverent comedy of Ricky Gervais, despite the longevity, has succeeded once again to bring in TV successfully his comedy over the top. Few would have bet on maintaining a high level of quality as a result of the departure of the protagonist (and in fact the eighth season he suffered not a little such failure), but this last story arc was able to take full advantage of the potential of such extraordinary characters to prove, after nine seasons, our traveling companions. An incredible journey, which ended with a series finale that define is not perfect, in front of which it is impossible not to be moved and applaud to one of the most outstanding comedy of the decade. The Office Goodbye, well miss you.
3. Vicious
Take two large theater actors are openly gay, give them the roles of an old and withered English couple, the actors stolen from the masks of the Commedia dellArte and youll Vicious. The British television series, in which the protagonists are Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Derek Jacobi, is a little gem, unique in the world of comedy, a meeting halfway between the usual comedy and a theater stage on which the drama of deliberately theatrical two actors stood and overflowing. Also noteworthy are the comrades who, despite having declared a subordinate role, give vitality and energy to the series. For now aired the short - only 6 episodes - first season, but enough to make us fall in love with this quirky couple.
2. Girls
Comedy? Drama? Dramedy? Anxiety taxonomic must inevitably collided with the amplitude of a product that in two years by series newcomer has become a global phenomenon. After the first season ended with a lot of criticism, the next could not have ended differently, once you understand the provocative nature of the young author. Despite Lena Dunham does not look at anyone in telling their own stories, in the second season has been able to file the small flaws of the previous year and to show, with a look inside but at the same ruthless, his world. Girls hits this year, with very few flaws, a double target: on the one hand is proposed as a portrait of a generation, with a pessimism never quite stressed and on the other with its wealth of icons, symbols and cultural models, is an ideal for that same generation.
1. Orange Is The New Black
He won first place as the best comedy of the year, rookie weblog Netflix product. Based on the homonymous autobiography of Piper Kerman, 13 episodes of the series tells the story of a woman who, for a mistake made years earlier, is forced to abandon his middle-class life and spend the next 14 months in a prison to serve his penalty. The strength of this product lies in the chorus, which allows us to discover the life of the prison not only through the eyes of Piper, but also of all the women who live and animate the prison: each of them is distinct individuality, that emerges due to the unique ability of the series to stage constantly comedy and drama, alternately, and always surprising. Some defect in shape - a bit too goody-goody, especially in the flashback - a substance does not affect good, that will emerge fully in the already confirmed the second season, and that allows Orange Is The New Black to reach the first place already this year.
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Top 10 Best British Tv Series 2013 2014
The 10 best British tv series in recent years. Looking at the numbers, in these three years Serial Minds dealt above all of us tv series. Normal, given the amount of material they produce those there. However, always keep an eye on whats happening in England, pointing out that the British tv series are often better than American ones, for ideas, writing, directing. These are often radically different products, which based its diversity especially on one element: the duration. Those who follow American tv series is used to seasons of 13 or 24 episodes, whereas in England you get to toil to 8 episodes per season. An element that leads to thinking differently individual episodes and all aspects of storytelling.
Today we try to give you a list of ten British tv series that just cant be missed. This is especially of the series aired in recent years (with a big exception in the queue), chart positions are random and we know that many things are left out (Yes, I know: missing Doctor Who, sooner or later we will make this damned recuperone). In any case, the Council is going to examine the category Brit: there you will find all the English series of which we have spoken.
The piece they have written Clear Grizzaffi (CG) and Marco Villa (MV).
Top 10 Best British TV Show You Need To Watch 2013 2014 List
1. SHERLOCK
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Compared to u.s. tv series, those Brits are different for many reasons: duration of seasons, directing, photography, care of the narrative. Compared to the British series, Sherlock is a thing unto itself. Firstly, for the duration of each series: each episode is pretty much a movie, given that reaches 90 minutes. Second: for the duration of seasons, three episodes for each of the two produced so far (the third is coming). Beyond these features, Sherlock deserves to be in this ranking because it is a tv series about a monstrous quality. Sherlock Holmes brought today means take a detective now beyond myth and make him the leader of the nerds: autistic traits, lateral thinking, genius. The strength of Sherlock is in two exceptional players such as Benedict Cumberbatch (will be the new Hugh Grant by little) and Martin Freeman (now Bilbo Baggins in the Hobbit), battles and yellow episodes never banal (beautiful strength, there is Conan Doyle behind). If in the United States the serial revolution has passed for The Sopranos and The Wire, the English cannot help but Sherlock. (MV)
2. UTOPIA
Utopia s had already talked about as one of the five best series by the birth of Serial Minds today. Exaggerated? Well, though perhaps it would not be in my personal top five, is surely one of the most interesting products weve ever seen. And one of the strangest ever, where strange rhymes especially with disturbing. A group of assorted stramboidi rather by age, sex and ethnicity finds himself at the center of a global conspiracy, apparently revealed through the pages of a comic book. If this so it may seem almost the plot of a sit com, right from the beginning Utopia instead puts in scene a rarely seen violence on tv and tells of a world in which everyone, both the victims and the perpetrators are often weak and inadequate, puppets in the hands of a kafkianamente invisible power. Difficult to pigeonhole in a kind mind, Utopia is beautiful just because you like its characters, the weirdo among the tv series. (CG)
3. SKINS
In these years has changed everything. Have changed comedy, drama have changed, changed the concept of the tv series. Certainly the teen series have changed, what is certain is that Skins is a teen series like never had seen before. Arrived in recent months at the seventh and final season, was for two years a masterpiece, for two other something good, for the last two something nasty. But the masterpiece of the first two years is really hard to explain in words. Talking about basic English kids who drink, take drugs, fucking. Ok, this is not the first time that we talk about these things, but this is the first time you do it that way on television, with the depth and the aptitude of the Gus Van Sant for Paranoid Park. The characters of the first two seasons of Skins you have attacked me with their stories of loneliness and anorexia, until huge dramas such as the death of a parent. A beautiful series. The first two seasons can not see. (MV)
4. DEAD SET
Raise your hand if, watching big brother for more than a few minutes, did not have the feeling of losing much of his mental faculties. Personally, on more than one occasion I even thought of bite to the throat compelled me to see it, so it is with the spirit of who manages to avenge at least metaphorically I approached Dead Set. The concept, as simple as it is ingenious, it is precisely this: Britain is a victim of an epidemic of zombies, which arrives at the gates of the studies in which turns the British version of the show. With sadistic cynicism, we witness the turn of idleness competitors Golden into a nightmare. Dead Set retains many elements of the horror genre, but he declines fiercely ironic twist: the parallel between the hungry zombies and the public who yearn for even just an appearance of the inhabitants of the House, when they try to make you burst, is far too explicit. And the finale, the last picture is from the anthology. The author is the same as Black Mirror, another masterpiece series Made in UK. (CG)
5. the MISFITS
Misfits is the right idea at the right time. Misfits is the series that takes the winning idea of the lost adolesences of Skins, the limelight by bringing the drama to the grotesque and the supernatural. And superheroes. You say: thats going to be a brothel, botched stuff. Yes, too, but thats the beauty. Misfits tells the story of boys and nerds on the sidelines that, while they are engaged in socially useful work, are hit by lightning and receive superpowers. No superpowers, powers that compensate to the nth degree their relational deficits: what is always excluded from all becomes invisible, that he fears the judgement of others begins to read in thought and so on. Dont expect superheroics to "save the world", we are from another part. The protagonists of Misfits are nerds and nerds are, in keeping with the name of the series itself. Here there is no rematch of Peter Parkers situation, just a series of funny and exciting episodes. And a handful of characters which binds us instantly. (MV)
6. IN THE FLESH
Again the Zombies: ours is necrophilia, I swear, is that in a few years the British have placed two bombs and you could not mention them both. Especially since zombies are rather trendy: consider The Walking Dead – basically faithful to the dictates of genre – or the saga of Warm Bodies – who, hybridizing horror and teen drama, not so deviates from certain habits. However, as often happens, the English there are and look at the Philo zombie: humanity is so plagued by an epidemic that turns the dead into zombies, but has managed to find a cure. Reintegration into society "civil" (the quotes, as you will see, are de rigueur) is anything but easy, and the traumas and wounds of the past are not to resurface. Personally, is one of the series that I loved the most: In the Flesh using Yes the monstrous as a metaphor for large collective wounds (impossible not to think about the war, or fear of foreigners) or pulls back to adolescence (step by step where you are to redefine their identity), but does so in a completely new. Unlike products Made in the USA, which often hide behind the spectacular or molasses teen products ultimately reassuring moral, In the Flesh goes straight to the point and hits hard, small and large unmasking hypocrisies that lurk in every community of people "morally upright". (CG)
7. LUTHER
In recent times one of the most passionate feuds that have witnessed is that between Sherlock fan and fan of Luther. I think people are strange and youll probably even reason, the fact is that as things stand. Sherlock and Luther are the two most popular British crime series of recent years. And maybe you can remove "crime". Luther tells the story of Chief Inspector John Luther, a top big man so starring Idris Elba, Stringer Bell already unforgettable in The Wire. John Luther is a genial COP and disinclined to discipline. Above all, John Luther is a gigantic body that moves awkwardly, always speaking in a coat that seems too small. Faces ruthless serial killer, who drag him firsthand among cases and intertwined with one of their torbidissima relationship, so much so that they become deadly or sexual. Over the course of three seasons and 14 episodes, Luther puts in line bets with a incredible tension, culminating in pure horror at times, always without losing sight of the human frailty of its protagonist, the real focus of the series. The series finale made me literally sucks, but its a detail, because the previous thirteen-part certainly deserve a vision. (MV)
8. DOWNTON ABBEY
If I had to say what is the quintessential English series, probably I would say Downton Abbey. Not so much a matter of taste, but because it is a global phenomenon in all respects, which features a parody of Jimmy Fallon, citations in other show ammerigani, passing on our generalist tv and even this (in spite of castles that doesnt want the kittens). Downton is fever, my Dears, I have a friend who does not appoint human pity for that since I told her "watch it" managed to finish two seasons in less than 48 hours. Probably, what runs Downton Abbey so good is its ability to mix a well-kept, with dickensiani, echoes the appeal of certain lower forms such as soap. It is, in short, the contemporary television version of a good novel, with characters characterized with extraordinary care and a good dose of British wit, which never hurts. (CG)
9. BLACK MIRROR
In USA the debate on new media is primitive level, the reactions in the face of what happens on the net are often very similar to those of Mrs. Patmore when in the kitchen of Downton Abbey came the electric mixer, and Englands Black Mirror. That is, one of those things that should be shown in schools and universities, and even Robert Fico, in loop possibly. The second stroke of genius of Charlie Brooker (formerly behind Dead Set), the second reflection on contemporary media, this time as a miniseries, consisting of 3 episodes, linked only from a thematic point of view. They share the positions of Brooker – which has a more apocalyptic attitude that built towards new media – it is impossible not to admire the extraordinary lucidity with which focuses on the problems related to them, whether it be the online gaming, Twitter, privacy issues and the permanence of all that enter in the network even beyond our control (and of our own existence in life). Are exemplary tales, unrealistic, that aim to arouse a reflection by no means trivial on how technology is changing our lives. If the ambitions are high, the result is the same. (CG)
10. THE OFFICE + THE IT CROWD
It is not easy to find comedy British belle, because normally I miss from masterpiece to unwatchable crap. The Office (Yes, temporal supereccezione is rather antiquated) and The IT Crowd obviously belong to the first category and are here in cohabitation because they are two sides of the same coin. Both tell of an Office, but in very different ways. The Office is the series that made him famous Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, by then to put your name in the opening credits of the American remake (9 seasons, mica dicks). The Office is a bad series, which offers so much for the extreme idiocy of the main character David Brent (played by Gervais), one of the characters able to put more embarrass the viewer in the history of tv serials (and not only). The IT Crowd is set in the IT Department of a large company and starring two ultranerd to much so from sociopathy and a woman fast. In common with The Office there is widespread idiocy, but with the characters of The IT Crowd would you go out and drink a beer, because you in their affections. Is a clean and less extreme than The Office, but no less fun. In the other nine positions from this list we introduce many powerful drama. Here two comedy in their way. Why cant you understand new comedy without being passed by The Office.
Today we try to give you a list of ten British tv series that just cant be missed. This is especially of the series aired in recent years (with a big exception in the queue), chart positions are random and we know that many things are left out (Yes, I know: missing Doctor Who, sooner or later we will make this damned recuperone). In any case, the Council is going to examine the category Brit: there you will find all the English series of which we have spoken.
The piece they have written Clear Grizzaffi (CG) and Marco Villa (MV).
Top 10 Best British TV Show You Need To Watch 2013 2014 List
1. SHERLOCK
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Compared to u.s. tv series, those Brits are different for many reasons: duration of seasons, directing, photography, care of the narrative. Compared to the British series, Sherlock is a thing unto itself. Firstly, for the duration of each series: each episode is pretty much a movie, given that reaches 90 minutes. Second: for the duration of seasons, three episodes for each of the two produced so far (the third is coming). Beyond these features, Sherlock deserves to be in this ranking because it is a tv series about a monstrous quality. Sherlock Holmes brought today means take a detective now beyond myth and make him the leader of the nerds: autistic traits, lateral thinking, genius. The strength of Sherlock is in two exceptional players such as Benedict Cumberbatch (will be the new Hugh Grant by little) and Martin Freeman (now Bilbo Baggins in the Hobbit), battles and yellow episodes never banal (beautiful strength, there is Conan Doyle behind). If in the United States the serial revolution has passed for The Sopranos and The Wire, the English cannot help but Sherlock. (MV)
2. UTOPIA
Utopia s had already talked about as one of the five best series by the birth of Serial Minds today. Exaggerated? Well, though perhaps it would not be in my personal top five, is surely one of the most interesting products weve ever seen. And one of the strangest ever, where strange rhymes especially with disturbing. A group of assorted stramboidi rather by age, sex and ethnicity finds himself at the center of a global conspiracy, apparently revealed through the pages of a comic book. If this so it may seem almost the plot of a sit com, right from the beginning Utopia instead puts in scene a rarely seen violence on tv and tells of a world in which everyone, both the victims and the perpetrators are often weak and inadequate, puppets in the hands of a kafkianamente invisible power. Difficult to pigeonhole in a kind mind, Utopia is beautiful just because you like its characters, the weirdo among the tv series. (CG)
3. SKINS
In these years has changed everything. Have changed comedy, drama have changed, changed the concept of the tv series. Certainly the teen series have changed, what is certain is that Skins is a teen series like never had seen before. Arrived in recent months at the seventh and final season, was for two years a masterpiece, for two other something good, for the last two something nasty. But the masterpiece of the first two years is really hard to explain in words. Talking about basic English kids who drink, take drugs, fucking. Ok, this is not the first time that we talk about these things, but this is the first time you do it that way on television, with the depth and the aptitude of the Gus Van Sant for Paranoid Park. The characters of the first two seasons of Skins you have attacked me with their stories of loneliness and anorexia, until huge dramas such as the death of a parent. A beautiful series. The first two seasons can not see. (MV)
4. DEAD SET
Raise your hand if, watching big brother for more than a few minutes, did not have the feeling of losing much of his mental faculties. Personally, on more than one occasion I even thought of bite to the throat compelled me to see it, so it is with the spirit of who manages to avenge at least metaphorically I approached Dead Set. The concept, as simple as it is ingenious, it is precisely this: Britain is a victim of an epidemic of zombies, which arrives at the gates of the studies in which turns the British version of the show. With sadistic cynicism, we witness the turn of idleness competitors Golden into a nightmare. Dead Set retains many elements of the horror genre, but he declines fiercely ironic twist: the parallel between the hungry zombies and the public who yearn for even just an appearance of the inhabitants of the House, when they try to make you burst, is far too explicit. And the finale, the last picture is from the anthology. The author is the same as Black Mirror, another masterpiece series Made in UK. (CG)
5. the MISFITS
Misfits is the right idea at the right time. Misfits is the series that takes the winning idea of the lost adolesences of Skins, the limelight by bringing the drama to the grotesque and the supernatural. And superheroes. You say: thats going to be a brothel, botched stuff. Yes, too, but thats the beauty. Misfits tells the story of boys and nerds on the sidelines that, while they are engaged in socially useful work, are hit by lightning and receive superpowers. No superpowers, powers that compensate to the nth degree their relational deficits: what is always excluded from all becomes invisible, that he fears the judgement of others begins to read in thought and so on. Dont expect superheroics to "save the world", we are from another part. The protagonists of Misfits are nerds and nerds are, in keeping with the name of the series itself. Here there is no rematch of Peter Parkers situation, just a series of funny and exciting episodes. And a handful of characters which binds us instantly. (MV)
6. IN THE FLESH
Again the Zombies: ours is necrophilia, I swear, is that in a few years the British have placed two bombs and you could not mention them both. Especially since zombies are rather trendy: consider The Walking Dead – basically faithful to the dictates of genre – or the saga of Warm Bodies – who, hybridizing horror and teen drama, not so deviates from certain habits. However, as often happens, the English there are and look at the Philo zombie: humanity is so plagued by an epidemic that turns the dead into zombies, but has managed to find a cure. Reintegration into society "civil" (the quotes, as you will see, are de rigueur) is anything but easy, and the traumas and wounds of the past are not to resurface. Personally, is one of the series that I loved the most: In the Flesh using Yes the monstrous as a metaphor for large collective wounds (impossible not to think about the war, or fear of foreigners) or pulls back to adolescence (step by step where you are to redefine their identity), but does so in a completely new. Unlike products Made in the USA, which often hide behind the spectacular or molasses teen products ultimately reassuring moral, In the Flesh goes straight to the point and hits hard, small and large unmasking hypocrisies that lurk in every community of people "morally upright". (CG)
7. LUTHER
In recent times one of the most passionate feuds that have witnessed is that between Sherlock fan and fan of Luther. I think people are strange and youll probably even reason, the fact is that as things stand. Sherlock and Luther are the two most popular British crime series of recent years. And maybe you can remove "crime". Luther tells the story of Chief Inspector John Luther, a top big man so starring Idris Elba, Stringer Bell already unforgettable in The Wire. John Luther is a genial COP and disinclined to discipline. Above all, John Luther is a gigantic body that moves awkwardly, always speaking in a coat that seems too small. Faces ruthless serial killer, who drag him firsthand among cases and intertwined with one of their torbidissima relationship, so much so that they become deadly or sexual. Over the course of three seasons and 14 episodes, Luther puts in line bets with a incredible tension, culminating in pure horror at times, always without losing sight of the human frailty of its protagonist, the real focus of the series. The series finale made me literally sucks, but its a detail, because the previous thirteen-part certainly deserve a vision. (MV)
8. DOWNTON ABBEY
If I had to say what is the quintessential English series, probably I would say Downton Abbey. Not so much a matter of taste, but because it is a global phenomenon in all respects, which features a parody of Jimmy Fallon, citations in other show ammerigani, passing on our generalist tv and even this (in spite of castles that doesnt want the kittens). Downton is fever, my Dears, I have a friend who does not appoint human pity for that since I told her "watch it" managed to finish two seasons in less than 48 hours. Probably, what runs Downton Abbey so good is its ability to mix a well-kept, with dickensiani, echoes the appeal of certain lower forms such as soap. It is, in short, the contemporary television version of a good novel, with characters characterized with extraordinary care and a good dose of British wit, which never hurts. (CG)
9. BLACK MIRROR
In USA the debate on new media is primitive level, the reactions in the face of what happens on the net are often very similar to those of Mrs. Patmore when in the kitchen of Downton Abbey came the electric mixer, and Englands Black Mirror. That is, one of those things that should be shown in schools and universities, and even Robert Fico, in loop possibly. The second stroke of genius of Charlie Brooker (formerly behind Dead Set), the second reflection on contemporary media, this time as a miniseries, consisting of 3 episodes, linked only from a thematic point of view. They share the positions of Brooker – which has a more apocalyptic attitude that built towards new media – it is impossible not to admire the extraordinary lucidity with which focuses on the problems related to them, whether it be the online gaming, Twitter, privacy issues and the permanence of all that enter in the network even beyond our control (and of our own existence in life). Are exemplary tales, unrealistic, that aim to arouse a reflection by no means trivial on how technology is changing our lives. If the ambitions are high, the result is the same. (CG)
10. THE OFFICE + THE IT CROWD
It is not easy to find comedy British belle, because normally I miss from masterpiece to unwatchable crap. The Office (Yes, temporal supereccezione is rather antiquated) and The IT Crowd obviously belong to the first category and are here in cohabitation because they are two sides of the same coin. Both tell of an Office, but in very different ways. The Office is the series that made him famous Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, by then to put your name in the opening credits of the American remake (9 seasons, mica dicks). The Office is a bad series, which offers so much for the extreme idiocy of the main character David Brent (played by Gervais), one of the characters able to put more embarrass the viewer in the history of tv serials (and not only). The IT Crowd is set in the IT Department of a large company and starring two ultranerd to much so from sociopathy and a woman fast. In common with The Office there is widespread idiocy, but with the characters of The IT Crowd would you go out and drink a beer, because you in their affections. Is a clean and less extreme than The Office, but no less fun. In the other nine positions from this list we introduce many powerful drama. Here two comedy in their way. Why cant you understand new comedy without being passed by The Office.
Friday, May 2, 2014
10 most unfortunate characters of TV series
Call it bad luck, termination, bad luck, misfortune: whatever it is, it leaves no survivors in its wake. well aware of some of the characters of the TV series, which seem to be persecuted on several occasions. That of Jesse Pinkman , for one, can be considered a true parable of galactic bad luck, so much so that it is doubtful that the final cathartic sees only survivor (at least, if the series had continued, and it is said that it is over, the car in which Jesse is running away would have caught fire).
But Pinkman is not alone in having to wash away the evil eye; the rest never happen if you do nothing there would be no story to tell . s why we offer a list of 10 characters , the children of the TV series, which have little or no luck. Be a coincidence that most of these people is female? Good discovery and cross your fingers.
The Top 10 most unfortunate characters of TV series
10. the stars of Desperate Housewives
Suicides, cancer, murder, divorce, betrayal: in eight seasons, the desperate housewives are really happened of cooked and raw. But leave a bit before Wisteria Lane, no? And in the end they really escape the dark spiral that has overwhelmed all for years?
9. Johnathan "John" Locke, a character in Lost
Abandoned by her mother, ohn is, from the outset, rejected by the world: little sister dies at the age of six years; is rejected by the woman he loves; remains paralyzed from the waist down and stuck on a mysterious island after a plane crash (but you saved: if its not luck this!?); It was abandoned in a mass grave because it believed dead and is saved from suicide only to be killed in cold blood.
8. Tara Thornton, a character in True Blood
Grew up with an alcoholic mother and fundamentalist, which has always made life difficult, Tara is subjugated by a dangerous menade. Once youve found the dead loved one falls into depression and attempted suicide. Held hostage by a vampire, it is first hit to death by a firearm and then was herself transformed into a vampire and captured by authorities. And the series is not over yet.
7. Kelly Taylor in Beverly Hills, 90210
The character Kelly Taylor is one of those who cheat. His career within the series seems to start with the best auspices: Prom Queen, the prettiest girl in school, a rhinoplasty nose and blonde hair. But behind the typical air oxygenated, Barbie Taylor hides food problems and complicated family relationships. Raised by an alcoholic father and a mother addict, throughout the entire series is hospitalized for an overdose of diet pills; sucked into the vortex of a sect, suffers from addiction to cocaine; is the victim of a miscarriage; is accidentally wounded in a gunfight; loses his memory; is brutally raped; faces a murder for having shot her rapist, is the victim of a fire which disfigures his arm.
6. Jack Bauer, protagonist of the 24 series
His wife died in his arms; He developed a heroin addiction while undercover; He was fired because of his addiction, captured and held prisoner in China; He discovered his father working with terrorists; his first girlfriend is Catatonic become without his could do anything; his second girlfriend died of a gunshot wound; was forced to torture, maim and kill a lot of people.
5. Meredith Grey, star of Greys Anatomy
Raised by a cold mother and workaholic who developed early Alzheimer s; Meredith was rejected by his father that built a new family; She found out that her boyfriend was married; was indicted for the accidental death of his stepmother; risked dying following the fall from a pier; has a miscarriage while the husband is operated in dying for a blast of gunfire; remains injured in an airplane crash in which life loses his sister; you stumble and fall during his third month of pregnancy and nearly died bled due to complications caused by the unexpected fall. Dont ever get bored at Seattle Grace Hospital.
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But Pinkman is not alone in having to wash away the evil eye; the rest never happen if you do nothing there would be no story to tell . s why we offer a list of 10 characters , the children of the TV series, which have little or no luck. Be a coincidence that most of these people is female? Good discovery and cross your fingers.
The Top 10 most unfortunate characters of TV series
10. the stars of Desperate Housewives
Suicides, cancer, murder, divorce, betrayal: in eight seasons, the desperate housewives are really happened of cooked and raw. But leave a bit before Wisteria Lane, no? And in the end they really escape the dark spiral that has overwhelmed all for years?
9. Johnathan "John" Locke, a character in Lost
Abandoned by her mother, ohn is, from the outset, rejected by the world: little sister dies at the age of six years; is rejected by the woman he loves; remains paralyzed from the waist down and stuck on a mysterious island after a plane crash (but you saved: if its not luck this!?); It was abandoned in a mass grave because it believed dead and is saved from suicide only to be killed in cold blood.
8. Tara Thornton, a character in True Blood
Grew up with an alcoholic mother and fundamentalist, which has always made life difficult, Tara is subjugated by a dangerous menade. Once youve found the dead loved one falls into depression and attempted suicide. Held hostage by a vampire, it is first hit to death by a firearm and then was herself transformed into a vampire and captured by authorities. And the series is not over yet.
7. Kelly Taylor in Beverly Hills, 90210
The character Kelly Taylor is one of those who cheat. His career within the series seems to start with the best auspices: Prom Queen, the prettiest girl in school, a rhinoplasty nose and blonde hair. But behind the typical air oxygenated, Barbie Taylor hides food problems and complicated family relationships. Raised by an alcoholic father and a mother addict, throughout the entire series is hospitalized for an overdose of diet pills; sucked into the vortex of a sect, suffers from addiction to cocaine; is the victim of a miscarriage; is accidentally wounded in a gunfight; loses his memory; is brutally raped; faces a murder for having shot her rapist, is the victim of a fire which disfigures his arm.
6. Jack Bauer, protagonist of the 24 series
His wife died in his arms; He developed a heroin addiction while undercover; He was fired because of his addiction, captured and held prisoner in China; He discovered his father working with terrorists; his first girlfriend is Catatonic become without his could do anything; his second girlfriend died of a gunshot wound; was forced to torture, maim and kill a lot of people.
5. Meredith Grey, star of Greys Anatomy
Raised by a cold mother and workaholic who developed early Alzheimer s; Meredith was rejected by his father that built a new family; She found out that her boyfriend was married; was indicted for the accidental death of his stepmother; risked dying following the fall from a pier; has a miscarriage while the husband is operated in dying for a blast of gunfire; remains injured in an airplane crash in which life loses his sister; you stumble and fall during his third month of pregnancy and nearly died bled due to complications caused by the unexpected fall. Dont ever get bored at Seattle Grace Hospital.
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Thursday, May 1, 2014
Motorola MC2100 Series Mobile Computers for Business
Motorola Solutions announced its new MC2100 series mobile computer to address the need for a smaller, rugged mobile computer, expanding the range of solutions available for both large enterprises and small- and medium-sized businesses. With a lightweight and ergonomic design, the MC2100 is ideal for inventory management, stock replenishment, price marking, and shelf labeling. The device is optimized for on-hand use with sculpted finger perch on the back to users a secure hold.
The MC2100 Series is powered by Marvell PXZ320 624MHz CPU with 128MB RAM and 256MB of ROM. It runs Microsoft Embedded CE 6.0 operating system. The mobile computer features a 2.8-inch QVGA LCD display with optional resistive touch panel, 27-key numeric keypad, microSD/SDHC card slot, LED and audible alert for notification. Some model will include resistive touch panel, two programmable side buttons, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, built-in speaker and microphone as well as 1D linear imager, 1D laser, 1D/2D area imager. The MC2100 is compatible with Motorola’s RhoElements, making it is the first value-priced rugged mobile computer to support HTML5.
The Motorola MC2100 Series comes with a drop and tumble rating and IP54 sealing and a Corning Gorilla Glass exit window. It comes with 2400 mAh rechargeable Smart Li-Ion battery.
MC2180 WLAN/Bluetooth models:
- WLAN/Bluetooth with 2D Imager
- WLAN/Bluetooth with 1D Laser
- WLAN/Bluetooth with Linear Imager
- Batch with 1D Laser
- Batch with Linear Imager
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