Monday, July 30, 2012

Pentium Portable


Pentium Portable
If  you need professional-class performance, Intel Chip rules. Here’s an overview to help you decide which notebook best meet your needs.
Who hasn’t heard of the Pentium? According to Simba Information, Intel has spent more than $100 million on advertising in the United States alone over the last two years. Worldwide in the same period, the total advertising and promotion expense adds up to nearly a billion dollars!
The fact that people actually care what kind of microprocessor runs their computers is a marketing marvel borne of this advertising effort. So is the fact that practically no one remembers that the initial Pentium chip was once roundly criticized for its inability to do certain mathematical operations correctly. The “Intel Inside”  and Pentium advertising blitzes have saturated the public psyche. User may not know what processors do, but they seem to believe that Intel’s are the best.
The IBM/Motorola Power PC chips found in Power Books and few ThinkPads are just as fast as Pentium with a similar clock rate, but they don’t do Windows. Not yet, anyway. AMD and Cyrix have developed rival processors, but they have failed to match Intel’s break neck pace of technological innovation. Even when they do generate a competitive technology, breaking into an industry already standardized for Intel hardware is daunting.
So when it comes down to it, the odds are your next notebook will use an Intel chip. 

Robot versus Workers

Robot versus Workers
Robots have became a common sight in Japanese factories. It is estimated that as many as sixty percent of Japanese manufacturing firms now have industrial robots or other computer equipment. According to the Japan Industrial Robot Association, at least 100,000 robot have been placed on production lines in Japan. There are more robots in Japan than in the rest of the world.
The robots in Japanese factories are mostly of one type-faceless, bodiless, one-arm robots. Most do the work of the shoulder, elbow, wrist and finger of a human.
Although the simple industrial robot was invented and first developed in the United States, American factories have been slow to use them.
However, American scientists have been busy developing more human-like robots which can work in homes and offices.
What are the effects of using so many faceless, bodiless, one-arm robots in Japanese factories? It is clear that there are many advantages. Robots have taken over many of the hot, dirty, dangerous, tiring and boring jobs on the production line, especially in car factories. Secondly, robots are small, strong and easy to use and look after and are quite cheap. They also work faster and better than humans. They make fewer mistakes and quality of their work is better. It is easy to see, therefore, the advantages of using industrial robot.
But what about the disadvantages? The main one is unemployment. It is estimated that at least 50,000 workers in Japan have been replaced by robots. Most of these workers are old and middle-aged men and young women. Although some workers have moved into other jobs in the factory such as sales or computer programming, many workers now spend their in unimportant position on the production line, like pushing buttons on robots.
Even thought the unemployment problem will grow, it is clear that robots will continue to be used, not only in large car factories but also in the smaller factories and workshops all over Japan. As Professor Ichiro Kato of Waseda University says, “Now robots are working out of sight, in factories, but by the year 2000s they will be everywhere, in shops, in homes, working in full view. In the near future we can expect the robot population of Japan to be something like ten million about one robot for every ten human beings.”

Monday, July 23, 2012

Oiginal Genuine Jade

Genuine Jade is sold ready to be tested
Color Green
As much as the size of ping-pong ball,
Price 1 M
Location: Malang Bumiayu  Indonesia
Contact Person: Mulyato MPd.
Hp: (0341) 8150095

Make money online

Online income

There Are Few Job Referring Sites Which Helps You To Make Money

There are few job referring sites which helps you to make money. For those who are finding out multiple ways of making money online this article adds some ideas to them. Generally, job search is a wide area that every educated person may use Internet looking for jobs online. The idea is to target those community of people who are looking for new jobs. This is a quick post that tells you the job referring sites under which you could join as a referrer and refer others to take the available job offers.
The higher paying referral site which is paying at the maximum of $1000 for referring employees for job openings. Only thing, you have to refer right people to the right openings. Whenever your referral gets shortlisted, you will be paid with the promised referral money that ranges from about $100 to $1000. Not only for job referring, when you make others to join the referral program you will be paid with 2% bonus of others earnings.
Using any PTC sites you could create your friends profile, attach their resumes to the profile and apply for job openings. That makes your work much more simpler !
As told before, this is basically a job consultant work and you should have huge contacts with you so that you could easily push them to the suitable job openings. On the simpler way, using the referral links you could use Adwords or other PPC networks to drive targeted visitors to these sites and hence making money will be easier/quicker.
There are many types of online business that you can start at any cost in your life time. The right choice involves, how you are selecting your online based business and what type of business ?