@virsiingh211 even at $680, it is still over quadruple what it was this past summer, so anyone who bought it back then still has a most impressive return on the investment.
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"Many businesses still miss the valuable insights hiding in data on consumer behavior," I like this quote. Many business cannot understand the gravity of these data and what sort of actions they can take based on these.
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@Amicksha, certainly Apple would sell a ocean-going shipload of tablets if they put the iPad Mini on a similar $99 / $199 firesale deal. I certainly wouldn't expect that to happen this year, though, as they are holding around...
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Ultimately I think one of the biggest problems windows 8 has with it's interface is that it looks and works less like Windows we all knew and loved than Android or even iOS. Neither Google nor Apple strayed so far from...
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Even if it was possible to come up with a Solitaire, Minesweeper or Angry Birds for Windows 8.1, it wouldn't help, because the problem isn't that users must be accustomed to touch interface, the problem is that a touch interface...
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I beg to differ that experience may not matter much today. In fact I would say the lack of experience is very evident in the management of organizations today as evidenced by the constant loss of data. When companies decide...
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Running the same Windows 8.1 OS on desktop, laptop, and tablet makes me more productive than using different ones. I bought a Nexus 7 a year ago, and it was not productive to use a foreign environment. ...
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Yes you are right if HR continues to run a checklist to find candidates then anything that is new and innovative will always have a candidate pool that is limited, even if the population in general has all the necessary...
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I would not say threat to democracy but yes its increasing popularity has made Bitcoin, a kind of universal currency due to which China think that this can disturb image of natural currency. Also due to this act of China...
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I agree you Chris, even Gartner predicted in their report that neither electricity analogy nor water analogy works here and one top reason for same is service requirements vary widely for computing.
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I dont understand why but is it that China feels, Bitcoin is threat to democracy, on other part Baidu (local serach engine) has stopped accepting Bitcoins, is it time for Google to join the Market.
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I guess MS should see some good traffic at their stores with this deal, also i am little curious ..what if APPLE does same kind of discount job...
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I am having an issue with another mugshot site, which I believe is affiliated with bustedmugshots.com, and was hoping you could help me determine what person or company owns it: florida-mugshot.com. And here is my post:...
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I'm not sure why you think Diginotar's situation is inconsistent with my comments. They are the perfect example of how 'reputation problems' can easily be shown to have economic losses.
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I'm surprised that Greenspan would assert, "It has to have intrinsic value. You have to really stretch your imagination to infer what the intrinsic value of Bitcoin is. I haven't been able to do it. Maybe somebody else can."...
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@gary_EL I am often tempted to unfollow those who post too many cutesy pictures, whether of animals or kids or food. But I try to overcome that temptation, as some of those are my relatives. One other thing that gets me...
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Susan, you could: Text a friend. Call a friend. Go run 3 miles. Hit a punching bag. Scream. I think if your post is about a universally troubling thing, and you want reassurance, a social media vent can be a good idea....
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good job, monkeysoft.... you are history.
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maybe because rolls royce is a wrong analogy (rolls cost > 100 X accent).
try toyota camry with Tesla S
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Age discrimination is going to be a big issue in the private sector since you can get rid of employees in private sector that you can't in the government. This is a very emotional issue but there is one factor that...
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