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In terms of overall gaming performance, the Intel Core i7-1065G7 4-Core 1.30GHz is massively better than the Intel Xeon Processor E5606 when it comes to running the latest games. This also means it will be less likely to bottleneck more powerful GPUs, allowing them to achieve more of their gaming performance potential.
The Core i7-1065G7 4-Core was released over three years more recently than the Xeon Processor E5606, and so the Core i7-1065G7 4-Core is likely to have far better levels of support, and will be much more optimized and ultimately superior to the Xeon Processor E5606 when running the latest games.
The Core i7-1065G7 4-Core and the Xeon Processor E5606 both have 4 cores, which is not likely to be a limiting factor for gaming.
The Core i7-1065G7 4-Core and Xeon Processor E5606 are not from the same family of CPUs, so their clock speeds are by no means directly comparable. Bear in mind, then, that while the Xeon Processor E5606 has a 0.83 GHz faster frequency, this is not always an indicator that it will be superior in performance, despite frequency being crucial when trying to avoid GPU bottlenecking. In this case, however, the difference is probably a good indicator that the is superior.
The Core i7-1065G7 4-Core has a 65 Watt lower Maximum TDP than the Xeon Processor E5606, and was created with a 22 nm smaller manufacturing technology. What this means is the Core i7-1065G7 4-Core will consume significantly less power and consequently produce less heat, enabling more prolonged computational tasks with fewer adverse effects. This will lower your yearly electricity bill significantly, as well as prevent you from having to invest in extra cooling mechanisms (unless you overclock).
The Core i7-1065G7 4-Core has an on-board GPU, which means that it will be capable of running basic graphics applications (i.e., games) without the need for a dedicated graphics card. The Xeon Processor E5606, however, does not, and you will probably have to look for a dedicated card if you wish to use it at all.
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The Core i7-1065G7 4-Core 1.30GHz is a CPU based on a refinement of the 14nm++ Comet Lake-S microarchitecture. It offers 4 physical cores (8 logical), initially clocked at 1.30 GHz, which may go up to 3.90 GHz using 4 cores with Turbo Boost. The Core i7-1065G7 has 8MB of L3 Cache. Intel Xeon E5606 is a Server CPU part of the Xeon Series continuously released by Intel.
It's based on the Nehalem architecture and the memory controller supports DDR3-800 and DDR3-1066.
The performance though good, falls behind most Intel i5, i7 and since Intel Xeon E5606 wasn't built for gaming purposes it comes at a considerably high price.


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Books to look out for in October 2014
By Susan Osborne / Previews / 18 August 2014 5 July 2020 / 24 Comments
There's already a nip of autumn in the air in the UK – a bit unexpected but there it is – so it seemed appropriate to take a dekko at a few books to look out for in October. It used to be one of my favourite publishing months but if you've read my August and September posts you'll know that schedules seem to have shifted a little, spilling over into earlier months rather like the summer sales. As a result, this is going to be a shorter post that I'd expected with only four novels that really push my literary buttons. As ever, a click on the link will take you to Waterstones synopsis should you want to learn more.
Let's start with the cherry on my particular cake: Colm Tóibin's Nora Webster, set in the late '60s in the same small Irish town which Ellis Lacey left in Brooklyn. Left alone with four children, the fiercely intelligent Nora must start again after the premature death of her husband, returning to work and slowly building a life of her own. Brooklyn is one of my favourite novels. Written in gorgeous, elegant prose it's a quiet masterpiece that will wring your heart. I caught wind of a new Tóibin novel some time ago and am delighted to see it in the October schedules. Lovely nostalgic jacket, too
Next in line is If I Knew You Were Going to be This Beautiful, I Never Would Have Let You Go, a fine confident title that will no doubt be mangled when requested in bookshops. It's a debut set in close-knit '70s Long Island (that's sold it to me immediately) and follows a group of young working-class people wrestling with life and all it brings in the aftermath of the Vietnam War. Sounds right up my alley and I plan to review it here nearer publication.
My third book's title is the antithesis of Judy Chicurel's wordy but enticing debut: Daniel Kehlmann's F tells the story of three brothers – one a faithless priest, one an artist without integrity, the third a poverty-stricken banker – all of whom are about to take a fateful step. I've read and very much enjoyed Kehlmann's work before. Measuring the World is about two eighteenth century German mathematicians: Alexander von Humboldt who enthusiastically travelled the world measuring everything in sight willing to endure the most horrendous conditions accompanied by the long-suffering Bonpland, and the irascible but brilliant Carl Friedrich Gauss, reluctant to leave his own bedroom let alone cross a border. Very different from the playful, episodic Fame which satirises celebrity and is also immensely enjoyable.
Last but far from least – the second cherry if such a luscious cake exists – is Michel Faber's
The Book of Strange New Things. Fans of The Crimson Petal and the White won't need any persuasion and if you shied away from that because of its doorstep proportions, please think again. It may be over 800 pages but it's a rollicking good read which flies by. This one is literally a world away from the grimy nineteenth century slums of Crimson. Funded by a shadowy multinational, Peter is leaving his beloved wife behind, sent to a colony on another planet where he is to spread the word of God. It's a book that addresses big questions, apparently, and has been described as 'compelling and brilliant'.
That's my somewhat abbreviated October post. Are there any authors whose next novel you're eagerly anticipating?
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I'm looking forward to Nora Webster – I've got it waiting on my Kindle, calling my name. I adored Brooklyn and imagine I will feel the same way about this. I read 'If I Knew You Were Going to Be This Beautiful' last month and will shortly be featuring it in my July round-up. I loved the idea of it but I felt the book was lacking something that I couldn't put my finger on. Interested to hear what you think
Tóibin's one of my favourite writers – such elegant, understated prose. Hmm…I'll be reviewing If I Knew.. sometime around the pub.date.
Annabel (gaskella)
The Faber is on my list already, and I shall add the Judy Chicurel. I've just finished the first in Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan trilogy – the final book comes out in September and I'm hoping the 2nd and 3rd are as good as the first which was brilliant.
According to my neck of the Twitter woods you won't be disapppinted, Annabel. Lots of people have loved the three that are out already.
naomifrisby
Annabel, not sure whether you'll be excited or annoyed by this but it's not the final one. The UK publishers revealed last week that there's a fourth, as yet untranslated, book.
Fleur in her World
I'm very excited about a new Faber, and delighted that its a big book, but I daren't look forward too far – I have far too many books on my 'must read now' table already!
Oh dear, 'must read now' – I'm not going to adopt that one! Fingers crosssd the Faber will be as good as Crimson, Fleur.
Well as you know I am wondering what has happened to Rohinton Mistry – just a silence. A Fine Balance is up there in my top ten.
I think you should start lobbying Faber, Rachel. It's nearly twenty years since A Fine Balance.
I'm interested in Michel Faber's new one, for sure. I haven't read The Crimson Petal and the White, but loved Under the Skin (which I gobbled up last year before seeing the film). I'm hoping his new one might be in a similar vein…
Crimson is so very different from Under the Skin that you'd think it was written by someone else! This one looks different,again.
I'm looking forward to the first two. I'm not fussed by the Faber and not really sure why.
I'm an ardent fan of The Crimson Petal and the White hence my anticipation – it's pretty chunky, though. Of the four Colm Tóibin is my undoubted favourite.
bookaddictuk
Patricia Cornwell is my guilty reading pleasure, and I can't wait for the next Scarpetta outing. But I'm particularly looking forward to the very first biog of Harper Lee coming out. It was meant to be published in the UK this month but has been delayed due to legal action in the US. Hope it comes eventually.
I don't have a strong enough stomach for Ms Cornwell but I know many crime fans love her. Interesting about the Harper Lee biography – I wonder what the objections were.
Cornwell needs a strong a stomach! I think the legal action against the biog has come from Ms Lee herself. Apparently it was written by a so-called friend who has included stuff that was told in confidence by Lee and her sister.
Oh dear! Someone aiming to get their pension pot boosted in a particularly nasty way by the sound of it.
I'm sorry Susan, I didn't mean to hijack your blog post to talk about Harper Lee's biog – but if you are interested, here's a link to the story about the book.
Oops, and here is the link for real this time.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/books/2014/07/15/harper-lee-dispute-the-mockingbird-next-door/12671487/
Not to worry, and thanks for the link! It sounds grim.
litlove
Always a fan of these posts! Several authors new to me here to check out, and I actually have yet to read Colm Toibin. Must remedy that.
I will eat my hat if you don't love Colm Tóibin, Victoria!
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Shit Elon Says - Transcript - An Interview with Elon Musk
Yeah, I think certainly safety's really important. I think it's particularly important when there's the potential for mass destruction. Ya know, it's - I think AI is something that is risky at the civilization level, not merely at the individual risk level, and that's why it really demands a lot of safety research. "That's why I've committed to fund $10 million worth of AI safety research, and I'll probably do more." I think that's just the beginning.
[Question about Texas.] I'm in Texas? [Sometimes it takes three times to get laws changed.] I hope it's only twice. [Question about auto dealers.] Right, absolutely. Really, all we're saying at Tesla is that we want to be able to sell our cars directly to consumers in Texas. I think this is directly in line with the ethos of Texas. In fact, restricting what consumers can do, in terms of buying direct, is extremely un-Texan. It's very weird that it even exists. I mean, if you think of something like Michael Dell's company Dell Direct. Dell started his company in Texas selling direct to consumers. If the same laws had existed for computers as it does for cars then Dell wouldn't exist, or it would be in some other state. It really - I think it's something on the books that most Texans aren't even aware of, that is fundamentally un-Texan and needs to be changed. The law currently says that in order to sell a car in Texas you have to sell through a franchised dealer, but this exists only for alcohol and cars, which is weird. Probably that shouldn't exist either, but it's just weird that it's cars. What the - ya know. We can sell direct in every other country in the world, and every state in the United States except for about half a dozen. We're just asking for essentially a modification of the law to allow for us to sell direct to consumers.
[Question about percentage of car sales.] Yeah, I don't think we're a huge threat to the car dealers. Yeah, we might grow from 0.1% to 1% perhaps, or 2%, but it's not something that I think is fundamentally a threat to the car dealers and the problem is that the incumbent car dealers have a conflict of interest. They make all their money from selling gasoline cars. For them to then tout the advantages of an electric car when most of their money is coming from gasoline cars - it's a conflict of interest. They're not going to do that. So, if we were to go through them, we'd fail.
[Other companies are getting into electric cars.] Yeah, but they always - electric cars sales in the United States are very low. [The auto dealers will get into electric cars much more.] In the long term yes. We've actually struck compromises in a number of other states where we've allowed to open - let's take the state of New York for example, we're allowed to have up to five stores in the state of New York. So, if we were to do something like that proportionally in Texas, maybe we'd have - because Texas is a bigger state - seven stores. Then say, after seven stores, at that point, we'd have to go to franchises or something like that. [So you're willing to entertain that to start.] Yeah, absolutely. [More traditional franchises eventually.] Yeah. We'd certainly consider that down the road but I can certainly say that anyone who's been a huge jerk to us thus far is not going to be one of those franchisees. [Jerks need not apply?] "No, if they've been punching us in the face, they shouldn't expect we're going to be their friend."
[Question about sales and charging stations.] I think there's a couple of points that are worth clarifying. For Tesla, sales and demand are two different things. The way that sales is measured is in terms of deliveries. Whereas, for the rest of the car industry, because the cars aren't ordered in advance, demand and deliveries are the same thing. Their cars are out on the lot - they're not built to order, they're out on the lot. So, it's extremely common for people to misunderstand demand and sales for Tesla. Accounting for Tesla sales is how many cars we deliver but the measure of demand is how many cars have been ordered. We have far more cars ordered than we can deliver, right now. We're trying to solve that problem by ramping up our production. It's important to note that the demand for our cars significantly exceeds our production capacity, currently. [Is that why you won't reveal monthly sales numbers?] Yes. Maybe at some point this will become clear, but because Tesla is like a different animal than the rest car industry, the numbers mean different things. People look at our deliveries, or sales, and take that as a proxy for demand. Whereas the actual proxy for demand is how many unfulfilled ordered do we have? It's more like the aircraft business where they'll have an order backlog. Right now, the wait time for a Tesla, if you order one, is anywhere from three to five months. [What would you like it to be?] A month? If we can get it down to low single digit weeks, I think that's ideal.
[Question about electric cars contributing to the Texas budget.] Well, there certainly are taxes on electricity generation. There's registration fees and that kind of thing. [But not gas taxes.] Well, gas taxes can't be very high because the price of gas in Texas is real low. It's like super-cheap. [.. but electric car owners should contribute their share.] Yeah, sure they should. Maybe there should be, at some point, some increased tax on electric gas or something like that to match that of gasoline cars, but I can't imagine - like I said - that there's very much revenue generated from Texans on gasoline, given the low price of gasoline.
[What will be different this time, to last time?] I think there's a lot more awareness. There actually are a lot of Tesla customers in Texas. [1500 Tesla cars sold in Texas last year.] Yeah, but still, there's a lot of supporters, and I think there's a lot more awareness in the Texas state legislature this time than there was last time. We are being out-lobbied by the car dealers association by, probably, 10 to 1. [He who has the biggest lobby team wins.] Well, I certainly hope not, but yeah, it's certainly crazy. The Texas Auto Dealers Association has really pulled out all the stops. They've said they'll spend all it takes to win. I think they're outspending us at least 10 to 1, maybe more, but at the end of the day I think we have the people of Texas on our side, because all we're trying to do is give people in Texas the right to choose how they buy their car. Why should they be denied that right? [But you don't want to do business with jerks?] Who does? [I have to.] That's most unfortunate. [Was putting your battery planet in Nevada, not Texas, punishment for jerks?] It wasn't punishment. It certainly wasn't helpful, but it wasn't punishment, no. We are actually still strongly considering the long term - and please, I hope this doesn't become some huge news article - but we are considering, in the long, future vehicle and battery plants and Texas would certainly be a strong contender for those.
[Question about SpaceX business in Texas.] Yeah, I've been doing business in Texas for 13 years - when we established the rocket development facility in McGregor, near Waco. That's worked out really well for us. It's the most advanced rocket development facility in the world at this point. It's something the people of Texas are very proud about. We're establishing the first commercial orbital launch site in the world at Boca Chica near Brownsville. So I think - I mean, I love Texas. I come here a lot. Certainly a big big fan.
[Question about rocket landing attempt.] I think, within the space community, certainly, it was I think well understood. The mission was completely successful in delivering cargo to the space station, which was the primary mission, and I would consider partly successful in trying to do something that's never been attempted before - which is to land a rocket stage successfully. Every other rocket in the world, the rocket stage is basically smashed into the atmosphere, explode and then further explode when they hit the ocean, or the steppes of Kazakhstan or something like that - if it's a Russian rocket. There's a whole industry collecting rocket parts out there in Kazakhstan. They have a launch site in Plesetsk as well. Basically, the Siberian steppes collectively. But all the other rockets, like the European rockets and the Boeing and Lockheed rockets, all of their stages basically just smash bits and land somewhere at the bottom of the ocean. What we were trying to do was to land our rocket stage - because it's a very difficult thing. This thing is coming in from hypersonic velocity. It's got to multiple relights of the main engine. It's got attitude control thrusters. It's got slosh baffles. It's got these hypersonic grid fins. This is extremely difficult.
[So it's about sustainability.] Well, yeah. In the rocket industry, this is considered sort of crazy, and very unlikely to succeed. Certainly very unlikely to succeed. As it turns out, we were able to actually hit the drone ship. It was sort of at higher velocity landing than - yeah. It's what we call a RUD - a rapid unscheduled disassembly. It's a technical term. I think we've got a decent chance of landing it intact on one of the later missions this year. [But you're going to try again soon.] Yeah, in about three or four weeks we've got another flight. This is actually a tougher reentry condition - it's coming in hotter and faster than the last flight, so that does throw a little bit more - it makes it a little trickier, but we've got 50% more hydraulic fluid, which was the - we ran out of hydraulic fluid last time. So I think we may fail the landing again, but hopefully for a different reason. [So you weren't put off?] I expected it to fail. Yeah yeah, I said we've got a best of 50% chance and even that I said I'm kinda making that up. Ya know, I said I don't really know.
[Question about Boca Chica incentives from state and local.] We haven't actually received that money yet. [How important were those incentives?] Well, I mean, I think the way to look at it is more like you're a landlord and you're looking for anchor tenants. You're trying to make the decision of if we try to bring this company or this facility to Texas, is it going to be a net gain for the state or is it not? Sometimes you'll be right about that, sometimes wrong. It's important to structure any incentives such that it's a guaranteed win for the state. In the case of the incentives for the Boca Chica facility, we have to repay that money [if you don't meet certain benchmarks]. Yes. [Job creation.] Yes. [Economic impact.] Yes. A lot of them are directly tied. So we create the job, then we get on a per-job basis some incentive. [Would you have come anyway?] Umm... no, I think we would not have come. "No, we wouldn't have come because it would have been quite rude to not have offered incentives." It more like - what I mean is, a state has to show that it really wants a company to be there. Ultimately, SpaceX will spend hundreds of millions of dollars on that facility. Vastly in excess of what the incentives would be. So, how much do the incentives really make a difference in the grand scheme of things? Not that big of a difference but it's sort of like, it's - you don't feel welcome. It doesn't feel like this state really cares unless it does something. There's got to be a little bit of skin in the game. There's got to be some contribution. Ya know, that's all it really is.
[Could opening direct sales to Tesla open it for others? Isn't that what the auto dealers are afraid of?] Sure. I think, first of all it's like - I think when thinking about these things, we need to say what is right? What is the origin of this law - why is there this restriction at all? The restriction actually originates from when a bunch of the big car companies tried to get back their franchises and engaged in nefarious behavior to do that - particularly Ford under Jack Nasser. They put all these pressure tactics on the car dealer - on the franchisees, to sell the franchises back to the car company. Then, the reaction from the franchisees, who had bought and paid for their franchises and who had invested all this money - their cause was just and they went with their just cause to the legislature and they said, look, if we abort our franchise and we've invested our time and money to build this franchise it is not right for the franchiser to then engage in pressure tactics to then force us to sell it back them at a fire sale price. Obviously, that would be - their cause was just. But now they're taking legislation that was meant for a just cause and then applying it to an unjust cause, which is to say that a company that has never granted them a franchise must be forced to grant them a franchise. This is not right. [Should it be a Tesla-only bill?] No, I don't think it should be a Tesla-only bill. That wouldn't be fair. It should be, perhaps, limited to new technology vehicles or limited to a certain number of stores or something like that. I don't think it should be just for Tesla, but nor should it erode the franchise that they've bought and paid for and put a lot of time into. That wouldn't be right either. It should just be that if somebody hasn't granted them a franchise, they shouldn't be forced to grant them a franchise. It'd be like if Apple came here and wanted to sell computers then with the same legislation they'd have to like, give out Apple franchised stores or something. That wouldn't make any sense.
[What has happened to the dealerships in other states?] They've alive and well. [No doom?] No, basically, in more than 40 out of 50 states that we sell cars the dealers are doing fine. Nobody's in trouble or.. No terrible thing has happened to the dealers in any of the other states. We currently sell in over 30 countries and these franchise restrictions don't exist in any of those countries, and the dealers are fine there too. Yeah, absolutely, and there's plenty of examples where there are franchise restaurants and company owned restaurants or a mixture of franchise and company owned. Like McDonalds has a mixture of company owned and franchised next door. It works fine. So, I think it's a pretty reasonable thing to ask that if we want to sell direct that we have the right to do so and that consumers in Texas have the right to choose how they want to buy their car.
I know we're running short on time, but there is one announcement that I'd like to make. This is the transportation forum. We're going to create a Hyperloop test facility. I don't know if people have read about - it's kind of a new mode of transport. [You release a whitepaper in 2013.] Yeah. In order to help things along we're going to create a Hyperloop test track. Something that's maybe on the order of a five mile loop. Texas in the leading candidate. [Does the state have to not be a jerk?] There's no quid pro quo here. It certainly would be nice. It would be appreciated. [When?] We're just figuring that out. I was just discussing it with some members of my team last night, who are pretty excited about doing this. [How much will it cost?] I actually don't know, but we're not asking for any money from the state. [Entirely funded by you?] Yeah. Yeah, but if somebody wants to chip in, I won't stop them. This would be kind of a sub-scale track and the thing we were talking about last night - it's not fully formed, we're just sort of figuring it out - is to have a test facility where different teams from university or even little companies that people form, could use this test track to validate their ideas on designing the pod system for the Hyperloop. The test track is an expensive capital item, so if we can build the test track and then offer that for use by companies or the teams of students to try out their pod design. Something that we might end up doing - or, at least it sounded good last night, after a couple of drinks - [Your management style is okay with me.] Shoot from the hip. There's this really awesome competition called Formula SAE where students groups work together to design and build a race car and then they race it at the end of the season and whoever builds the best race car wins. [Like an adult soapbox derby.] Yeah, but it's pretty sophisticated. Some of our best engineers have come from that program and really learnt who to do great engineering as a result of that. So I think it could be kind of fun to have some sort of Formula SAE thing for the Hyperloop. People could compete on, say, who could make the pod go the fastest. Maybe compete on other dimensions. I think that could be pretty fun. We're going to talk to the Formula SAE organizers and see if they think this would be good. [Texas is the leading candidate.] Yeah.


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The Lenovo ThinkReality VRX is built to be the VR solution for workers everywhere. The immediacy and fidelity of new digital tools experienced through extended reality (XR) devices means workforces are becoming nearly unconstrained by time and space. From improving efficiency in employee training and virtual collaboration to expanding design and engineering tasks in 3D, XR technologies are becoming more important than ever for businesses enabling hybrid workers to do more.
VR, in particular, is delivering impressive results in training applications. Businesses are experiencing up to 4X faster training on soft skills compared to classroom training and 275% more confidence in applying skills learned in VR. In addition, VR training can reduce the risk of injury at the workplace by up to 43%.i, ii
As a global leader in providing Intelligent Transformation solutions to the enterprise, Lenovo built the ThinkReality VRX to be a high-quality, versatile and secure on-ramp to the Enterprise Metaverse. The Lenovo ThinkReality VRX works with six- or three-degrees-of-freedom content and operates as a standalone device or tethered to a PC or workstation for streaming experiencesiii. The ThinkReality VRX is also capable of utilizing cloud-based rendering solutions, such as NVIDIA CloudXR™ for graphics-intensive XR experiences requiring high-end, GPU-based performance.
The built-in ThinkReality software platform empowers IT and operations with the ability to deploy, configure and manage XR devices at scale. Enterprise customers can support workers with updates and analytics to optimize worker performance.
The Lenovo ThinkReality VRX is supported by a full suite of end-to-end services — from consulting and content creation through cloud deployment and customer support — to help organizations achieve success in the new realities of the business environment. The business VR solution also supports enterprise-grade security practices with a secure supply chain and manufacturing process that thoroughly vets every component and service supplier.
Next-Level VR Design Features
The ThinkReality VRX headset incorporates several key design advancements to make it more comfortable for extended VR sessions in the office, at home, or anywhere the hybrid workforce is getting things done.
Innovative pancake optics and the slim form factor reduce the overall profile of the headset while optimal battery position for better weight distribution and balance provides a better fit and feel. The all-in-one VR headset also features materials that are easy to keep clean between uses.
Four front mounted cameras provide 6DoF tracking, as well as two full color, high-resolution pass-through cameras to provide workers with a better, uninterrupted user experience as they perform tasks. Pass-through technology also offers MR application capabilities, allowing users to superimpose 3D graphics on the real-world so workers can get more done with a single XR device.
The ThinkReality VRX is powered by a Snapdragon™ XR platform to enable next-level performance for immersion and interactivity in an all-in-one XR headset so workers can optimize in virtual environments.
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No single organization will build the Metaverse, Lenovo is dedicated to collaborating with industry leaders to advance the growth and adoption of this emerging platform. Enterprises can develop for the ThinkReality VRX by utilizing Snapdragon Spaces™ XR Developer Platform and its OpenXR-based SDK.
"Our customers are looking for reliable, flexible and scalable gateways into the growing Enterprise Metaverse. They need business-class solutions for the new realities of working in hybrid scenarios and virtual environments" said Vishal Shah, GM of XR and Metaverse, Lenovo. "We engineered the Lenovo ThinkReality VRX to be the VR solution of choice for training and collaborating in immersive 3D."
The ThinkReality VRX is supported by its portfolio of XR solutions that includes a cloud software platform to help deploy and manage enterprise applications and content on a global scale, as well as ThinkReality XR Services. The professional XR services provides vendor agnostic, end-to-end, white-glove services to help customers from strategy to delivery. The ThinkReality hardware portfolio also includes the ThinkReality A3, the most versatile augmented reality (AR) smart glasses ever designed for the enterprise.
Lenovo is also collaborating with leading enterprise software vendors, including ENGAGE XR, a Metaverse communications platform for collaboration, training and education, to build and offer a Lenovo presence in the Metaverse. The Lenovo space within ENGAGE will be an 'always on' virtual home for Lenovo to showcase products and solutions as well as to meet and collaborate with partners and customers.
The ThinkReality VRX will be available for early access to select partners by the end of 2022 followed by general availability in select markets worldwide starting in early 2023. The price for the enterprise VR solution will be disclosed upon availability. Visit the ThinkReality VRX web page to find out more or contact your local Lenovo sales representative.
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Popular flight simulator YouTuber Froogle has done a question and answer session with IL-2's Lead Producer Jason Williams. The 42-minute interview covers the range of topics from the history of the series to what the team is working on now and hopes for the future. It's worth listening in!
Let me first start with a link directly to the video on the Frooglesim YouTube channel. It's worth listening in to, especially if you're new to the IL-2 series and want a get a better handle on what is going on and what the team is currently working on.
Unlike some Q&A sessions, I'm not going to do a full point by point analysis of what was said because a lot of the information here is not new to regular readers of this blog nor is much different from a lot of the subject matters that I've covered recently, however, there are some nuggets in there for us to talk about. So let's talk about them!
First, around the 19:00 minute mark, Froogle asks Jason about Tank Sim and some of the features around that title. Jason brings up some interesting nuggets here and I thought we should talk about them.
Tank Crew is set around the Eastern Front for now and it features a large environment tank battle at a much larger scale than something like War Thunder does. That much is fairly obvious but there's some follow up discussion about what might be possible later on. Features like deformable terrain, not immediately on the roadmap, are under at least some level of consideration by Jason and the team. That's immediately interesting for its implications across the entire product line.
Another is the consideration of future titles. Tank Crew is the beginning and its clear from listening to Jason that 1CGS is listening to the fans who are buying into Tank Crew now and gathering their feedback on new features and ways that the series can improve over time. Jason states that they are "just getting started with tanks" and with a little luck and some good sales, its quite possible that the series can expand.
Would a follow on Battle of the Bulge title interest people? I suspect it very well could and it would pair beautifully with the aircraft set created for the IL-2: Battle of Bodenplatte title too.
There was also talk about future titles for the flight sim series that people might find interesting. We've heard it before but the introduction of the Me262 and the technology to support that aircraft definitely leaves the door open to future jets as well. Jason talked briefly about going to Korea at some point and featuring aircraft like the F-86 Sabre, the MiG-15, and the F-80 Shooting Star.
Before Korea, however, the team is more focused on WWII related content and on WWI related content too. Jason talked about mining all of the materials created for Rise of Flight including the detailed and well researched WWI aircraft that it really sounds like he hopes to be able to bring back to the table into the new sim and into Flying Circus with follow up Volumes 2 through however many it takes to build that series back up.
A demo for IL-2? What about the Pacific?
Also briefly touched on is the Pacific which Jason still hopes to do and on the possibility of a demo for the series. A demo has been much talked about and debated and from Jason's comments with Froogle today, it sounds like a demo has been pushed a little further off as the team has their hands full with everything else going on.
Does that mean no demo ever? I wouldn't say ever and it may still happen, just not right away.
If you've read the analysis but haven't had a chance to listen to the full Q&A, I do still recommend that and of course definitely check out the Frooglesim YouTube channel for plenty of news and information from Froogle on what's happening in the world of flight sims. It's a great channel and worth checking out!
I listened every bit of this interview! Oh my gosh the way Jason is talking about it is giving so justice to this outstanding product. He outlined that this Il2 platform is very flexible , can content many players type. I totally agree and that is why I love this product.
He also talked about listening the community which is nice. I feel Jason gained some confidence within this product and learned how to present it in a best and accurate way. I guess his booth on FS Expo made him gain some nice valuable experience .
I am very excited about what the devs at 1CGS have in store but I am also genuinely disappointed about the fact that the PTO was abruptly cast aside. What wouldn't I give to be able to recreate the early battles in Papua New Guinea described in Saburo Sakai's "Samurai!" (has anyone read it by the way?) !!! I would also love to have late war japanese planes like the big fighter "N1K Shiden" and the powerful interceptor "J2M Raiden"… I wonder if we'll ever see anything like that!
I think perhaps the best word would be 'reluctantly' cast aside. Jason's dream is to do the Pacific but he prepared us months in advance with one of his famous real talk posts when he said that they were having big problems with their research efforts.
I am a bit disappointed too (my first real sim was Aces of the Pacific) but on the other hand I appreciate 1CGS very real attention to historical detail. Pacific Fighters got so many things wrong (some that are still wrong to this day) that even a little more research would have sorted out… I prefer the cautious approach. I think and hope (and dream) that it will be worth the wait.
I know more than a few guys are excited to land a Wildcat or a Zero on a moving carrier deck in VR. Definitely a killer app moment!
I should say too… I'm VERY happy that they are doing the Western Front in the interim and that I'm going to get to fly the Tempest again. Very happy indeed!
Yeah, I know you are absolutely right, yet I cannot help but sigh at the idea of flying in the Pacific.
The Bodenplatte excellent plane list is the only thing that manages to soften the blow and it was probably carefully picked to do just that: bring the complaints of the profound disappointed people to a minimum.


Beware the Mound-Dweller! A short illustrated history.
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May 15 (Bloomberg) -- The German economy, Europe's largest, contracted the most in at least four decades in the first quarter after the global financial crisis curbed export demand and investment.
Gross domestic product dropped a seasonally adjusted 3.8 percent from the fourth quarter, when it fell 2.2 percent, the Federal Statistics Office in Wiesbaden said today. That's the deepest slump since quarterly data were first compiled in 1970 and compares with the 3 percent decline predicted by economists in a Bloomberg News survey. It also marks an unprecedented fourth successive quarterly contraction.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, which predicts the economy will contract 6 percent this year, is spending 82 billion euros ($112 billion) to haul Germany out of its worst recession since World War II. Some indicators have shown first signs of stabilization, with manufacturing orders rising for the first time in seven months in March and business confidence rebounding from a 26-year low in April.
"I believe there are some grounds for being optimistic that the pace of decline in economic activity will decelerate markedly in the months ahead," Bundesbank President Axel Weber said this week. "However, it is certainly not advisable to be overly optimistic that the recovery process is safely on track. This will most likely be a gradual process."
The first-quarter slump was led by a decline in exports and investment, the statistics office said. Consumer and government rose slightly in the quarter, it said. In the year, the economy shrank 6.9 percent when adjusted for the number of working days.
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Saudi Arabia remains committed to selling shares in national oil conglomerate Aramco through an initial public offering but only at the right time, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has said.
"We are committed to the IPO of Saudi Aramco based on appropriate conditions and at the right time," Prince Mohammed told the pan-Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat in an interview published on Sunday.
He reiterated his earlier expectations that the IPO of Saudi Aramco "will take place in (late) 2020 or the start of 2021," almost two years later than expected.
Saudi Arabia plans to sell up to five percent of the world's largest energy firm and hopes to raise up to $100 billion.
Prince Mohammed said it was still premature to announce where the IPO will be held, adding that many requirements for the sale to go through had been successfully completed.
Riyadh has taken a number of key procedures in preparation for the IPO including issuing a law for hydrocarbons tax, appointing a new board for Aramco and allowing an independent auditing of the kingdom's oil reserves, the crown prince said.
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Nine intertwined stories examine the complexities of the one emotion that connects us all: love. Among the characters explored are David (Hugh Grant), the handsome newly elected British prime minister who falls for a young junior staffer (Martine McCutcheon), Sarah (Laura Linney), a graphic designer whose devotion to her mentally ill brother complicates her love life, and Harry (Alan Rickman), a married man tempted by his attractive new secretary.
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Love Actually provides enough happy endings to make the audience forget that romance and Christmas miracles don't always work out.
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The tagline for Love Actually is "The Ultimate Romantic Comedy." Perhaps. But not in the sense the producers intended.
Christopher Orr
Sit back, and gawp at Ideal Britain. Revel in the tipsy plot. And enjoy a film full of adult whimsy and adolescent whingeing.
James Christopher
That could have been a fascinating theme, but Mr. Curtis's film has no attitude about it other than blind approval.
Joe Morgenstern
Love Actually is alternately beguiling and bloated, witty and warmed over, smart and pandering. The majority is likely to swoon.
March 12, 2018 | Full Review…
David Ansen
As I've said, it's not entirely rinsed free of schmalz but 14 years on, it still works. Happy Christmas.
December 8, 2017 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
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A collection of touching sketches that are frequently sentimental yet thoroughly grand.
November 6, 2020 | Rating: 9/10 | Full Review…
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It's a tremendous romantic comedy that far outshines most American comedies.
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Curtis pulls off a spectacular feat of screenwriting, expertly defining 16 principal characters and their relationships, providing each one with a beginning, middle, and end, and making us care about what happens to all of them.
There's so much right and yummy about this multi-tiered plum cake of a romantic comedy.
January 27, 2020 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
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The film exhibits a real soft spot for sexual predators, while also promoting the notion that Christmas is the perfect time to publicly dump your love on the near-stranger you're tenderly stalking.
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What a charming movie this is. It's not perfect or anything, and probably gets a little too syrupy towards the end, but it's romantic, funny, and the star-studded cast is outstanding. Weaving through so many story lines could have left the viewer confused and unsatisfied with any of them, but director Richard Curtis pulls the right strings and keeps us entertained from beginning to end. There are just so many wonderful scenes and lines. Andrew Lincoln's card scene with Keira Knightley. Colin Firth watching Lúcia Moniz walk out of his life, and then later both of them learning each other's language. Thomas Sangster, the little boy, talking to Liam Neeson about the "total agony of being in love". Hugh Grant the Prime Minister going door to door to find the sweet and sometimes foul-mouthed Martine McCutcheon. And on and on. The movie is filled with all those little moments we can identify with - secret longings, flirtation, and first kisses - but also those that are bittersweet, and those that disappoint us. The overall theme of the movie, that "love actually is all around", even though we often focus on the incidents of hate in the world, is inspiring. The shots in London are gorgeous, and the comic relief provided by the aging rocker Bill Nighy is funny. It is a feel-good movie and bound to be criticized, but it's ok to feel good once in awhile :), and this is certainly one of the better done romantic comedies.
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A really cute film for.. lonely adults. Even though the stories are unbelievable and overwhelmingly romantic, you can't help but appreciate the acting from the star studded cast. Definitely a good film to watch when you are lonely and want to binge eating.
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Sam: Let's do it. Let's go get the shit kicked out of us by love. "Love Actually is all around" Love Actually is a film that surprised me. It was never one I was excited to watch, but by circumstance I did and I'm happy I did. It's a romantic comedy centered around the Christmas holiday and it's one I thoroughly enjoyed. The big cast and multiple story lines made the film feel a lot shorter than its over two hour runtime. The film follows very different relationships in England around Christmas. The relationships vary from married couples to friends to a child's first love, but all keep the same theme even if there's a different tone to each of them. All the seemingly different story lines converge upon each other on Christmas Eve at a school Christmas musical. The cast includes Bill Nighy, Colin Firth, Alan Rickman, Emma Watson, Keira Knightley, Liam Neeson, and Hugh Grant amongst others and each actor lends a different piece of the huge puzzle that is being pieced together. My favorites were Liam Neeson and Bill Nighy, but each and every cast member was terrific. It's not a hard movie to like, like a lot of romantic comedies. It's truly heartfelt and I especially enjoyed the child's love story. It was beautiful. Definitely a film that every romantic heart should see, and even if you don't have that romantic heart, like me, you'll still enjoy yourself. Well worth the watch.
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LOVE ACTUALLY IS THE GREATEST LOVE STORY(S) EVER! That's what I'm thinking every time I watch it, after I've seen it, and once I see that it's on/coming on. It has the most wonderful cast, all of whom have the greatest chemistry. From Neeson and his kid to Alan Rickman and Emma Thompson, these guys are incredible. What makes it different from all the other multiple cast/multiple story movies is that every one of them are endearing little movies of their own and I enjoy each character. All the endings are touching and it tops everything off by being during Christmas. Love Actually has become one of my Christmas movie rituals. It's heartfelt, not always optimistic, but mostly cheerful and funny. I love this movie. Give it a try this Christmas if you haven't seen it.
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Harry: [while waiting for Rufus to finally finish wrapping his gift] Almost finished? What else can there be? Are you going to dip it in yogurt? Cover it with chocolate buttons?
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School Beach Clean-up 2018
As the first loggerhead turtles begin making their way along Sunshine Coast beaches to lay their eggs and kick off this year's season, more than 460 school students have joined forces to clear the beaches of litter and debris.
Students from 15 schools across the region took part in the clean-up, collecting 170kg in just one hour, scouring beaches from Mudjimba through to Bribie Island.
The Unitywater-sponsored beach clean-up enabled students to collect a range of rubbish and marine debris to be recorded in the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) database, with many students recording their findings using the new AMDI app.
Environment Councillor Jenny McKay said the event also gave the school groups the opportunity to cash in any eligible containers they retrieved from the beach under the State Government's container refund scheme.
"Sunshine Coast Council kicked off this event in 2016 with two local schools helping to clean-up a local beach in Maroochydore as part of our vision to be Australia's most sustainable region – healthy, smart, creative," Cr McKay said.
"Today, we've seen students from 15 schools clean-up more than a dozen of our most popular turtle nesting beaches.
"It's wonderful to see so many students taking part in this event and doing their best to protect our environment, and our turtles, and potentially taking advantage of the containers for change scheme to support their school as well."
Unitywater community relations specialist Kate Cash said it was wonderful to see the next generation so passionate about keeping the region's beaches and waterways clean.
"We are proud to support this event and each year are amazed at how much rubbish is collected, which really shouldn't be there in the first place," she said.
"It's inspiring that these kids are so keen to keep their community clean, to protect the turtles and their future.
"As part of our sponsorship, we provided a water refill station for one lucky school that took part to help them get Back to Tap."
Division 8 Cr Jason O'Pray encouraged everyone to continue to reduce the amount of litter on the beach, particularly during the busy summer season.
"Each and every year we have tireless volunteers, and eager students, doing their bit to help protect our environment and improve our beaches," Cr O'Pray said.
"While we continue to support their efforts, there are simple things everyone in the community can do to reduce the litter on our beaches.
"I encourage everyone to be mindful of their rubbish, take your litter with you when you leave and – if you're walking your dogs along the beach - please remember to place any poo bags in the bins located at the beach access.
"These are small things, that don't take a lot of time, or effort, but they can make a big difference to our environment, and our community."
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Ledisi Will 'Let Love Rule' With A New Album This September
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July 31, 2017 | 4:00 pm
Since dropping "High" on us back in May, Ledisi has been rather vague about her intentions...until now that is. After teasing and playing coy for a couple months, Led is finally spilling the beans on what she's been cooking up and it's looking good.
While "High" burns up the R&B charts, Ledisi is readying her ninth studio album, officially titled Let Love Rule, for the soul music lovers out there. Not only that, but she's called on a high-profile cast of characters to help her on the album. The album's personnel includes John Legend, BJ The Chicago Kid, Kirk Franklin, DJ Camper and a few more well-known heavy hitters. Ledisi, along with Rex Rideout, also produced the album, which Billboard says will span many different musical styles "from '70s soul to 21st century R&B and multiple themes about life, love and empowerment."
Speaking on the album, Ledisi told Billboard, "This album was one of the hardest I've ever worked on. We were looking for songs that could stand the test of time. This wasn't a quickie; it was about great songwriting. I've come back to what I love about R&B and also what I love about today's music."
This is all sounding like music to our ears, and we're sure it will be when Let Love Rule arrives in stores on September 22nd.
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Protesters arrive at the Florida State Prison to begin a vigil before the execution. (David Jones/WUFT News)
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Death Penalty Opponents Protest Asay State Execution
By David Jones
August 25, 2017	Law and public safety
Mark James Asay had no last words for witnesses as a lone bell tolled outside the prison walls to mark his execution.
The 53-year-old was sentenced to death for the 1987 murders of two Jacksonville men, Robert Lee Booker and Robert McDowell.
After nearly 30 years of waiting on death row, Asay chose his final meal on Thursday: fried pork chops and ham, french fries, a can of Coke and vanilla ice cream.
Meanwhile, opponents of the death penalty began to gather outside of the Florida State Prison in Raiford to hold a vigil.
Miriam Elliott, 66, co-coordinator for Gainesville Citizens for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, has protested dozens of executions outside the prison.
"We try to come up here as much as we can to provide a presence and let all of Florida know that we are opposed to the execution," Elliott said.
Elliott's Alachua County group partners with various death penalty opponents from around the state, many coming from Catholic parishes.
"The stance of the church is we believe all life is sacred, from the womb to the tomb it's a seamless garment. You cannot be for the life of the unborn and not for the life of someone who is here," said Pastor Phil Egitto of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Daytona Beach.
Egitto was accompanied by around 45 of his parishioners on the two-hour trip from Volusia County.
"I'm all for justice for people that are being harmed, but at the same time, killing somebody at the government's hands doesn't give justice," said parishioner Michael Ledbetter.
Egitto and his group joined with the other protesters in prayer as a bell was rung at 6 pm, the start time of Asay's execution. Elliott says the bell is meant for the prisoners, rather than those at the vigil.
"They know that there are people in the field over here gathering to say 'do not execute this person in our name,'" Elliott said.
As with most recent executions at the 56-year-old prison complex, areas are cordoned off for both protesters and supporters of the death penalty. There were no supporters present Thursday.
Asay's case has become the first time a white man has been executed for the murder of a black victim in Florida since the capital punishment measure has been reinstated in the state in 1976.
Research by the University of North Carolina shows 71 percent of executions carried out on black inmates in Florida were for homicides involving white victims.
Meanwhile, homicides involving white female victims were 6.5 times more likely to result in a death penalty sentence than homicides involving black males.
One of the most prominent voices against the death penalty at the vigil was that of former death row inmate Herman Lindsey.
Lindsey is the twenty-third person to be exonerated after a death penalty conviction in Florida; he was on death row from 2006 to 2009, and he had a message for Asay.
"I want him to know that we're doing everything we can to stop this vengeance act that the state of Florida is doing. This isn't justice," Lindsey said.
Three years after sentencing, the Florida Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors in Lindsey's case had failed to provide adequate evidence for conviction.
"They're being tough on crime but there's nobody tough on them. You're not being held responsible for the actions you're committing," Lindsey said.
The common consensus amongst vigil attendees was that a life sentence without parole is the most severe form of punishment that can be handed down by a court.
"The person is confined. They'll never again be out in the community and a danger to others," Elliott said.
Asay's execution was the first since January 2016, when a U.S. Supreme Court decision put a halt on capital punishment in the state.
Asay's case sparked controversy, as some of its circumstances were debated for years. The Florida Supreme Court recently acknowledged that for more than two decades it mistakenly believed that McDowell was black, according to the News Service of Florida. Asay had no legal representation for 10 years, while being on Death Row, which violates state law.
The case leaves some questions unanswered, considering that part of Asay's case records was destroyed after being left in a rat-infested facility, NSF mentions.
Also, the Florida Supreme Court has previously opened an investigation on one of Asay's previous defense lawyers, Mary Catherine Bonner.
The execution also marks the implementation of a new formula involving a drug never used before for that purpose.
Recent protocols for executions released by the Florida Department of Corrections show that the first sedative drug, midazolam, was replaced by etomidate. That change led to an appeal by Asay's lawyers this summer. Asay's lawyer, Marty McClain, argued that an injection of etomidate can cause pain and involuntary movements, and that it makes the new protocol unconstitutional. However, a Duval County judge denied an appeal.
A spokesperson for the Florida Department of Corrections declined to comment on the new lethal injection drug at a press conference.
After Asay's death, 360 inmates remain on death row in Florida with the longest time served around 42 years.
The News Service of Florida contributed to this story
* This article has been updated to correct an earlier version that stated Miriam Elliott is the new co-coordinator for Gainesville Citizens for Alternatives to the Death Penalty.
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