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MSI slips AMD's Fusion into 13-inch X370 ultraportable, hopes you'll notice

<img align="right" alt="" border="0" hspace="4" src="http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/6506/msix370.jpg" vspace="16">Tired of Intel's Core i5 taking a beating on your X-Slim X360's battery life? Join the crowd. For those less concerned with playing Crysis 2 and more concerned with a solid overall machine, MSI's new X370 looks to strike a lovely balance. The 13.4-inch ultraportable gets a 1366 x 768 resolution display, AMD's hot-off-of-the-presses Zacate E-350 APU, Radeon HD 6310 graphics, HDMI / VGA outputs, a pair of USB 2.0 ports, an internal card reader, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, gigabit Ethernet, a 1.3 megapixel camera and (nearly) as much DDR3 memory as you can stuff into it. You'll also get a 320/500/640GB hard drive, a 4- or 8-cell battery and a chassis that weighs 3.08 pounds with the smaller of the two cells. Naturally, Windows 7 (64-bit) is the OS of choice, but the company's stopping short of providing a hard price or release date -- here's hoping it falls somewhere between "cheap" and "price mistake."MSI slips AMD's Fusion into 13-inch X370 ultraportable, hopes you'll notice <a href="http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/01/msi-slips-amds-fusion-into-13-inch-x370-ultraportable-hopes-yo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">via</A>

MSI slips AMD's Fusion into 13-inch X370 ultraportable, hopes you'll notice

Tired of Intel's Core i5 taking a beating on your X-Slim X360's battery life? Join the crowd. For those less concerned with playing ...

Intel pins hopes on smartphones in 2011

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com//classifications/computing/images/intel-ceo-paul-otellini-200-200.jpg"> Intel is pinning its hopes on the tablet PC and smartphone markets in 2011, hoping to sell more of its chips to phone and slate computer manufacturers next year. Intel hopes to follow the success of Apple and Google in the mobile and tablet PC markets. Laptops, tablets, smartphones "The consumer (tablet) products will roll out over the first half of next year," Chief Executive Paul Otellini told analysts this week. Otellini outlined that tablet manufacturers including Dell, Asus, Lenovo and Toshiba have agreed to use Intel chips in 35 tablet models in 2011. Intel has been incredibly successful in the netbook market with its Atom chips, yet has so far failed to make considerable business in the fast-growing tablet PC or mobile phone markets. "Intel is moving in the right strategic direction but they still have a long way to go," said Hendi Susanto, an analyst at Gabelli & Company. "They're late into the game. There is no clear visibility on what the products look like." Medfield chips on the way Intel's share of the world semiconductor market fell to 13.8 per cent in 2010 from 14.2 per cent in 2010. Otellini said that Intel's move into the smartphone market was "a marathon, not a sprint," and that Intel's Medfield chip should ship next year and in 2012. "You will see smartphones from premier branded vendors in the second half of 2011 with Intel silicon inside them," said Otellini. Intel has started shipping its Sandy Bridge chips, which should be in new notebooks early in 2011.

Intel pins hopes on smartphones in 2011

Intel is pinning its hopes on the tablet PC and smartphone markets in 2011, hoping to sell more of its chips to phone and slate computer man...

The Best Jobs You Need to Look Out For, For Best Hopes in Career Advancement

The job market today changes with such persistent regularity, no kind of job ever seems to remain the same long. Blink and your job is outsourced, or just made obsolete by office automation. What people need today is not merely a job that promises them a good pay today, but something that offers the promise of being a stepping stone to something better and bigger in the future. What people need today is a promise of career advancement. Today's best jobs for growth in the future you can find in areas like healthcare and computers. Let's look at what the job scene is like in these two areas.If career advancement is where your interest lies, there are few industries that can offer you the kind of promise the healthcare industry does. Physical therapists for instance have some of the highest paid jobs in the country. The fact that ours is an aging population that doesn't really get out much, places physical therapists in an opportune circumstance. There are preventive care needs to take care of to be sure; in addition, specific old-age diseases to do with bone degeneration require joint replacement surgeries that place physical therapists in high demand now and for as long in the future as one can see. For even brighter prospects in career advancement, a job as a physician's assistant is about the best anyone can hope for. A specific trend in the pay that doctors get to make, stands behind this state of affairs. General practitioners no longer make the kind of money they used to. Med students, dismayed by the pay packages they receive as general practitioners, head for the specializations in pediatrics and orthopedics for the prospects they hold. This leaves a void in the general practitioner area that few doctors are willing to exploit. The people who fill this void are the Physician's Assistants. These are people who take care of most everyday duties of a family doctor in writing simple prescriptions, asking for exams and completing simple surgical procedures. The pay for this kind of job rises every year, and seems set to do so from now on.In information technology, there is a clutch of positions to do with networking, software development and security and analysis that only seems set to grow. People need the right kind of certification to make it in these careers - qualifications from Cisco like a CCNE or a CCNA help network engineers take great care of a company's computer installations. Experienced software development engineers who get to put teams together and run them, have some of the best career advancement opportunities too. To make it to this level though, one needs multiple years of experience in software development as part of a team. The possibilities present in IT business analysis happen to be a real prize catch too. These are people who study the kind of business organization they are placed in, and recommend computer systems for the entire setup. Jobs doing any of these, as you can well guess, can be some of the best for possibilities that future events could.The cream of the best for jobs for career advancement in computers of course have to do with cyber security. Companies spend billions around the country to try to secure their businesses from debilitating virus attacks and hacking attempts, and this is a side to the business that only seems set for a boom.	 	 		 			 				 					 						Read more about author in:<a href="http://www.carseatcushion.info/car-seat-cushions.html" target="_new">car seat cushions</a><a href="http://www.lowvoltageoutdoorlightingreview.com" target="_new">low voltage outdoor lighting</a>

The Best Jobs You Need to Look Out For, For Best Hopes in Career Advancement

The job market today changes with such persistent regularity, no kind of job ever seems to remain the same long. Blink and your job is ou...