I agree, styluses/styli (those pens they have with hundreds of levels of sensitivity) are definitely vital for digital drawings. While I earlier stated that the iPad may not need that anymore, I find it hard to deny that having pressure sensitivity (at least having it enabled for some apps for drawing/painting) would be awesome. Imagine having that opportunity and being able to plug it into a computer/monitor like Wacom tablets and just draw from there. There are already Wacom tablets with screens built in but imagine how great it'd be to have an iPad do that as well. One can dream haha Although I'm still iffy on using it for a phone... Just reminds of a PDA too much lol But if a stylus is going to be marketed, at least it's for a phone with a screen that's large enough to reasonably support it (I've tried a stylus on the iPhone before for the record haha)
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I agree, styluses/styli (those pens they have with hundreds of levels of sensitivity) are definitely vital for digital drawings. While I earlier stated that the iPad may not need that anymore, I find it hard to deny that having pressure sensitivity (at least having it enabled for some apps for drawing/painting) would be awesome. Imagine having that opportunity and being able to plug it into a computer/monitor like Wacom tablets and just draw from there. There are already Wacom tablets with screens built in but imagine how great it'd be to have an iPad do that as well. One can dream haha Although I'm still iffy on using it for a phone... Just reminds of a PDA too much lol But if a stylus is going to be marketed, at least it's for a phone with a screen that's large enough to reasonably support it (I've tried a stylus on the iPhone before for the record haha)
the best advertisement was free
all the champions had iphones except 1 during the vince lombardi trophy gauntlet. LOL! owned! apple didint even have to pay for that.
all the champions had iphones except 1 during the vince lombardi trophy gauntlet. LOL! owned! apple didint even have to pay for that.
Steve Jobs had that mentality... 'I use it this way, therefor everyone must' Hard to deny that, seeing how locked down iOS and Mac OS X are. Choice and options are two words that never existed in that guys life.
Reminds of 1984 and Big Brother... oh wait a minute, didnt apple pretend to be against big brother at one point?
Yes, because we all know there are no bugs in windows!
Who has said that there are no bugs in Windows?
No, Someone who regularly starts many copies only to realise they go faster copying to one location at a time. My main PC has 3 internal drives and a 3TB external. If you start multiple copies it slows down. If you are copying from one drive to another more than once then try cancelling one you will see. Try it if you dont believe me. We take a lot of home movies and pictures so I move files all the time.
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And you will see that there is no error.
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Mmmmm, this bug is only in your imagination != there is no bug in Windows.
But eh, perhaps in the same world where that bug exists is the same
Think before you post. Samsung sold more smart phones last year than Apple did. So the demand for Samsung phones is higher than that for iPhones.
As I said - "Or by "defective user" did you mean someone who regularly starts copies that they don't want to complete?". Since you know that parallel copies lead to excessive head movement that lowers throughput - why keep doing it?
Mine has 8 internal and 14 external. I do multiple parallel copies all of the time.
Of course, I never set up a situation where multiple threads are using the same spindles - Computer Science 101 says that "it slows down" if you do that due to head contention.
Never seen it - I simply don't believe you. Or, I believe that you've knockered your system up to cause this.
I use reparse points because 26 drive letters is too few for some of my systems.
I've never, ever seen an issue with cancelling a copy except on systems with failing hard drives.
Gotta agree here. Not a Samsung/Android phone fan at all, but they nailed the stereotypical Apple fanboy/girl in these commercials dead on.
But that doesn't change the fact that people don't line up for hours to get one. I think the reason they sold more is price point. iPhones are great but expensive.
Although I see a lot more people playing with iPhones on the bus everyday than all other phones combined.
@Oletros Yeah ok dude. What ever you say.
And the question comes up on how are your drives connected. What are they running threw.
For example if they are running threw. Are they sata or IDE drives? If IDE drives are they running on the same cable? Are you doing uploads and downloads to the same drive at the same time?
Are they sharing the same chipset to handle all the processing of the data?
Depending on how it is done you can run into a mess of problems.
Your externals I am going to assume are running on USB and chances are they are running on a shared USB 2.0 chipset. USB 2.0 can not do an upstreaming and a downstream at the same time. If you are running on a shared chip that means it is flipping between the 2.
I don't realy care who doesn't believe me. Have a good night.
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They are all Sata drives and USB sticks.
@Oletros Yeah ok dude. What ever you say.
What ever you say no, your claim is totally wrong.
Want a proof? USB, e-sata, SMB, SD, sata?
Ask what you want and if there is no error canceling multiple copy works to one device will you admit it?
For basic navigation a finger IS great! ...but only if you can reach from one side to the other, try tapping the corner opposite to your thumb on a 5.1" screen.
And there is your problem.
USB you only have 1-3 controllers on your computer for all your USB ports. Chances are at most 2 controllers.
My guess is 1 sata controller that everything is routed threw including your Esata port. This is a hardware issue not a software one. You only have so much bandwidth and data can only be transferred at the rate of your slowest bottle neck. Since chances are you have data trying to go both ways threw different bottle necks it can cause a world of problems in terms of speed.
As pointed out this is a "defective user" error.
Interestingly I saw a lot of white iPhones in the hands of Giants players when the Lombardi trophy was being presented. Can you imagine if they needed styluses too?
But that doesn't change the fact that people don't line up for hours to get one. I think the reason they sold more is price point. iPhones are great but expensive.
Although I see a lot more people playing with iPhones on the bus everyday than all other phones combined.
@Oletros Yeah ok dude. What ever you say.
My new Samsung Skyrocket was $199. If I wanted the 4s - 199. And the phone I got wasn't the most expensive (nor was the iPhone either). I should add - these were "on contract" prices.
Off contract - the better Android phones are pretty much the same cost.
But nice try. Sincerely.
One thing is slow speed and other is Explorer and system crashes, and canceling the jobs don't crash Explorer or the OS
I liked it. It showed how functional and fun the device is... if you're an artist the stylist is a nice feature yeah i know ipad has a sketchpad app i use it with my finger but I prefer a stylist. this was a fun commercial.