Nokia Lumia Pad: a new concept of “killer” iPad on Windows

Despite the conviction of Stephen Elop is that Nokia does not make sense to release its own tablet in the near future, the French designer has developed a concept Zhupen Zhai Nokia Pad, which describes appearance of such a device. According to the designer, the tablet in this guise becomes worthy alternative line of popular iPad.

When you first look at the concept he looked through the features of the smartphone Lumia 920, stretched to the size of a tablet computer probably like to the iPad. However, during a cute and magnificence he cannot refuse. Differences from a top WP-smartphone is the location and size of the physical buttons on the side of the device and position the rear camera, which takes the same position as that of the iPad, rather than the other Windows-tablet Surface.

The concept of hardware environment Nokia Lumia Pad, no doubt, looks very stylish, well harmonizing with soft stuffing device, which performs the role of Windows RT.

Pulls a gadget for the title “killer” iPad. However does one feel?

How to install Windows Bootcamp on new iMac models with 3TB drives

Users of new iMac release in 2012, decided to install Windows on a computer with the software Boot Camp, faced with a problem. Modern versions of the operating Microsoft systems support large hard drives, but Apple Boot Camp Assistant does not work with hard drives that are superior to 2.2 TB.

Clearly, this problem will be solved in the next update Boot Camp, but for those who do not want to wait for the update, can use way that experts have found the company TwoCanoes Software. The trick is that the hard drive, you must first be divided into sections, and so that the Windows-partition is at the end of the first four chapters, but within the first 2.2 TB.

Thus, you can work around the limitation Boot Camp for a maximum amount of hard drive and install the iMac, for example the latest desktop platform Windows 8. Storage capacity of more than 2.2 GB can be used to store information, as OS X sees 3-terabyte drive completely.

By the way, along with the updated iMac introduced a new technology Fusion Drive, which combines conventional HDD and SSD into a single logical volume. For the automatic movement of data between the operating system responds immediately. Apple's innovative technology has allowed a 3.5-fold increase in speed Macs when performing different tasks.