Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Foxconn iPhone 5 Most nuisance
Foxconn: iPhone 5 Most nuisance - Apple claims that the technical process of manufacturing the iPhone 5 requires tremendous efforts seem not just nonsense.
A Foxconn executive told The Wall Street Journal that, of all the devices that have dealt with the manufacturer, the iPhone 5 is most difficult to make.

Because of the difficulty of making a thin and light smartphone, the executive, who asked not to be named is-recognized that the process of manufacturing the iPhone 5 complex have sparked unrest at Foxconn factories last month.
The riots were caused by the very high quality control demanded Apple and Foxconn factory management to workers. As a result, workers are not able to produce an iPhone that demand quality standards.
Reportedly, the trigger is konfilk between worker and product quality inspectors at the scene.
"To make it (iPhone 5) Thin and light, the design process involved is very complex," the executive said, as quoted by SlashGear of The Wall Street Journal.
The difficulty of making the iPhone 5 is also said to be the cause of the iPhone 5 delayed until the hands of the pemesannya. However, the Foxconn who represented the anonymous executive said production will increase. "It takes time to learn how to make these devices, but our productivity continues to increase day by day," he said.
He added that the aesthetic and practical needs as well as on-demand Apple is a difficult thing. One reason is the new coating materials (coating) which prompted Apple is very susceptible to scratches.
Some buyers are already reporting that the iPhone 5 easily scratched hers. Some even have a scratch when first removed from the box.
Apples own "acknowledged" the difficulty of making the iPhone 5 in the factory. In the promotional video below, Apple Senior Designer John Ive said that the production of the iPhone 5 is the "most complex and ambitious ever undertaken by Apple."
A Foxconn executive told The Wall Street Journal that, of all the devices that have dealt with the manufacturer, the iPhone 5 is most difficult to make.

The riots were caused by the very high quality control demanded Apple and Foxconn factory management to workers. As a result, workers are not able to produce an iPhone that demand quality standards.
Reportedly, the trigger is konfilk between worker and product quality inspectors at the scene.
"To make it (iPhone 5) Thin and light, the design process involved is very complex," the executive said, as quoted by SlashGear of The Wall Street Journal.
The difficulty of making the iPhone 5 is also said to be the cause of the iPhone 5 delayed until the hands of the pemesannya. However, the Foxconn who represented the anonymous executive said production will increase. "It takes time to learn how to make these devices, but our productivity continues to increase day by day," he said.
He added that the aesthetic and practical needs as well as on-demand Apple is a difficult thing. One reason is the new coating materials (coating) which prompted Apple is very susceptible to scratches.
Some buyers are already reporting that the iPhone 5 easily scratched hers. Some even have a scratch when first removed from the box.
Apples own "acknowledged" the difficulty of making the iPhone 5 in the factory. In the promotional video below, Apple Senior Designer John Ive said that the production of the iPhone 5 is the "most complex and ambitious ever undertaken by Apple."
Specifications LG EA93 with 21 9 Aspect Ratio
Specifications LG EA93 with 21:9 Aspect Ratio - LG has recently introduced its latest monitor called Ultra Wide EA93, where the monitor is the first monitor in the world to have an aspect ratio of 21:9.
LG EA93 is using IPS panels to produce quality color as the real world. This monitor features a 4-Split Screen is capable of dividing the display screen into 4 Windows, this feature is designed to maximize productivity.

LG Ultra Wide Monitor has a 29-inch screen size with a resolution of 2560 x 1080 pixels. LG EA93 is also equipped with MHL connections to view content or play games that exist on your smartphone, and the monitor is also equipped with 7W stereo speakers.

Fuji X F1 Review Price and Specs
Fuji X-F1 successor to the X series of new cameras that have been in recent years is quite popular. Trying to re-take the best position it had presented no changes, changes that would lead to improved features. This time fuji develop and redesign a 4x optical zoom lens that can reach a maximum f/1.8 aperture at the widest angle lens.
An EXR processor also included to offset the ability of the new lens. Fuji X-F1 can record video in full HD quality and can take a lot of pictures snap, this feature is called burst mode.
At the back of the camera youll find a screen of 3inc and 460K color screen made of strong glass. unfortunately, there is no optical or electronic viewfinder like on DSLR cameras or other pocket camera, so all the controls and shooting is done through the screen. The good news Fuji X-F1 comes with full manual control, so the picture quality depending on who is using the camera.
Design and Quality
Fuji X-F1 camera with a fairly compact size. Thanks to the small sensor (2/3 inch), Fuji managed to keep the camera in order to stay slim dimensions. The camera has features like Fuji FinePix X10, can be activated directly by rotating the lens. In addition, Fuji X-F1 is not like other pocket cameras, for zooming the image we have to rotate the lens and not through a switch or button on the camera body. It makes us feel like holding a DSLR camera in a tiny size.
Maybe for some people, a layer of synthetic leather body is not so eye-catching. But this touch makes Fuji X-F1 looks to have typical retro-style classic. In addition to the retro user easier to use with one hand because it is not easy to slip.
At the top of the camera, the PASM mode is also different than most pocket cameras. Design is entered into the body, making it look simple and minimalist. We do not need to worry this button snagged threads or anything that is in the pocket. While on the back there are some special keys tomobl like video recording and E-Fn button. Users can also change the shutter speed and aperture manually.
Performance
For anyone who has ever used Fuji FinePix X10 will feel that the performance of the Fuji X-F1 is not much different. The feeling is quite reasonable, the article of the sensor and the processor used X-F1 Fuji with Fuji FinePix X10. However, the size and the features in it makes this camera more superior than the generation FinePix series.
Specifications Fuji X-F1
Resolution: 12.0 megapixels (4000 x 3000)
Sensor: 2/3 "(8.8 x 6.6 mm) EXRCMOS
ISO: Auto 100 - 3200 (bost up to 12 800)
Lens: 25-100 mm (4 × optical zoom)
Screen: 3-inch, 460k TFT
Aperture: F1.8 - F4.9
Shutter Speed: 1/4000 sec - 30 sec
Video: 1920 x 1080 (30 fps), 1280 x 720 (30 fps), 640 x 480 (30 fps)
Storage: SD / SDHC / SDXC
Battery: Lithium-Ion NP-50 rechargeable battery & charger
Dimensions and weight: 108 x 62 x 33 mm: 255 g
Price Fuji X-F1
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