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Hybrid Cloud: The next step in Cloud Computing - 0 views

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shared by christa joe on 27 Dec 12 - No Cached

christa joe on 27 Dec 12

Hybrid clouds provide the benefits of renting a cloud service while owning the authority to make changes according to the requirements. Efficient utilization of hybrid cloud requires the study of various parameters.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hybrid clouds provide the benefits of renting a cloud service while owning the authority to make changes according to the requirements. Efficient utilization of hybrid cloud requires the study of various parameters.</div>

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Fruitless Endeavour: Apple CEO Dismisses MacBook/iPad Hybrid Idea - 0 views

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shared by Phones 4u on 26 Apr 12 - No Cached

Phones 4u on 26 Apr 12

"Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has dismissed rumours that his company is thinking of creating a hybrid device, combining the best that MacBook laptops and the iPad tablet has to offer."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has dismissed rumours that his company is thinking of creating a hybrid device, combining the best that MacBook laptops and the iPad tablet has to offer."</div>

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Sony Vaio Duo 11: A Review - 0 views

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shared by Gerrick de Castro on 18 Oct 12 - No Cached

Gerrick de Castro on 18 Oct 12

Despite the heat of the competition among tablet computers, there is still hype for hybrid ultrabooks, especially since Windows 8 is coming.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Despite the heat of the competition among tablet computers, there is still hype for hybrid ultrabooks, especially since Windows 8 is coming.</div>

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Review The Best Apple TV Tuner Sticks For Mac OS X - 0 views

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shared by Mac Gizmo Guy on 26 Feb 09 - Cached

Mac Gizmo Guy on 26 Feb 09

Watch record edit and share your favorite television shows and movies with Digital Analog or Hybrid TV tuners for Macintosh computers

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Watch record edit and share your favorite television shows and movies with Digital Analog or Hybrid TV tuners for Macintosh computers</div>

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Apple's $20 Billion Cash - 0 views

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paul reid on 06 Oct 08

The solution to many of Apple's potential problems, the public relations disaster of indentured Chinese laborers, the threat of a disrupted delivery supply line*, and the ability of Apple to make inexpensive consumer electronics, reminiscent of Sony's heyday, well into the future is, you guessed, it, to build their own completely automated, computerized plant that can assemble these products without a human hand ever touching them. Such a plant, run by robots and Macs, would be expensive to build. In the long run, however, the economic and political advantages of such a plant would be enormous. Apple would stop sending money to China and suffering from continuing scrutiny over labor conditions in a foreign country. The plant would become a poster child for modern, 21st century manufacturing. Imagine Steve Jobs taking the next president of the United States on a tour of a plant that makes its own electricity, cleans its own water and cranks out millions of iPods and iPhones each month. And sends power back into the grid on occasion to power our plug-in hybrids.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The solution to many of Apple's potential problems, the public relations disaster of indentured Chinese laborers, the threat of a disrupted delivery supply line*, and the ability of Apple to make inexpensive consumer electronics, reminiscent of Sony's heyday, well into the future is, you guessed, it, to build their own completely automated, computerized plant that can assemble these products without a human hand ever touching them. Such a plant, run by robots and Macs, would be expensive to build. In the long run, however, the economic and political advantages of such a plant would be enormous. Apple would stop sending money to China and suffering from continuing scrutiny over labor conditions in a foreign country. The plant would become a poster child for modern, 21st century manufacturing. Imagine Steve Jobs taking the next president of the United States on a tour of a plant that makes its own electricity, cleans its own water and cranks out millions of iPods and iPhones each month. And sends power back into the grid on occasion to power our plug-in hybrids. </div>

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