Fujitsu unveils two new LifeBooks, shows some Ivy Bridge zen
Fujitsu Launches The Premium Made In Japan Multimedia LIFEBOOK LH772 Powered By The New 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ Processor
Infusing the Takumi Philosophy, the LIFEBOOK LH772 joins the LIFEBOOK LH532 to achieving the perfect balance of beauty and functionality
Asia Pacific, May 02, 2012 - Fujitsu, the No.1 (1) Global Tablet PC Vendor (2011 by units shipment), today launches the first LIFEBOOK to incorporate the new mobile Intel® platform. Symphony at your fingertips – the newest LIFEBOOK LH772 orchestrates and fulfils your multimedia and entertainment desires with the Japanese ONKYO® box speakers and enhanced DTS UltraPC II Plus™ Sound System.
"Fujitsu stays dedicated to our Japanese roots and the Takumi philosophy with the new LIFEBOOK LH772, which is the perfect epitome of style and function," said Mr. Lim Teck Sin, Vice President, Product Marketing and Engineering, Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific Ltd. "We endeavour to keep our 'Made in Japan' promise of premium quality and will continue to deliver great surprises and exciting products to our customers in 2012."
Popping Up: Foxes
]. But now I’m going to live on my own, so it’s going to be weird,” Louisa told us over the phone. She won’t get too cozy in her new digs, though, because in July she’s jetting over the Atlantic for her first visit to the States for a few shows.FULL NAME: Louisa Rose Allen
AGE: 22
HOMETOWN: London
SOUNDS LIKE: “It’s hard to say, because in my head it’s quite mental, it sounds quite crazy. I don’t actually have a good set of words. It’s like experimental pop, I guess.” On her juxtaposition of synth squelches, cavernous low ends and pop polish, she says: “I want that poppy element, but I also love playing with pop and messing around with it and creating something new.”
INFLUENCES: “I’m really into females who like changing things up. Strong female artists unafraid to do something
Pippa Middleton at the French Open in May, 2011
A royal sister-in-law may be in some royal trouble after photos surfaced of an apparent firearm incident on the streets of Paris over the weekend.
"Smirking gun" shrieked the headline of the British tabloid The Sun, which published exclusive photos of a smiling Pippa Middleton in a car with a friend, who is pointing a handgun at a photographer.
In the photographs, Middleton can be seen in the front passenger seat of a black Audi convertible, while two men are in the back seat.
In the most damning photo, the male driver has turned around in his seat and has what appears to be a handgun pointed right at the photographer's lens. In that photograph, Middleton is also turned looking backward.
The Sun had not confirmed whether the gun was real. But the paper reported that Paris police "were poised to launch a probe," and said Middleton herself could be arrested in the case.
The Sun quoted a source as saying that brandishing a gun in public is punishable by up to seven years in jail for anyone involved in the incident. Brandishing a fake gun carries a jail sentence of two years, the paper said.