Haven't tried it yet, but seems promising. gps, heart rate and 4GB of storage, should last long enough for a marathon.
Runner's watches are slightly different than the usual smartwatches, as they have built-in gps and better battery life than ordinary smart watches, which rely on your phone fro music and gps. I use a Polar m400 for gps while running, and it lasts about a week with daily 6mile running (gps tracking). Unfortunately no music on that one.
the apple one has an led backlight and a 512MB 8600m gt, it also weighs significantly less....
instead of the vostro, you should be looking at the m1530 for the 15 inch, for the 17 inch, not really a comparison. (xps?)
It's a bit like comparing a (Hyundai/kia/lada) to (BMW,mercedes,lexus). They both have an engine and four wheels. but the plastics you touch when you sit inside them, are definitely different.
For all the people who want to read the C't article but can't find it: they've placed it online and even translated it! Sure way to get a lot of hits... The link is: http://www.ct.heise.de/ct/english/99/13/186-1/
I've just got the manual today and I must say it's really a piece of art. Can't wait to try it out on my linux box at home! If you've got blender, buy it, it's worth it.
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Haven't tried it yet, but seems promising. gps, heart rate and 4GB of storage, should last long enough for a marathon.
Runner's watches are slightly different than the usual smartwatches, as they have built-in gps and better battery life than ordinary smart watches, which rely on your phone fro music and gps.
I use a Polar m400 for gps while running, and it lasts about a week with daily 6mile running (gps tracking). Unfortunately no music on that one.
I prefer my hackin' Swordfish style...
netbooks are just as good as your spelling...
the apple one has an led backlight and a 512MB 8600m gt, it also weighs significantly less ....
instead of the vostro, you should be looking at the m1530 for the 15 inch, for the 17 inch, not really a comparison. (xps?)
It's a bit like comparing a (Hyundai/kia/lada) to (BMW,mercedes,lexus). They both have an engine and four wheels. but the plastics you touch when you sit inside them, are definitely different.
But I guess you wouldn't know....
oled display != led lighting
yes, oled's lose color fidelity. But Apple notebook's don't use oled's they use led backlight's, which is something completely different.
For all the people who want to read the C't article but can't find it: they've placed it online and even translated it! Sure way to get a lot of hits...
The link is:
http://www.ct.heise.de/ct/english/99/13/186-1/
I've just got the manual today and I must say it's really a piece of art. Can't wait to try it out on my linux box at home! If you've got blender, buy it, it's worth it.