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Née en 1971, à Harbin, chef lieu de la province du Heilongjiang, dans le nord-est du pays, Cui Xiuwen est une artiste et photographe qui travaille principalement l’image et la vidéo. Vivant à Pékin, elle est connue pour son court métrage « Ladies Room » en 2005 et sa collection de photos « Angel Series 2006″. Les experts explique qu’elle « mène une réflexion sur l’individu dans la Chine moderne ».

Après des études en 1990, au département des Beaux Arts de l’Université Normale de Changchun, dans le Jilin, elle continue au département de Peinture de l’Académie centrale des Beaux-arts de Pékin en 1996. Cui Xiuwen se fait une réputation avec son court métrage « Ladies Room » (« Toilettes pour femmes »), en 2005. Elle film dans un hôtel de Pékin, des prostituées qui se retrouvent au cours de la nuit dans cet espace public/privé, pour se « regarder dans le miroir, se remaquiller et remettre en place leur soutien-gorge », indique Pierre-Jean Tribot, Rédacteur en chef de Resmusica.com, sur son blog.

Une reconnaissance internationale

Be.Art explique qu’elle centre son travail sur « la condition de la femme en Chine avec un propos fort, servi par une composition toujours précise et rare ». En 2004, elle est l’un des premiers artistes chinois à exposer son travail au Tate Modern Art Gallery de Londres. La même année, les collectionneurs venus d’Europe et d’ailleurs s’intéressent à ses œuvres, elle va d’ailleurs vendre l’une d’elle, lors des enchères à Sotheby’s. Il s’agit de la photo numérique Cui, « One Day en 2004″ qui met en scène une jeune écolière chinoise, légèrement battue, avec le maquillage lourd et dans des dizaines de positions.

En 2006, elle expose lors du Festival international de photographie de Lianzhou en 2006 et puis pendant le Paris Photo 2007. Elle fait partie des 35 artistes chinois présentés durant la China Gold au musée Maillol en 2008.

Un sujet féminin

« Je crée des thèmes sur le sexe, et non pas des thèmes de la sexualité. Je me concentre sur les êtres humains, seule la forme humaine dans le monde. Si vous voulez savoir ce que c’est que d’être humain, vous devez avoir un aperçu de la relation entre l’homme et la femme », explique l’artiste sur ArtZineChina.

Le sujet majeur de Cui Xiuwen est une jeune écolière pâle avec des cheveux noir. Celle-ci a différentes poses et expressions, qui mettent la femme chinoise face à la société moderne et passée de l’Empire du milieu. Emprise entre modernité et tradition, les photos de Cui Xiuwen sautent à l’œil du spectateur, par des couleurs vives et nettes, et une écolière étrangement blanche et habillé de la même manière à chaque fois.

Mais ce sont également les positions de la jeune fille qui étonne, entre glamour et horreur, elle oscille entre des expressions  de désarroi et de joie, de rêverie et de concentration. Le paradoxe. Il en est de même pour le sujet qui peut seul ou décuplé.

Cui Xiuwen est l’une des artistes contemporaines chinoises les plus appréciées par sa finesse de ses images et parce qu’elle nous interpèle, nous pousse à nous arrêter pour réfléchir et tenter de résoudre l’énigme ou la beauté de l’œuvre.

Expositions

2009

• Real-Life Fairy Tales, Female Artists Group Show, Beyond Art Space, Beijing
• Translucence, Female Contemporary Art from China, Brussels, Belgium
• Collision, Experimental Cases of Contemporary Chinese Art
• Contemporary Art Exhibition of China Central Academy of Fine Arts Gallery
• The Fourth Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu Contemporary Art Museum, Chengdu, China
• Talk Statement, Contemporary art exhibition, The Art Museum of Taiwan, The National Art Museum of China
• 19 Games Exhibition of T-Art Art Center
• I have a dream: An International Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Carriage House Center for the Arts, NY, USA

2008

• Modern Times 2008, Hangil Gallery, Korea
• Landscape Topology, The Inaugural Exhibition of Magee Art
• Gallery (Beijing), Magee Art Gallery (Beijing), Beijing
• The Evolution of Concept 798 Space, Beijing
• Reincarnated Flesh/Trangressive Body, Chinese and German artists
• Group Exhibition, Tape Club Art Centre, Berlin, Germany
• Ongoing, Women, Mozen Art Museum, Beijing
• Our Future: Guy & Myriam Ullens Collection, UCCA, Beijing
• China Gold Exhibit, Museum Maillol, Paris, France
• 55 DAYS IN WALENCIA CHINESE ART MEETING, IVAM, Walencia, Spain
• Free Zone. BSI Art Collection, Lugano, Switzerland
• 4 Triennale Der Photographie, Art China Gallery, Hamburg, Germany
• Deep Breath-19 Samples of Chinese Contemporary Female Artists, Creek Art, Shanghai, China
• Bizarr Flavor, Leehwaik Gallery, Seoul, Korea
• Let’s consume ! Xin Dong Cheng Space for Contemporary Art. Beijing
• The Metamorphosing Female, Female Artists Exhibition, Osage, Shanghai, China
• Time-Lag: The New Force of Chinese Contemporary Art, The Opening Exhibition of Magee Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain

2007

• Quarter, Cui Xiuwen Solo Exhibition, Florence Museum, Italy (solo)
• Angel, Cui Xiuwen’s Solo Exhibition, Marella Gallery, Milan, Italy (solo)
• China Lady, Galeria Moriarty, Madrid, Spain
• China is close, Arts Building Naples, Naples, Italy
• The power of the universe-An exhibition of the Frontier of Contemporary Chinese Art, Asia Art Center, Beijing
• Premonition, J&Z, Shenzhen, China
• China-Facing Reality, MUMOK Museum Moderner Kunst, Vienna, Austria
• China New Media Arts Exhibition, Bundeskanzleramt/Kunst, Vienna, Austria
• Today’s Documents, Today Art Museum, Beijing
• Floating-New Generation of Art in China, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea
• Shanghai Art Fair, Shanghai Exhibition Center, Shanghai, China
• The Third Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu Contemporary Art Museum, Chengdu, China
• China Under Construction: Contemporary Art from the People’s Republic, Deborah Colton Gallery, Houston, America
• The Thirteen: Chinese Video Now, John Harsard Gallery Southampton, England
• Transform Of Dragon, Independent photography and video exhibit of the 798 Art Festival, Beijing
• Thermocline of Art, ZKM Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, Germany
• Engagements and Estrangements: Video Art from China, Toronto, Canada
• GANA PHOTO FESTIVAL, Gana Art Center, Seoul, Korea
• ARTIST IN THE WONDERLAND, The Baltic Sea Cultural Centre, Gdansk, Poland
• China Square, New York, USA
• The Screen-Eye or the New Image, 100 videos to rethink the world, Casino Museum Luxembourg
• Historias Interrumpidas, Video Art Exhibition, Valencia, Spain
• Zoom on China, Group show on Chinese photography, Vanvitelliano, Brescia, Italy
• Milan MiArt Exhibition, Milan, Italy
• ART NOW SHANGHAI Beijing Art Now gallery (Shanghai Station), Shanghai, China

2006

• Cui Xiuwen Solo Exhibition, Marella Gallery, Italy, Beijing (solo)
• Between Past and Future, New Photography and Video from China, Nasher Museum, Duke, USA
• Woman in a society of double-sexuality, Bangkok Thailand
• Russia international photography art festival. Moscow, Russia
• JIANGHU-Tour Exhibition of Chinese Art in Europe and America, NY, USA
• Between the observer and the observed, Lian Zhou International Photography Annual Exhibit, Lian Zhou, Guangdong
• Post Nora, Contemporary Art Exhibition, Beijing Today Art Museum, Beijing
• Passion and Force. Beijing Ren Club, Beijing
• 5×7, The First Ping Yao Photo Biennial
• They discovered that the Camera is better than the Paintbrush, LONGRUN ART Beijing China
• 2006 IDAA International Digital Art Award, QUT ART MUSEUM. Australia
• Plato and His Seven Spirits. OCT Contemporary art terminal. Shenzhen. China
• Cui Xiuwen, DF2 Gallery. U.S.A. Opens in L.A. (solo)
• The Sixth International Photography Month in Moscow: Photo biennale 2006
• The Thirteen: Chinese Video Now, P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, NY, USA
• Seoul Internationl Photography Fetival, Seoul, Korea

2005

• Cui Xiuwen, Marella Gallery. Italy. Opens in Beijing (solo)
• 1965-2005, collection of new media from the Center Pompidou, la Caixa forum, Barcelona
• Body Temperature, Invoking the legacy of Hans Christian Anderson through Chinese Contemporary Art
• Cloud Rain, Beijing Art Now Gallery
• Loft Of Language, Beijing Three Quarters Gallery
• Vehicle & Mirror, Beijing New Art Projects
• Art: What was make-believe has become true- ‘Plato » and His Seven Spirits
• Genius Exhibit. OCT Contemporary Art Centre, Shenzheng, China
• ElectroScape International New Media Art Exhibition, Zhengda Art Museum, Shanghai
• Lianzhou International Photo Festival, Lianzhou, Guangdong
• Between Past and Future, New Photography and Video from China, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
• The Second Triennial Of Chinese Art, Archaeology of the future, Nanjing, China
• Second biennial for video art contour, Mechelen, Belgium
• Always to the Front, China Contemporary Art, Guandu Art Museum, Taipei
• Techno-orientalism, Tokyo Gallery, Beijing-798
• Produce Clouds with One Turn of the Hand and Rain with Another: Contemporary Art Exhibition, TS1 Contemporary Art Center, Beijing

2004

• Untitied: Julia Loktev, Julika, Cui Xiuwen, Tate Modern, Londen, England
• Between Past and Future-New Photography and Video from China, International Center of Photography and Asia Society, New York, USA.
• Cui Xiuwen—–Kan Xuan, Video Exhibition, Museum Art Contemporary Bordeaux, France
• Out the Window-Spaces of Distraction, The Japan Foundation Forum, Organized by the Japan Foundation Asia Center
• Spellbound Aura, The New Vision of Chinese Photography, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, Taiwan
• China, the Body Everywhere?, Museum of Contemporary Art, Marseille, France
• The 11th Nippon International Performance Art Festival, Japan

2003 – 2004

• GuangYIN, OffiCina, Viterbo/Rome, Italy

2003

• New Zone Chinese Art, the Zacheta National gallery, Poland
• City_Net Asia 2003, Seoul Museum, Korea.
• Alors, la China ?, Center Pompidou, Paris, France
• Prague Biennale 1, Peripherles become the center, Prague
• Guangyin, Viterbo, Italy
• Out of the Red, Marella gallery, Milan, Italy
• EVERYDAY—Contemporary Art From China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Denmark
• The First Israel Internation Image Biennale, Israel

2002

• The First Guangzhou Triennial, Guangzhou, China
• Sorry for the Inconvenience, Project 304, Bangkok, Thailand
• Under_Construction, The Japan Foundation Asia Center, Tokyo, Japan
• C’est pas du Cinema, Studio National, Paris, France
• The 2nd Women’s Art Festival, Seoul Women’s Community Center, Korea
• Run jump crawl walk, The High Seas Art Center, Beijing, China

2001

• Up- Rice, Museum of Site Most. Hong Kong
• Dialogue—Others, Bari City Museum, Italy
• Made in China, Ethan Cohen Fine Arts. New York. USA
• Dialogue with Dali, France Gallery, Shanghai, China
• Cross-Pressure, The Oulu City Art Museum, The Finnish Museum of Photography, Finland
• Constructed Reality, Pao Galleries, Hong Kong Arts Center, Hong Kong
• Beijing with Contradiction, The Oulu city Art Museum, The Finnish Museum of photography, Finland
• House for the arts, Singapore, arts café, the National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur/Malaysia.. Wha Shang art district. Taipei, rail warehouse, Chiayi
• BASH (Beijing art gas station)
• China-Germany New Media Art Week, Zang Ku New Media Art Centre, Beijing

2000

• Back Substance Video Exhibit, Red Gate Gallery, Beijing
• Post-Material, Red Gate Gallery, Beijing
• Australia New-Media Exhibition, Australia New Media Art Department, Australia
• About Me, New Vision Gallery, Shanghai, China
• Today’s News, Art Commune, Hong Kong

1999

• Difference of surprise, Siren art studios exhibition, Ryder Art Center, Beijing

1998

• Century, Women art exhibition, Collection exhibition, Outlying show, Beijing
• Gender Platform Art Exhibition, TEDA Art Museum, Tianjin
• Sense & Sensibility Art Exhibition, Schoeni Gallery, Hong Kong

1997

• Chinese Oil Painting Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai
• Urban personality
• Art exhibition portfolio, Chengdu, China

1996

• Oil industry training class graduated from the eighth Art Museum, China Art Gallery, Beijing

En plus

• Littérature: 2007: China Art Book. Uta Grosenick / Caspar Schübbe (Ed.), 680 pages, approx. 850 images, trilingual: Engl./Ger./Chin., Dumont Buchverlag, Cologne 2007.
• Photo : http://www.pulitzer.org/ (Natalie Behring for The New York Times)
• A lire: « The Colors of Cui Xiuwen » By Maggie Ma, ArtZineCHina, lien

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By Carlos Miller
The protest is on.

Dozens of photographers say they will show up to protest for the right to take photos on the Miami-Dade Metrorail – a right that is ensured by Miami-Dade County law.

The protest is scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Douglas Road Metrorail Station, 3100 South Douglas Road. Basically, just go to the corner of U.S. 1 and 37th Ave., which is Douglas Road.

The plan is to meet in the parking lot, pay the $2 fare, enter the station through the turnstiles, then make our way up to the platform where we will board a train – all while taking photos or shooting video.

Some photographers will be traveling from other stations, so they will meet us inside.

It really doesn’t matter which train we board as long as we continue capturing the event with our cameras.

Hopefully, the security guards from 50 State will leave us alone because the law is on our side. But if they begin to harass anybody with a camera, it is essential that we document that interaction, preferably with video.

But let me reiterate: the law is on our side.

This is confirmed in a letter sent earlier this week from Eric Muntan, Chief of Security and Safety for Miami-Dade Transit, to Mickey H. Osterreicher, attorney for the National Press Photographers Association:

The law allows us to use hand-held cameras for personal or journalistic purposes without a permit as long as we are not using tripods, cables or stand-alone lights.

So let’s just keep it simple; hand-held cameras. And please don’t forget to charge your batteries and make sure you have plenty of memory card space.

As you can read from the above letter, there already is movement from the people in charge, but the point of this protest is to show them that this is not just about me or Stretch Ledford, who along with me was “banned for life” from the Metrorail for taking photos, but about everybody who rides the Metrorail and wishes to take photos or shoot video.

This protest is inspired by 2004 protest that took place in New York when the Metropolitan Transportation Authority was proposing a ban on photography within the subway system. The MTA ended up dropping the proposed ban.

Incidents against photographers on the Metrorail are nothing new and date back to when Wackenhut was contracted by the county to do security on the trains. As you can see from the two photos I took below, one taken in 2007, the other taken in 2010, nothing has changed except the uniforms.

Plustek Technology Inc. has released its latest imaging product on Thursday, the SmartPhoto P60. It converts old photographs into digital files for use as a backup, for sharing online of for use in digital photo frames. The size of the scanner is enough to make typical four-by-six inch prints.

The scanner can capture a photo in as quickly as 18 seconds, and requires no software for converting or scanning photos. The scanner ships with a protector sheet for feeding through older, damaged or crumbling photos. It plugs into computers using a USB port, which powers it as well. The P60 can scan photos at 100DPI, 300DPI or 600DPI.

The SmartPhoto P60 is now shipping for $99.

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There are those who say that advocates of sustainable food are doing our country a disservice by insisting we want to drag everyone back into some deprived era of the past when work was hard and food was not abundant. As Bob Stallman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, put it, “we must aggressively respond to extremists who want to drag agriculture back to the day of 40 acres and a mule.”

In 1865, Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman, Special Field Orders, No. 15 in hand, gave away arable land to former slaves who were freed as Union armies swept across parts of the Confederacy. Some of the recipients also got a mule, and the 40 acres and mule together were seen as all that was needed to start a family farm.

We've come pretty far from the days when a farm can spring from such humble beginnings. While the gift of 40 acres would be welcomed by new farmers today — many of whom can't afford their own land — a mule isn't a strong enough production force to allow one to compete in today's high-powered, mechanized farming landscape. And while it seems a shame that farming has gotten away from a time when anyone with a little plot and a little animal could make ends meet, do we really, as the critics say, want to return to a slowed-down, scaled-down agricultural system?

I figure it's good to know what exactly we're accused of longing for, and The Denver Post recently ran a collection of photos from the U.S. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information that shows farm and rural life from 1939-1943. This was an era when U.S. farming was still done in a way much closer to the 1865 method than that of today, so it might be a good thing for people to see just what the farming life of the too-often idealized past looks like.

The following photos were included in a 2006 exhibit called “Bound for Glory: America in Color.” Decide for yourself whether you want to go back to 40 acres and a mule.

Faro and Doris Caudill, homesteaders. Pie Town, New Mexico, October 1940

Farm auction. Derby, Connecticut, September 1940

Chopping cotton on rented land near White Plains. White Plains, Greene County, Georgia, June 1941

Jack Whinery, homesteader, and his family. Pie Town, New Mexico, October 1940

The Faro Caudill family eating dinner in their dugout. Pie Town, New Mexico, October 1940

Grand Grocery Company. Lincoln, Nebraska, 1942

A store with live fish for sale. Vicinity of Natchitoches, Louisiana, July 1940

Shulman's market, on N at Union Street S.W. Washington, D.C., between 1941 and 1942

Shepherd with his horse and dog on Gravelly Range Madison County, Montana, August 1942

Top photo: Hauling crates of peaches from the orchard to the shipping shed, Delta County, Colorado, September 1940. See more photos at the photo blog at the Denver Post.

All photos: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA-OWI Collection, [reproduction number, e.g., LC-USF35-1326]

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The key difference is how long between the fights.

In this case: nine months.

If he had a six month layoff, he’d still be “twice a year”. But his next fight would be in September.

For instance, if he sticks with nine months layoff, he will only fight once next year.

Anyway, you’re right – he’s not going to fight all the time, and there’s not really much point to it anyway, since there isn’t anyone for him to fight. The problem is that if you guarantee people like the winner of Kampmann/Shields and Alves/Fitch title shots, then they sit on the shelf a long time. So it’s more about the rest of the division than it is about the champ.

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We'd heard Panasonic was planning a more affordable stereoscopic 3D camcorder, but it looks like we won't have to wait until a mysterious July 28th Tokyo unveiling to find out for sure — it's called the HDC-SDT750, and Panny's advertising it as the “World's first 3D Shooting Camcorder.” Leaks at all the seams of the company's website afforded us the above picture, and the surprising revelation that the product may not be a brand-new camcorder, but rather an existing high-end 3MOS model (we'd guess the HDC-HS700) with a “3D conversion lens” attached. If the yet-to-be-activated product page's source code can be believed, the SDT750 will shoot in 1080p AVCHD at 60fps, feature Panny's proprietary Hybrid O.I.S. image stabilization technology, and come in a lovely shade of Henry Ford black. That's all we have for now (save a second tiny picture after the break) but rest assured we'll be keeping tabs on this one.

Update: Looks as if even more images and purported specifications have leaked out ahead of the official reveal.

[Thanks, John]

Compact Panasonic HM-TA1 Camcorder is a HD camcorder and webcam in one

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Panasonic is on a roll today with all sorts of new gear that it is unveiling for the first time. The company has a new camcorder that records full HD resolution video in 1920 x 1080 glory when you are on the go and can be used as a webcam at home.

The camera is called the Panasonic HM-TA1 and it is available in black, red, gray, and purple colors. The camera is designed to make uploading video to sharing sites like YouTube and Facebook a snap. The camera also supports Apple iFrame video format for Mac users. The cam has electric image stabilization and 4x digital zoom. Full story…

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The Lenovo ThinkPad T400s touch screen laptop is a real heavy weight in the world to touch screen computing.  Not only is it packed with a lot of computing muscle.  It is also one of the first four finger capacitive touch screens.  A capacitive touch screen has an electric current running through a conductive coating on a glass panel.  When a person touches the screen there is a change in capacitance at that point and the computer registers the exact point where it was touched.  This type of touch screen requires very little pressure and the image clarity is generally extremely sharp and bright.

The T400s comes bundled with Windows 7 and takes full advantage of it’s touch screen capabilities.  It also has it’s own support software called SimpleTap to make interacting with with computer even easier.  This unit supports multi touch functionality and as mentioned the touch screen can recognize up to four fingers at once.  I have no idea when you would actually use four fingers at once to interact with it though.  This seems like a marketing gimmick to me.  Maybe there will be a use for it in the future but I can’t think of one now.

Battery life tests resulted in an average run time of around four hours which seems to be in line with other touch screen laptops.  One thing that is cool is that you can buy an extra battery which they claim will increase the battery run time to eight hours.

One area that this touch screen laptop really falls short is that the screen doesn’t rotate and fold flat for full tablet functionality.  I have no idea why they would omit this feature.  This seems like a major oversight in my opinion.

The capacitive touch screen is ultra responsive and and this laptop is packed with some serious muscle. The MSRP for this model is around $1500.

Here’s a look inside the T400s

Specifications:

• CPU – Intel® Core™2 Duo SP9600 (2.53GHz, 6MB Cache, 25 watt)
• Operating System – Windows 7 64 bit
• Dimensions –  21.1mm x 337mm x 241.0mm
• Screen size – 14 inches
• Weight – 3.91 pounds with battery installed
• Memory – 4GB DDR3
• Hard Drive – 250 GB Solid State Drive
• Communications – Wifi and Bluetooth
• Ports – 1 unpowered 2.0 USB and 1 powered 2.0 USB
• Webcam – Integrated 2 megapixle camera
• Security – Integrated fingerprint reader
• Battery – 6 cell Li Ion Prismatic, optional  3 cell Ultra Bay battery

This is a cool touch screen laptop at a fairly reasonable price. It’s certainly a light weight ultra portable notebook at only 3.9 pounds. A really cool feature is the fingerprint reader. You can open the computer, put your finger on the fingerprint reader and the computer will instantly power up. With the solid state hard drive, the computer powers up in about 40 seconds.

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Lenovo Laptops in Australia are the laptops that are still far from any kind of enterprise, service man called to life and college students, etc. Lenovo first new ?? ThinkPad Edge? Laptop in Australia that has pro-VISION technology. In January of this year (2010), a leading manufacturer of laptops, Lenovo ThinkPad brand has called on the edge of its newly launched laptop in Australia? Pushed? ThinkPad Edge? Laptops. Lenovo Laptops in Australia are the most common marketplace of all kinds of people can take their newly launched laptop.

Unless one?? ThinkPad Edge? Laptop functions, it is based on the VISION Pro technology, many functions can forget the user never has to question. The design of this laptop is designed around the wonders of the series of push the ThinkPad design and innovation to the edge. It is available at the 13, 14 and 15 inch models that were designed specifically for small to medium business clients and also for the people who are still looking for low-budget-conscious laptops in Australia, because in providing such spectacular technology and high performance interpreted in an unprecedented value.

It is the ThinkPad notebook Edge family. And the Lenovo notebook has many sophisticated features as well as spill-resident keyboards and value-Think-Vantage technology means that the action on similar system for the protection and rescue and recovery functions. You can claim, as many eye-catching designs for you are available. With high performance, reliability, stunning features and latest technology from the train it is the attention of many viewers in Australia.

Some of the features are: in fact optimized high performance with AMD Athlon Dual Core processors Neo or Intel Core 2 Duo Ultra Low Voltage processor, and sharp and clear voice on the Internet protocol, long battery life, Wi-Fi technology with wireless Connectivity features like Bluetooth, 3G, Windows 7 in Lenovoâ? s Enhanced Experience Program and many so and this one will never fail. If you are willing to deal in Australia, then you can benefit from online marketing of these laptops in Australia.

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Not too long ago the 12-inch ThinkPad received its 2010 refresh. While the T series got a significant update (thus being changed from the T400 to the T410) the X series was simply changed from the X200 to the X201. That means internal components were updated (processor, graphics, etc.) but the chassis is pretty much the same as last generation.

Keeping changes to a minimum certainly isn’t a worst case scenario when you consider how good the X200 was. The 12-inch X series’ design is time-tested and has been chugging along quite well, even while the company has released competition from the X301 and now the X100e. The X201 is a lightweight, sturdy, 12-inch ultraportable that has only gotten better as the internal components have improved from one generation to the next. And now it has Intel’s Core processors as well as the company’s HD graphics, making this an exciting upgrade from the Core 2 Duo generation.

For more details about the case, build, keyboard, and so on, check out our review of the X200. Sure it’s a bit old, but little has changed since then.

The specs on the ThinkPad X201 review unit are: Intel Core i5 540M processor (2.53GHz), 4GB RAM, Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, Intel HD integrated graphics, and 320GB of storage.

I was going to do a full review, but given how similar this is to previous X models and how the system has been out for a few months, I’ll limit myself to some thoughts:

• On the component side, this was a good upgrade. The X201i/X201/X201s ultraportables get Core i3/i5/i7, Intel HD graphics, Windows 7, and up to 8GB of RAM. None of these make the system unique, but it is competitive with HP and Dell (etc.) in every respect.
• They system was originally available with a WXGA+ display in addition to the WXGA one. 1280×800 is fine for a 12.1-inch widescreen but 1440×900 is a noticeable upgrade. This isn’t available any more on the X201, and it should be on the X201s (but that’s not listed on Lenovo’s site at the moment as it’s probably out of stock). In addition to being a nice feature this is something not offered on the X201’s main competitor, the HP EliteBook 2540p.
• For all the talk about netbooks over the past years the X201 is still a very nice size. At 11.6 x 9.2 x 0.8-1.4-inches and about 3.5 pounds the computer travels extremely well. It feels even better with a smaller battery on it.
• Speaking of the battery, Lenovo still hasn’t put am external LED gauge on the X201’s battery. Small features like this are long overdue.
• The port selection is still good. The system has three USB slots, headphone, microphone, modem, Kensington lock port, the ThinkPad’s standard 20V power connection, VGA, ethernet, and ExpressCard/54. There is a card reader in the front as well. The most noticeable feature lacking here is a digital video output, but chances are that The X201’s chassis and motherboard only have room for the single video output and VGA takes precedence for business users.
• One of the USB slots is yellow. This is a your Always On USB which is designed to charge your USB devices even if the computer is off, sleeping, or hibernating. It can be toggled on and off in BIOS and set to Automatic, BlackBerry, iPod/iPhone, or Other mode. I’ve been testing it with my iPhone but it doesn’t not seem to work despite having the correct settings in BIOS.

• The keyboard is still quite good. No system this size has yet been able to match the ThinkPad in this respect. The beauty of the X201 is that it’s the smallest computer possible to build around this keyboard.
• The X series now a trackpad, just like the rest of the ThinkPads. This wasn’t the case on the X200. It’s not a huge change, but it’s nice to see dual cursor controls across the board. For us trackpoint users it’s unnecessary and can be disabled, or you can just not pay the extra few dollars for it.
• The display on the X201 is still not great (this isn’t even a disappointment at this point, it’s a consistent weakness). Lenovo has gotten the brightness to a reasonable point but colors are still lacking.
• The full-powered (standard voltage) Core i5 processor is a solid choice and it works well for this ultraportable. It’s an adequate performer and both desktop work and video playback are handled well. It provides a great reason to buy the ThinkPad over a cheaper (C2D or Atom-powered) computer.
• In addition to the Core i5 540M buyers also get the option of the Core i3 370M, the Core i5 520M, and the high-end Core i7 620LM. It’s a bit confusing but buyers will have to research and buy accordingly. The Core i5 processors will suck down more power but should give a bit of extra performance compared to the low-voltage (but more expensive) Core i7 option.
• Battery life is going vary based on the processor and battery you go with. Overall the X201 has a very good battery life. Most reports I’ve seen says it actually has the edge on the HP 2540p, so that’s something to keep in mind if you are considering both computers. With the extended nine cell battery you should be good for 8 hours of mobile work, if not more. There are also 4 and 6 cell battery options as well.
• While I appreciate the longevity of the 82.4WH  extended battery I prefer to use the smaller 57WH. This one shaves some weight of the computer (about half a pound) and cuts about an inch off the end.

After spending some time with the ThinkPad X201 there is no question that this is a successful, though incremental, follow-up to the X200. It didn’t get the same chassis changes that we saw on the T series, but the X series does now have a Core i5 full power processor option plus Core i3/i7 CPUs. The X201 also introduces the trackpad to the 12-inch X models, which is going to be a big deal for some buyers. With a reasonable build at about $1500 (starting price $1099) the X201 isn’t cheap, but it’s a lot of computer for the money.

The X201 does not exist in a vacuum though, so buyers should definitely keep in mind the competition. The X301 is too far behind the curve to consider at this point, but there is the EliteBook 2540p and, on the consumer side, the Sony Z. Buyers should keep in mind that the HP has an optical drive with some builds and is competitive with the ThinkPad in almost all respects.

Verdict: The X201 is a very strong offering and it’s in keeping with what we’ve seen from the ThinkPads over the last few years. The Core i-series processors marked a big step forward for the ultraportables, especially considering that the availability of the full-powered Core i5. The choice between the ThinkPad and the EliteBooks is getting tough though. Personally I don’t care about the optical drive, but I do really wish the ThinkPad had a digital video out option. The ThinkPad has a better keyboard, but the the EliteBook’s chassis design has really grown on me. It’s basically a toss up between the two, so buyers need to pick which system’s strengths they value more.

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I’m writing this right now on an acer notebook computer. It’s ten-fifteen p.m., the screen is dim, and I have no problem discovering the keys. I’ve six different programs running, the batter is nice and cool, and I honestly couldn’t be happier with the item I recently purchased.

I’m no techno-geek, but I know great high quality when I see it – or use it, as the case might be – which is why I’ve now purchased two acer laptop computer computer for house use. I appear more in the variety of reliability instead of fanciness. I don’t require gadgets that are inscrutable, possessed of all the bells and whistles, which invariably make them more hard to use. I want something that turns on when I want it to turn on, has a dependable wireless connection, doesn’t overheat, and can run multiple programs without crapping out on me. I had an acer laptop computer pc before that was able to match all of that and much more. I have one now simply because, as I mentioned, I know high quality when I see it.

That isn’t to say that the acer notebook computer may be the only one available with purchasing. Some of the functions that I prefer, such as long battery life or a nice, large keyboard, might not be as essential to others. Other functions that I do not especially need – a best from the line graphics card, for 1 – are the very first thing that individuals with different needs look for.

That said, Acer is just like any other organization within the laptop computer marketplace in that they make products designed to fit all, or a minimum of most, needs. For several hundred much more dollars than what I spent I could have gotten a bigger screen, a much better operating program, a quicker graphics card or more USB slots. When it comes to picking out any notebook computer, not just an acer notebook pc, the first and most essential step is to identify what your needs are.

In the “About” section on Acer.com, you can learn about the organization:

Founded in 1976, Acer ranks among the world’s top five branded Computer vendors. In 2000, Acer spun-off its manufacturing operation to focus its resources on developing technologically advanced, user-friendly options. The decision to support the sales of its item lines via specific marketing activities that best utilise distribution channels, has allowed Acer to achieve excellent outcomes worldwide.

Acer’s product range includes Pc notebooks and Desktops, servers and storage systems, monitors, peripheral devices, digital devices, LCD TVs and e-business options for company, Government, Education and house users. Acer employs 5,400 people throughout the globe and has created a consolidated sales and service network in much more than 100 countries. Revenues reached US $11.32 billion in 2006.

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