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Veriface Facial Recognition - A Bright IdeaPad |
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Don't be alarmed, but a strange old condition has returned to our modern society. It has been affecting more and more people across the land. It strikes when folks least expect it-while they are in the shower, laying their head down on the pillow at night, at work. And once it hits, this condition can change your life forever, leading to bouts of concentration, inspiration and even ambition. It's called ... thinking. |
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But don't
worry! Lenovo, the Chinese laptop maker and the current curator
of IBM's old Thinkpad line, has a cure for this ailment. It's
called-of all things!-the IdeaPad notebook, and it will help you
deal with those moments when thinking takes hold. Simply turn on
your IdeaPad, no need to type in your security password as your
face will be recognized by the VeriFace scanning security system
via the Web cam, access your favorite creative software, and
hammer away on the keyboard until all of your thoughts have
dissipated. Of course, using the IdeaPad could come with some side effects. The 17-inch (Y710) and 15-inch (Y510) glossy widescreen displays, combined with the Dolby Home Theater speaker system and easy-to-access multimedia controls, could lead you to hours of distraction and entertainment with your favorite DVD or audio files. It is also possible to suffer from discovering old friends online on social networking sites through the wireless LAN hookup, or collecting too many new songs and photos files with the 250GB hard drive and the 6-in-1 card reader. Lastly, the IdeaPad could lead to new, attractive acquaintances being attracted to you at the coffee shop or classroom because of its sleek chassis and frameless screen, its touchy-feely light weave texture, or the fact that it's a green laptop with many lead-free parts. We found a deal under 600 dollars for the Y510 Ideapad, but for the Y710 you're looking at over a grand. Lenovo plan to release a U110 ultraportable later in march. Thinking. It truly can be a problem. Thankfully, there's IdeaPad to help you cope with that creativity. Related article: - Dell's Bargain Inspiron 1525 By Matthew Brodsky - Laptopical Tuesday, January 22, 2008 |
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