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Weekend exceptionnel à Cannes chez Nengh et Simon.

Au programme, Festival International de la Photographie de Mode et cette l'année l'invité d'honneur est Jacques Olivar, grand photographe de mode, qui présente une sélection de 32 photographies. Un parcours photographique est organisé au départ de la rue d'Antibes, puis sur la Croisette, en passant par la Roseraie et enfin dernière exposition au Palm Beach Casino où sont exposées 90 photographies de mode de Greg Darel en noir & blanc.

Into the program, International Festival of the Fashion photography and this year the honor guest is Jacques Olivar, great fashion photographer, who presents a selection of 32 photographes. A photographic course is organized from the street of Antibes, then on La Croisette, by way of the Rose garden and finally last exhibition in the Palm Beach Casino where are exposed 90 fashion photographes of Greg Darel in black and white.

90 photographes mode & beauté sont donc représentés :
Andrea Klarin, Anita Bresser, Anja Frers, Anoush & Aimée, Anton Zemlyanoy, Benjamin Kanarek, Contarsy & Karecha, Cyril Lagel, Denise Boomkens, Enric Galceran, Erez Sabag, Fulvio Maiani, Jean-Noël L’harmeroult, Jeremy Zaessinger, Justine, Laurence Laborie, Lili Roze, Lionel Deluy, Lionel Samain, Lukas Dvorak, Marc Thirouin, Mathias Walter, Mike Ruiz, Pino Leone, Rohn Meijer, Sébastien Agnetti, Straulino, Ugo Richard, Sabine Villiard, Wiebke Bosse, Davolo, Gianluca Fontana, Laurent Evrard, Fulvio Grisoni, Ludovic Andral, Eva Mueller, Roy Schweiger, Didier Michalet - Karen Firdmann, Paola Miozza, Fahd, David Thompson, Morgan Norman, Jean-Philippe Malaval, Patrice Berchery, Iris Brosch, Jimmy Mettier, Joy Wielart, Alex Fadel, Matteo Bertolio, Steen Evald, Torben Raun, Marcelo Benfield, Andrea Varani, François-Xavier Gbre, Perla Maarek, George Antoni, Ralph Wenig, Gudinni, Sune Czajkowski, Maria Eriksson, Roger Weber, Branislav Simoncik, Les Deux Garçons, Nicolas Bets, Thomas Shuepping, Enrico Labriola, Stephane Mounet, Joachim Baldauf, Mitja Bozic, Mateusz Stankiewwics, Stéphane Abry, Sammy Georges, Ken Browar, Christoph Grothar, Gabriel Rocca, Jean-François Romero, Patrick De Warren, Angelika Buettner, Gonzalo Lauda, Pawel Fabjanski, Barbara Cole, Elisabeth Toll, Aldona, Luigi Di Donna, Jacques Beneich, Laurent Elie Badessi, Philippe Robert.

Petit aperçu en images. Et pour les plus curieux, go Cannes!

Now the pictures, and for the curious, go to Cannes!

Je vous invite à découvrir les artistes sur leurs sites pour d'autres photographies !

Now go to the photographers's websites and see their beautiful work

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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

This little trooper grunted, sighed and slept (somewhat!) LOL throughout the 3 hour session we had today! Reidar is the 4th child in the family with 3 older sisters and I'm sure all that grunting will come in handy one day. It was such a treat to work with Amy and Grandma Karen. This session was a result of the photo ads that I put in Rhea Lana's grab bags back in the spring sale. Each session is so fun and each little baby is so different in personality.
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Samsung has announced the launch of its first 1TB Spinpoint-series 2.5" hard drive, designed for use in laptops that need a boost to their internal storage capabilities.

Dubbed the Spinpoint MT2, the device uses a slightly bulky 12.5mm form factor along with 333GB platters to deliver its impressive storage capacity, and improvements to specifications all around. Samsung claims that the new drive offers 20 percent increased performance and around 4 percent lower power consumption when compared with "competitive drives," although fails to name names.

Sadly for those expecting blazing-fast performance, Samsung is concentrating on power draw and storage capacity with this model: spinning at just 5,400RPM and featuring a last-generation SATA 3.0Gb/s interface, it's not going to compete in any speed trails any time soon.

The company's vice president of storage marketing, I.C. Park, describes the new drive as offering "the largest capacity in what has previously been offered as an option for portable digital devices."

Standard features of the Spinpoint line - including SilentSeek and NoiseGuard, designed to drop noise levels during operation, and shock resistance of up to 400G while operating and 800G while parked - make an appearance, along with Samsung's dynamic balancing technology which the company claims offers enhanced stability and reliability.

Sadly, the bulky form factor may limit the number of people who can make use of the new drive: at 12.5mm thick in order to accommodate the extra platter, there's likely to be a limited number of laptops that can actually fit the Spinpoint MT2.

Are you impressed to see Samsung bringing a 1TB 2.5" drive to market, or are you waiting for the same capacity to become available in a 7,200RPM 9.5mm version before getting excited? Share your thoughts over in the forums.

Sure, you want a notebook PC that's all business. But a little style can go a long way. Introducing the new P560-54G Notebook from Samsung. Its sturdy design and uncompromising performance sets the business professional standard for notebooks.

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Fujitsu Lifebook U820 promises the charge – and yet functional result. Unfortunately, it needs to have a better interface and to make smarter use of scarce resources. It looks like the U820 falters as a Tablet PC. This 6.0 by 6.7 by 1.0 inches, the U820 is not the smallest machine on the block, but it is a fighter. The Convertible Tablet features a swiveling 5.6-inch touch screen and weighs a paltry 1.32. Despite its size, it appears to be robust: Although stress tests are ill-advised, the chassis feels solid, and the neck is smooth and offers just enough resistance.

Fujitsu includes a 1.6 GHz Atom Z530 CPU, 1GB of RAM and a 120GB hard drive – not bad in theory. But then Windows Vista Home Premium climbs on board, and the U820 shudder. If you are a bit light as Web or word processing, it is good. Toss in a bit of heavy lifting (say, with a bit more complex than a YouTube clip), however, and one can almost hear grab the poor thing. It deserves a mark of just under 24.6 to World Bench Here is a machine that could have really benefited from Windows XP (like nearly every netbook with an Atom processor) or more of RAM. Fujitsu offers this laptop with XP – your better bet. On the bright side, the U820 lasted just over seven hours in our battery life tests.

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While smaller is generally better to give at some point something has. In this case it is running a 5.6-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 1200 by 800th Initial work can be an exercise in frustration, because even the toughest road warriors will find their minds and their vision tense. Tweaking the resolution, or simply increase the font size can help on all your web pages and documents, but multitasking is almost impossible. At least the U820 has a zoom feature (as is often the case with small screen computers).

The keyboard suffers. With a little practice (or microscopic hands), you should be able to tap water from prose, without too many mistakes, but extended work sessions may be a close and nerve-racking experience. Thumb-typing is technically an option, but the device is to do a bit too far to comfortably for long periods. For navigation, the netbook has a reference nub and buttons on the “shoulders”, hinged just below the screen. The layout takes a little getting used to, and the core can be hypersensitive, but it works.

Although the U820 design has a lot to like most of the questions turn into award when the screen down on the keyboard fold and use the device as a tablet. In portrait mode, the screen is a near-perfect facsimile of a small notebook. It is a still a bit hard to read, but Vista Tablet PC support provides excellent handwriting recognition, so note is a breeze. The small size and light weight make the operation of U820 for a long time quite easily, and the screen is just large enough to be comfortable, without too much space in your hand. Spend an hour or so learning to deal with Vista with a pen and a factor in the U820 the long battery life, and you have yourself a respectable digital notebook.

A microphone and headphone jack, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a single USB connection and a webcam round out the standard feature list. Along the front of the device, you will also find a fingerprint sensor, an SD card slot, a Compact Flash slot and an expansion port, the last of which a dongle that ports created for an Ethernet cable and a VGA monitor supports. Overall, it is not bad, really: a few extra USB ports would be nice, but denied slapping on a whole range of peripherals, most of the benefits of an ultra portable. Bluetooth support should have covered you if you are willing to settle and proper use of mouse and keyboard, but the U820 simply do not have the chops to serve as the primary machine.

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The U820 also enabled a mobile broadband modem on AT & T’s EDGE service (a subscription-hop). And then there are the integrated GPS functionality, support for Garmin. It is not indeed replace your standard GPS device, it works – most of the time. Once I found myself cruising down the street at 14 miles per hour, while sitting on the couch. Connect the optional external antenna (the film to the microphone jack of all places) cleared that issue up.

With a narrow screen and keyboard, mobile broadband, GPS, and unbearably tinny sound from a single speaker underpowered on paper, the Lifebook U820 is more of a smartphone as an undersized excess computer equipment. While significant deficiencies (and a $ 1,200 price tag) Moor ultimately this machine down, it could be something close to a real contender. Drop the mobile broadband and GPS, the user receives the same time, an additional inch margin, and – performance issues aside – the U820 could become a more palatable PC into a nice little package.

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The Spill-resistant Keyboard which features a tray below the typing keys prevents the occasional spill from going through the keyboard protecting against any accidental spills with a simple tilt and a quick wipe.

Weighing in at approximately 1.4kg and measuring 285mm (W) x 209mm (D) x 25.4mm (H), the Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 is available in either diamond black or fiery red, and features exudes style with its aesthetics: its glossy cover is simply juxtaposed with the matte, metallic feel of its interior.

The Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 is powered by the 1.3 MHz AMD Athlon II Neo Dual-Core Processor K325 with 2M cache build on AMD RS880M AMD SB820 chipset mainboard allowing high-level computing tasks, be it content creation or smooth HD video playing, while making multi-tasking a breeze.

Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 also features 2GB DDR3 1333 MHz3 SDRAM memory (1 GB +1 GB) which is expandable to 8 GB (4 GB x2) maximum, 320GB SATA 5400 rpm 2.5-inch hard disk and optional external USB optical drive.

Fujitsu has also equipped the LifeBook PH520 notebook with AMD VISION Technology that gives true to life graphics. It features 11.6-inch Crystal View WXGA HD display powered by ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4225 with AMD RS880 video graphics with up to 896 MB of HyperMemory graphics allowing 1366 x 768 pixel resolution and delivering pristine picture quality whilst savouring the brilliant details of HD videos and crystal clear photos.

Boasting a vivid bright display of 400:1 Contrast Ratio, the Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 notebook also provides excellent picture clarity outdoors.

LifeBook PH520 comes equipped with integrated Atheros XSPAN 802.11BGN (802.11 b/g/n) wireless and includes integrated Bluetooth V2.1 technology, 10/100 Eternet LAN port, Dual Built-in Stereo Speakers, integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam, Realtek codec ALC269Q-VB5 with High Definition (HD) audio and HDMI digital out port allowing the seamless connection to a LCD TV display.

The Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 notebook also includes one 15-pin D-SUB connector for VGA external monitor, one HDMI digital out port, three USB 2.0 connectors, one DC In connector, one stereo headphone jack, one stereo microphone/line-in jack, one LAN (RJ-45) connector and multi-in-1 memory card reader slot supporting MemoryStick and SD card.

The Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 comes with 6-cell 10.8V 5800 mAh Lithium ion battery and also features a dedicated Power-ECO-button which allows it to offer upto 5 hours and 30 minutes of battery backup.

In addition, by simply pressing the Fn and F11 keys together (ECO mode) users can instantly go into a power saving mode, allowing longer use from battery. ECO mode can also adjust the notebook settings to deliver the most power while you are working in the office.

The Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 also features My Recovery feature that allows creating recovery disc, giving users the peace-of-mind of having the hard drive base recovery always available.

The LifeBook PH520 also has the DVD Sharing Application that is a simple and user-friendly way that allows the ease of sharing of optical disk drive with other PCs via a wireless connection.

The Fujitsu LifeBook PH520 is already available for $599 with Genuine Windows 7 Professional (64 bit) preloaded. There is no news about this laptop’s price and availability in any market so far.

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Athlon 64 2650e overclock

have an old 1.6GHz Athlon 64 cpu, I use the nTune to do the overclocking up to 2GHz. After doing the overclocking for a few hours I tested the temperature and the cpu was cool. So, I am thinking to overclcok it more, but the problem is that nTunes would not overclock it more that this. So, can you suggest me some over clocking software which have more powerful features. Any help is appreciated. Thank you for your help.

I think you should go with SetFSB, SetFSB is a software to change the CPU frequency by using a new value on the FSB of the motherboard. Offering an interface providing access to a quick start, this software more suitable for beginners but also experienced through its multitude of options.

Athlon 64 2650e overclock

These are the supported architectures by SetFSB

- ICS953805CFLF (ECS GS7610 ULTRA V1.1C)
- ICS9LPR426AGLF (ASUS Eee PC)
- ICS9LPRS514EGLF (MSI P965 Platinum)
- ICS9LPRS587EGLF (GIGABYTE P35-DS3)
- Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro V2030. ICS952906AFLF

Here are few software’s which you can use

Prime95
This program is now only available, but it is suitable for all common operating systems include Windows, MacOS and Linux. With the freeware Prime95 can see the the settings of the cpu

ClockGen
ClockGen makes it possible to overclock your hardware (eg for games). It is a freeware tool available for download here. For overclocking you should already be an experienced user. 

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Asus PC Probe 2
Asus PC Probe is a monitoring tool for your PC, which is bundled with most ASUS motherboards, but also for other Boards and is freely available on all Windows distributions.
50e overclock
Hello,
I think you should use SetFSB, it also has an option “Ultra FSB” to increase the FSB beyond its capacity to achieve a very high frequency . Attention however is overclocking, increasing the frequency causes an increase in CPU temperature. Better to have a good cooling system before starting this kind of manipulation.

Some of the softwares you can use 

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EVGA Precision
The Californian company EVGA presents “EVGA Precision” an in-house graphics card
overclocking tool and offers the advantage of ease of use and clarity. For …

CPU-Z
CPU-Z is currently probably the most common “diagnostic tool” among
overclockers. There is not only the most important information about the CPU
used, but also about the …

VoltageFactory – Voltmod tool for NVIDIA and ATI graphics cards
The overclocking tool VoltageFactory allows the easy raising the core voltage of
graphics cards with the Volterra VT11XX chip. These include the NVIDIA GeForce
models.

CPU-Z is one of the most important programs a overclockers. It reads all the important data from the CPU: Vcore, Mega Hertz, cache, front side and also the
stepping. From this data, other users can recognize the achievements of the overclocking and the quality of the processor. The program would also provide
accurate values on the memory and the name of the mainboard. Overclockers can use CPU-Z entered the BIOS settings at a glance.

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Where I can find a service manual for my Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo M 7405 or a similar model please!?

I have to place the laptop LCD panel Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo M 7405, but I have no idea how to remove .. Any help? First two responses, thnx bt, do not you think that I have tried !!!!??? man. doesn't website provide service manuals to the public!

Go to this link http://support.fujitsu-siemens.com/com/support/index.html. Enter notebook as their choice in the bottom box where it says select your product. Then go on into picking selections Amilo, Amilo M, Amilo M 7405, respectively, in each successive screen. When you reach the screen that says you've selected your product, then click Manuals in the left column and download what you need.

Please see below some “Fujitsu Amilo” related products that you might be interested in. The products are listed with a brief summary and its list price. Please click on the product link to get more information.

As you can see, the Lifebook S710 is very fast in CPU and overall tests because of its speedy SSD but fails in 3D related tests due to the lack of a discreet GPU present on both the Sony Z and the Lenovo Edge Notebooks.

Battery life is decent on the Lifebook S710 considering the high specifications. We managed to get almost four hours out of it. Replacing the optical drive with another battery should hopefully last you over six hours. The laptop didn’t very loud or hot during our testing either.

With a street price is AED 6250 (US$ 1700), the S710 is a bit on the higher side. Yes, it has some incredible specs but at the same time, a discreet GPU or a higher res screen could’ve justified it costs.

I made new Photos in the last months - please tell me if you think they are good:

Sun Group introduction of their new line of Digital Photo Frame and Digital Multimedia
High quality at low prices, that’s what defines Sun Group. To prove that, the company has recently announced the introduction of their new line of Digital Photo Frame and Digital Multimedia Frame at new low prices that will get every one up and running. They’re going to be selling their Digital Photo Frames from Euro100 which is an unbelievable price when it comes to Digital Photo Frames. The products are known as one of the best on the market making them a must have for a price this low.
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What a day! The first day of the Food and Light workshop was fantastic, although it started off a bit rocky. I set my alarm last night and, exhausted, fell asleep around 9h30. I must have turned off my 7h00 alarm in my sleep, because I awoke at 7h46 in a panic – the workshop begins at 8h00. I ran around like an idiot getting ready, shoving my contacts in, grabbing my camera and laptop, etc. and – to my utter amazement – appeared, presentable, on time at the gallery across the street! But oh man, what a way to start the day!

The first part of the workshop covered the pretty basic fundamentals of photography and the camera, etc. and spent a lot of time doing hands-on work with different props and other things. Grabbed an unbelievable lunch at The Kitchen – “Boulder’s Community Kitchen” – which stocks locally sourced ingredients (including Udi’s gluten-free bread!!) and is generally eco-friendly (the kitchen runs on wind-powered electricity and the used oil is recycled to run the owner’s car). I had their amazing fire-grilled lamb burger with pepper, tomato and mango chutney on Udi’s bread, with french fries and a green salad with a big, refreshing glass of iced tea – delicious, filling, and perfect in the heat!

Theo the cat says:

Je ne me lasse pas d'admirer ces geais du
Nouveau Monde ! Les geais européens si beaux
soient-ils ont du mal à rivaliser avec cette
splendide livrée bleu cobalt !
… et il fait toujours chaud, chaud
chaud… l'orage qui était censé faire tomber
les températures n'est toujours pas entré en
action. Il tourne autour de nous et demain
doit être reparti mais là on piétine ! ;-))
On espère qu'il ne vire pas à la
catastrophe. A Bruxelles en Belgique il y a
eu des dégâts et des grosses inondations. ici
on attend de voir ce que le ciel va nous
faire tomber sur la tête !!! ^-^
Caresses à la belle Camille

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2010 annual Les Rencontres D’ Arles Photographie

“For the first time this year, The Rencontres d’Arles are dedicating an exhibition area to all those involved in disseminating photography and their partners: The Village. This new service enables photography professionals to rent equipped booths and host the public within a secure, air-conditioned facility, at the heart of the Parc des Ateliers. From July 3rd to 10th, The Village offers an original venue to connect with amateur enthusiasts, collectors and professionals attending the opening days of The Rencontres d’Arles.”

The Village will be open from July 3rd to 10th, 10am to 7pm
Parc des Ateliers, 33 avenue Victor Hugo, 13200 Arles

There will be an exhibition of Photobook Dummies and Photobooks at Le Garage (details here); 

From the 3rd to the 13th of July 2010, will present the first photo book dummies and artist books exhibition to be held during the International Photography Festival of Arles.

Please come and celebrate with us the opening of the show on the 4th of July from 8PM at , 9 rue Raillon, 13200 Arles!

The participants to this exhibition are: (including Seth Fluker, who was reviewed on the PhotoBook here)

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I made some Pics in the last couple of months - please tell me what they tell you:

{Royaltyvrije afbeeldingen en fotos

Today I will be teaching you how to make a cool photo montage in Photoshop. A photo montage is a combination of photos that are all combined into one image. You can use different pictures of family members and loved ones to make your photo montage. This technique can be used in Photoshop 6.0 and above. The first step is to open a new file to work with. You can make the new file any size you wish, but make sure it's big enough to fit all the pictures you want to use in your photo montage. The next step would be to import the photos you want to use in your montage. For instance if you want pictures of your family in the montage then you should open those. Once you have your photos open resize them to the sizes you want. You can do this by hitting control T on your keyboard and then grabbing he corner of the arrow. To keep the same proportions make sure to hold down shift while you do this. Also you should change any other things like lighting and brightness of the photos before we put them in our montage.

Once you are happy with how your photos look we can start putting them in the blank file we made eariler. To do this double click on on the background layer of each photo to unlock them. Then once you have done this click and drag the photos into the blank file with the move tool. Now once you have all the photos in the blank file you can start arranging them in the order in which you want them. After you have put your photos in the places you want you can add some effects to them. One effect I suggest using is an outer glow. Something you can do that is really cool is play with the blending modes to make them blend in with the background more. For example if you use clouds as your background you can mess with the blending modes to create the illusion that the people in your photos are in the clouds. So be creative and have fun with the project. The sky is really the limit when it comes to what you can do with your photo montage. Have fun and arrange and resize the photos any way you like Once you have something you are happy with just save the file. And if you want to make it a jpeg to put it online just go to save for web. I hope you enjoyed this lesson and have a great day.

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So many things in this world simply don't make sense to me. We want special effects in our movies, but we don't want special effects when our movie stars pose on magazine covers. Did people think Sigourney Weaver might really have blue skin? Of course not. Did they think there were real bullets flying on the set of Avatar? Of course not. But they want to see the Navi and even more importantly they want to see guns shooting and things blowing up. Likewise, they want to see hawt, unblemished skin on their magazine covers. Well, that doesn't exist, so the special effects team comes in. And then it's like this conspiracy. Why do people care? If the end result is more appealing to the eyes, who cares if it's manufactured behind a computer screen? If it's not more appealing, then why bother with the magazine or celebrity culture at all? There are women on the street who look as hot and who are intellectually just as interesting as Julia Roberts. If her photo in an ad bothers me, I'll just stare at one of them (and hope she doesn't call the cops on me for stalking or something…)

Did you guys see this:
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/yankees/poll_baseball_insiders_prefer_phil_H9u5FC2i4CTTdXX1pqBTbM

I found this pretty hard to believe, being that it was ‘baseball insiders’ and not fans. I mean, the reasons for preferring Hughes that they gave are reasonable, better secondary stuff, better K:BB, playoff experience, doing it in the AL East, and 2 years younger. However, Pelfrey already has two 30 start seasons with upwards of around 200 innings in each season. Hughes has yet to do that once, and there’s already talk of slowing him down, skipping some of his starts, to keep him ready for the playoffs without a huge innings jump. I’ll take the guy that’s the proven horse that’s shown he can go 200+ innings strong. I’m surprised that consideration didn’t give Pelf at least a few votes.

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