#Iris&Ink

[jcmarchi]

BirdDog X-Series PTZ Cameras: Compare X1, X1 Ultra, X4 Ultra, and X5 U - Videoguys

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BirdDog X-Series PTZ Cameras: Compare X1, X1 Ultra, X4 Ultra, and X5 U - Videoguys

X1

X1 Ultra

X4 Ultra

X5 Ultra

IMAGING Image Sensor Sony 1/2.8” CMOS • FULL HD Sony 1/2.8” CMOS • ULTRA HD Sony 1 / 1.8” CMOS – ULTRA HD Sony 1/2.8” CMOS • ULTRA HD Lens f=5.5mm ~ 110mm f=4.1mm – 49.2mm f=4.1mm – 49.2mm f=5.4 – 104mm Optical Zoom 20x 12x 20x Video Format 1080p @ 60/50/30/25fps 720p @ 60/50/30/25fps 2160p @ 30/29.97/25fps 1080p @ 30/29.97/25fps 720p @ 30/29.97/25fps 2160p @ 60/59.94/50/ 30/29.97/25fps 1080p @ 60/59.94/ 50/30/29.97/25fps 1080i @ 59.94/50fps 720p @ 60/59.94 2160p @ 60, 59.94, 50,  30/29.97/25fps 1080p @ 60, 59.94, 50, 30/29.97/25fps, 720p @ 60, 59.94, 50fps Horizontal angle of view 55.8° (W) – 3.2° (T) 70.28º (W) – 6.57º (T) 60° (W) ~ 3.5°(T) 56.6°(W)-3°(T) Vertical angle of view 32.2° (W) – 1.8° (T) 42.06º (W) – 3.76º (T) 35° (W) ~ 2.0°(T) 32.5°(W)-1.7°(T) Diagonal angle of view 61° (W) – 3.64° (T) 78.36º (W) – 7.5º (T) 66.6°(W) ~ 4.0°(T) 64.7°(W)-3.5°(T) Aperture F1.6 ~ 3.5 F1.8 ~ 2.68 F1.58 (W) ~ 3.95 (T) F1.6(W)-F3.6(T) Focus Auto, Manual Exposure Auto, Shutter Priority, Iris Priority, Manual Auto, Shutter Priority, Iris Priority, Manual, BLC, WDR Backlight Compensation Yes Shutter Speed – 1/1 – 1/10000s Digital Noise Reduction 2D and 3D Noise Reduction 3D Noise Reduction SNR >50dB ≥45dB – Effective Pixels 2.07 MP 8.29 MP 8.42 MP 8.46 MP Filter Ring – – – ∅49mm AI Tracking Presenter MECHANICAL Pan/Tilt Rotation ±175°, -90°～+90° ±170°, -30° ~ +90° Pan Control Speed 0.1 – 80°/sec 1.7 – 80°/sec 0.1 – 200°/sec Tilt Control Speed 0.1 -60°/sec 1.7-60°/sec 0.1 -200°/sec Preset Number 255 presets 128 presets, Speed Adjustable Integrated Tally Light Halo Style, RGB HALO tally and rear number tally system Halo Style, RGB Pan/Tilt Drive System – – – Ultra-fine Drive Display e-Ink Display e-Ink 2.13” with customization logo Dual e-Ink Display Quietness – – – Max 28dB at full speed pan I/O INTERFACE Video Output Interfaces HDMI, USB-C UVC 1.1, Network 3G-SDI, HDMI, USB-C UVC, Network 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.0, HDMI 1.4, USB-C UVC 1.1, 1Gb Network Video Compression Format H.264, H.265 Network Interfaces 100M adaptive Ethernet port; POE IEEE802.3af, Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11ac 1Gbps adaptive Ethernet port; PoE IEEE 802.3at, WiFi 6 2×2 MIMO (Optional Base station) 1GbE adaptive Ethernet port; POE+ IEEE 802.3at Encoder Network Protocols NDI|HX2, NDI|HX3, RTSP, RTMP NDI®|HX2, NDI®|HX3, SRT, RTSP, RTMP HDMI Decoder Network Protocols NDI|HX2, NDI|HX3 – NDI®|HX2, NDI®|HX3 Control Interfaces 10M/100M Ethernet, Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11ac, RS232 (input & output), RS485, TYPE-C(UVC1.1) 1Gbps Ethernet, USB-C, RS-232 1GbE Ethernet, RS232 (input & output), RS422, TYPE-C(UVC1.1) Control Protocols VISCA Baud Rate: 9600/4800/38400/2400, VISCA-IP, NDI VISCA Baud Rate: 38400/9600/ 4800/2400, VISCA-IP, NDI®, ONVIF VISCA Baud Rate: 38400/9600/ 4800/2400, VISCA-IP, NDI Analogue Audio – 3.5mm TRS Line input/Mic Input 3.5mm (1/4″) Mic In / Line In (Stereo) Digital Audio – Embedded with Main and Secondary HDMI, 12G-SDI, Network Video, USB (UVC) GENERAL PARAMETER Enivronmental Operation – Internal Input Voltage DC 12V, POE IEEE802.3af DC 12V, POE IEEE 802.3at Input Current 2.0A (Max.) 5.0A (Max.) 2.0A (Max.) Power Consumption 13W (Max.) – 18W (Max.) Battery Capacity – 9450mAh – Battery Operating Time (Per Charge) – Up to 6 Hours Run Time (Usage Dependent) – Working Temperature -10℃ ～ +40℃ 0ºC ~ +40ºC Working Humidity 20% ～ 80% Dimension (W*H*D) 171.6*192.6*171.6mm/ 260*217*197mm (before/ after packing) 140*188*203mm / 295*245*254mm (before / after packing) 185*171*200mm / 271*275*245mm (before / after packing) Net and Gross Weight 1.35kg/2.05kg (Net/Gross weight) 1.43kg/2.096kg (Net/Gross weight) 2.19kg (Net / weight) 2.31kg/3.76kg (Net/Gross weight)

[persolaise]

Montblanc Collection, L'Artisan Parfumeur Il Etait Un Bois, Jo Malone London Cypress & Grapevine reviews - 2024

In an attempt to lend their image a bit of rough, Jo Malone London have hired Tom Hardy as the face of their Cypress & Grapevine cologne (credited to Sophie Labbe). I did my best to endure its abrasive profile in a recent session of Love At First Scent episodes, which also included reviews of L’Artisan Parfumeur Il Etait Un Bois (Caroline Dumur) and the new Montblanc Collection quartet. Here are…

[perfettamentechic]

Outfit of the Day by Paola Moretti #outfitoftheday #katemiddleton #irisandink #primaclasse #christianlouboutin #parosh #dooneyandbourke #rodrigootazu #paolamoretti #iho #perfettamentechic #felicementechic Gonna: Iris&Ink Camicia: Prima Classe Scarpe: Christian Louboutin Cappotto: P.A.R.O.S.H. Borsa: Dooney&Bourke Orecchini: Rodrigo Otazu Anello: Rodrigo Otazu Fashion Blogger: Paola Moretti Instagram: paolamorettiiho

[finita--la--commedia]

I only want to write when I can feel a genuine sense of communication. I feel that with you. Writing to you is much more like talking to you, & getting your letters like hearing your voice. Most of the other letters I get are just bits of paper where the personality has dried up with the ink. All your charm & horridness comes across quite fresh !

Iris Murdoch (1919-1999), in a letter to David Hicks (1929-1998) October 10th, 1945 in: “Iris Murdoch, a Writer At War. Letters and Diaries, 1939-1945″

[heaveninawildflower]

1) Heart’s Ease

2) Corn Poppy

3) Cornflower

4) Red Catchfly

5) Iris

6) Borage

7) Snowdrop

8) Dandelion

9) Foxglove

10) Autumn Buttercup

More botanical illustrations taken from ‘Book of Flower Studies’ (circa 1510-1515) by Master of Claude de France.

Opaque watercolour, organic glazes, gold and silver paint, iron and carbon-based ink and charcoal on parchment.

Images and text information courtesy The Met.

[malodorousmalcontent]

ALKEMIA REVIEW

This is the first review for twelve samples I received from Alkemia. I’ll be reviewing Foxfire; Vespertilia; Silken Tent; The Raven; and Salome.

FOXFIRE

NOTES: Sugar Infused White Ghost Fire Ambres Blanc, Jasmine Aldehydes, Nardo.

So this one starts out so light I was almost certain that it was gonna disappear on me pretty quickly, but... Actually it didn't! Which was surprising. More than that, it actually has pretty good staying power - i've been wearing it for a couple hours now and it's goin' strong. Its throw is maybe a few inches off the skin - i'm not catching whiffs of it randomly, but I don't have to hunt for it at my wrists.

As for how it actually smells, it's very pretty and feminine. It's soft and fuzzy - that sugar comes out pretty strong, amplified by the vanilla in the white amber. It's interesting: on one wrist I mostly smell that, while on the other it smells more strongly like a floral, with the jasmine aldehydes easier to pick out. I think that's cause I have less of it on the latter wrist and it's drying down faster - I start to catch those sharp jasmine florals on the drydown on the former wrist, too.

4/5! I'm not big on sugary scents, so I don't know if i'll get more of this, but it's objectively a very nice scent. UPDATE: This is now one of my absolutely favorite sleep scents and I wear it all the time. Bumping it up to a 5/5.

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VESPERTILIA

NOTES: Wild apples, quince, black and jasmine tea, lilies, Palo Santo, golden amberwood.

When I first got it, there was a really fresh note to this that I found super intriguing and nice enough that I set it aside in the, 'ooh i'm excited to try this on', pile. When I put it on, for just a minute or two it got real clean, real soapy - and then kinda faded into something that's just nice, fresh, smooth and just a tiny bit sweet, like a super distant fruit smell. At first I thought it must be the quince, but the more I huff at it, the more i'm getting the apple - light and a little sour, like sniffing a granny smith.  (It's a little harder to pick up because i'm comparing it to S92's Last Exit, which is a super realistic apple scent, like standing in an apple orchard, and this is a little more... Stylized apple.)

On the drydown, it gets a little bit of a woody bitterness to it, and the apple gets a little more amped up. It doesn't have a lot of throw, a little less than the others i've tried, which makes it hard to be sure if it's faded or not with my broken-ass nose since it's already a pretty light scent.

3.5/5. This is a really nice, fresh scent, a little soapy but not too much, but I wish it had more throw.

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SILKEN TENT

NOTES: Candied angelica, Chrysanthemum, Nardo, Jasmine-scented rice pudding, Blonde caramel, Golden amber.

Wow I wrote a full review for this and then scrapped it because I was writing it as I was wearing the scent, rather than after. So here we go!

This is a cool scent. Uh, not literally, it's actually a really warm scent, I mean cool like... Radical. It starts out for maybe the first 15, 20 minutes as very subtle and elegant - 'silky' is indeed a very good word for it. It's a little sweet, but not as much as I expected (I kept reading about the rice pudding note being, uh, notable), with a decidedly savoriness to it. Not really much floral.

Within half an hour though, boy, that sweetness amps - not enough to be sickening or anything, it still remains very mature and elegant, but now the rice pudding and caramel is very notable, with maybe a hint of floral sitting underneath it. This makes me think of something worn by a statuesque woman with an art deco silhouette dressed in golden silks.

And this binch stays. I wore it for a couple hours with it going strong, then scrubbed it to try something else on - and had to give it a second wash because it just wanted to stay on my skin.

5/5.

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THE RAVEN

NOTES: Ebony, Black Spice, Leather, Piper Nigrum, Ink, Black Iris.

HA HA OH MAN THIS IS A WEIRD ONE.

This is COLD. Cold as BALLS, and DARK, probably the first time i've smelled something and genuinely gone 'mm, pitch black, yep'. This smell makes me feel like i'm looking down into an inky-black cursed well on a cold night. Ink is definitely the thing i'm smelling the most in this, but it is far from a one-note perfume: i'm also getting the leather, and oh man the PEPPER is literally making my nose tingle, and then just a hint of green, wet floral down at the bottom that is most definitely the black iris. Every note in this stands out while simultaneously combining to make a smooth, dark, spicy, unisex-leaning-masculine, SUPER WEIRD scent.

It fades down a bit after an hour or two, and that pepper goes away, leaving only the slightest trace of it. Mostly what's there now is the ink and leather. The throw is the Standard Alkemia On Abby's Skin - maybe a few inches - and after 2 hours it's still there, but significantly less noticible.

4/5. I really like this, but am docking it half a point for how it's already fading, and half a point for the pepper, which is just a biiit too much for me.

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SALOME

NOTES: Oriental florals, cognac, dark plum, vanilla, botanical pheromones, and red oud.

Oh, finally, something that's starting out strong.

This is the perfume that taught me to let shit rest for, like, even two seconds. I put this on immediately when I got my package, and mostly what I got was subtle, watery green-ness. After even like, what, 24 hours? 48? It's a totally different scent.

Upon immediate application, this is rich and a little bitter and i'm definitely, definitely getting that dark plum. It's really pretty, the florals are strong and it's a little fruity, and there's something rich in there that I assume is the cognac.

After a lil bit the sharpness that is just this ENTIRE perfume kinda chills out and the notes kinda blend. It's still mostly a fruity floral, but I can just barely get that hint of vanilla somewhere deep down there, sitting under all that and the cognac. This gets warmer and smoother the longer I wear it. It's really nice. It's sexy. This works conceptually just as well as The Raven does.

Standard Alkemia-on-Abby throw of maybe 4 inches from my wrist. Can't report on longevity yet.

UPDATE: holy crap after a couple hours just, wow, pheromones. That shit ain't playing. It's not overpowering, but, wow. Definitely there.

5/5. Might fullsize this one.

[immaterialgirls]

Poésie Thornfield Collection

Poésie is a lovely indie parfumerie with a lot of themed collections and a special knack for gourmand scents, although those are not my favorite.  They released a collection (not limited edition, to my knowledge) inspired by Jane Eyre recently; previous collections have included a Twin Peaks set, a few of which I have tried, and one for famous women of history.  They’ve only just come out with a Viking-themed collection for the early winter season, and I am keen to try it soon. But for now, Jane Eyres, while it is still November (to my mind, one of the Jane Eyriest months of them all).

They have free shipping on the website, everything can be tried in a sample set and two different sizes, and they ship very quickly. There is really no way to go wrong with this brand. 

Opening Chapter: a generous cup of steaming Darjeeling tea, a rainy day, a pile of old books all your own This scent sits somewhere between vanilla and mildew. Perhaps the mildew note would not appear on someone else, but unfortunately for me, I couldn’t shake the impression.

Tiny Phantom: innocent pink roses, marshmallow buttercream, pale white musk, antique mahogany Pretty much a dead ringer for Possets’ Isabella, a confection of sophisticated pink roses, silver musk and ripples and ripples of marshmallow.  This is ridiculously sweet on me, but I know for many out there, that’d be a good thing.

Thornfield: burned wood and lingering smoke, new Vanille accord (a sweet, non-foody vanilla), the barest hint of pumpkin pie spices I could not stand this one. It was the only one I had a truly negative reaction to, as something between the spices and the burned scent brought turkey to my mind and stayed there.

Bewitched: the ingredients for a love spell -  yellow apple, clove, apricot, black pepper, vetiver, anise, cauldron smoke Clove-heavy at first, then it dies down into a witchy golden liquid in a potion bottle, veiled in smoke.  The fruit notes are probably what make it seem so golden and light, but it isn’t a fruity scent on me.

Sir: a masterful blend of fine cognac and tobacco, leather riding boots and a worn leather saddle, hay from the stables, warm skin An autumn-appropriate hay scent with a touch of spice, probably how the leather reads to me.  This is certainly a touch ‘masculine’, but I really enjoyed it; I love hay notes.

Strange Unearthly Thing: moss and ivy entwined, an overturned log studded with tiny mushrooms, one ripe peach, a circle of fairy flowers, white amber In the bottle, this smells like enchanted rainwater, but on my skin, sadly it becomes a men’s body wash sort of aquatic.  I don’t dislike aquatics, and i love moss, but I hate soap.  I really wanted a moss-and-peach fairy scent, but this wasn’t the one.

Marble Kiss: gorse blossom, pink marshmallow, sweet sandalwood incense, a wedding coronet of orange blossom, white iris, and rose de mai This smelled powdery in the bottle, and I wasn’t at all expecting to like it - gorse is supposed to smell like coconut, sandalwood and powdery notes like iris often amp on me, and marshmallow notes, while pretty, can easily overpower a scent.  In fact, this was my favorite of the collection, and I immediately planned on buying a bottle (and in fact, I did).   Marble Kiss goes on full coconut-gorse and florals, with the powdery iris and sweet orange blossom managing to keep the sandalwood from amping, and the coconut keeping the iris and orange blossom from being cloying and baby powder-ish.  But a bit into the weartime, the roses start to appear and the whole scent diffuses so that none of the notes are easy to pick out, and the beautiful rose and orange blossom floral notes come to the fore.

No Bird: blossoming heather, windswept moors, dried leaves eddied by a zephyr This truly smells like being outside in the autumn wind; there’s a bit of a stone note amongst that heather and leaves scent that recalls walking outside.  It’s unusual and I’ve never smelled anything like it.  I ended up buying a bottle of this.

Myself Invisible: stacked books, spilled ink, black tea, shy violets hiding deep in the forest A musky and dark violet and a bit of book-and-ink notes, reminding me a tad of BPAL’s The Manuscript from their Crimson Peak collection.  This was an incense-y sort of violet, and never once reminded me of candy.

Full size bottles from Poésie are tiny rollerballs, and one rollerball retails for 16 USD; however, one of the bottles (neither of the ones pictured) was leaking when it came in the mail, so I don’t know if I’d feel safe traveling with one in my purse.  I’ve found I really enjoy the rollerball application; it doesn’t stress me out, for one thing, but it applies the perfect amount of oil very evenly anywhere you like it, and I sort of wish more brands I love had rollerball options.

[robertabenedetta-blog]

È considerata fra le donne più fortunate al mondo, Amal Ramzi Alamuddin può infatti sfoggiare quando lo desidera un accessorio molto ambito: il marito George Clooney.

Oltre ad essere una donna molto invidiata, di grande fascino e indiscussa eleganza, Amal è un’avvocatessa specializzata in diritti umani, attivista e consigliera Onu, nonchè fra le donne più influenti al mondo.

Il suo stile è particolarmente elegante e chic. Amal non sbaglia un colpo e ad ogni sua apparizione in pubblico stupisce per i suoi look sempre azzeccati!

Scorrendo le foto che la ritraggono, mi ha incuriosito questo look contemporaneamente semplice, quasi da mare, ma di gran classe.

Qui Amal indossa una tuta senza spalline a righe verticali, che contribuiscono a slanciare la sua figura, abbinata ad un pochette in pitone dai toni chiari.

Ma quanto sarebbe cool indossare una mise simile per un aperitivo o una cena estiva fra amici?

Proviamo a copiare il look!

L’elemento chiave è la tuta a righe giocata su tonalità molto classiche e poco appariscenti.

Potreste pensare di sostituirla con proposte adatte anche per un look da giorno come queste di Brunello Cucinelli, Moss Copenhagen e Stella McCartney o con i modelli sbracciati di Gul Hurgel, Alberta Ferretti e Mikael Aghal.

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Non mancano modelli perfetti per la sera. A righe verticali, proprio come quella di Amal, quella di Twenty Easy by Kaos, ma anche quella di Msgm o a spalle scoperte tutta blu di Galvan London.

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Pronte da infilare nella valigia per il mare le tute di Mara Hoffman, Elisabetta Franchi, Iris & Ink e See by Chloè.

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Per la pochette penserei ad un abbinamento a contrasto, qualcosa che non ci si aspetta. Ecco allora le borse a mano di Patrizia Pepe, Dolce & Gabbana e Elie Tahari.

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Un paio di sandali alti è quello che ci vuole per valorizzare l’insieme. Nude, bianchi o argento… sarete perfette!

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Amal Like a star

Lasciate i capelli mossi, concedetevi un velo di trucco e se anche non potrete vantare un George Clooney al vostro fianco, poco importa… e il look è fatto!

Buono shopping!

Like a star #27 È considerata fra le donne più fortunate al mondo, Amal Ramzi Alamuddin può infatti sfoggiare quando lo desidera un accessorio molto ambito: il marito George Clooney.

[iamthestyleartisan]

Do it instyle

Do it instyle by thestyleartisan featuring real leather belts

[i-sweta-gupta]

Double Take: Statement Shoes

Double Take: Statement Shoes

Double Take: Statement Shoes by cly88 featuring a blue a line skirt Iris Ink rib sweater8,030 INR – theoutnet.com RED Valentino button up coat62,180 INR – farfetch.com Gucci blue a line skirt104,720 INR – farfetch.com Kat Maconie multi colored sandals15,705 INR – ashburyskies.com Bulgari foldover handbag147,495 INR – selfridges.com Olivia Burton black dial watch6,545 INR – lanecrawford.com Sidney…

[perfettamentechic]

Outfit of the Day by Paola Moretti #outfitoftheday #lilycollins #oasis #windsorsmith #irisandink #diamarexquis #anabelachan #katespade #guerlain #escada #paolamoretti #iho #perfettamentechic #felicementechic Abito: Oasis Scarpe: Windsor Smith Clutch: Iris&Ink Anello: Diamanr Exquis Orecchini: Anabela Chan Cover: Kate Spade Lipstick: Guerlain Profumo: Elixir by Escada Fashion Blogger: Paola Moretti Instagram: paolamorettiiho

[ptsouros]

Catwalk Inspiration

Catwalk Inspiration by p-tsouros featuring planet wall art

Fabrizio Gianni shirt top €165 – halsbrook.com

MuuBaa genuine leather jacket €200 – brandoutlet.borderfree.com

See by Chloé outerwear rebelle.com

Tommy Hilfiger skirt €380 – mytheresa.com

Morgan skinny trousers €69 – houseoffraser.co.uk

Iris Ink slip on loafer €155 – theoutnet.com

Lacoste leather tennis shoes €89 – lacoste.com

Laur…

[edwardmoorthy]

Ahead of CES 2019, Samsung made an early announcement for its refreshed Notebook 9 Pen in both 13 and 15-inch editions. These new 360-degree 2-in-1 convertible notebook PCs are aimed at artists and anyone else who needed decent power with as little weight as possible.

The Notebook 9 Pen comes with a stylus that looks and feels quite similar to the one that comes bundled with a Galaxy Note 9. Samsung claims it has reduced the stylus’ latency considerably. However, the real upgrade is probably the addition of three replaceable nibs that let you customize the pen tip’s shape and friction to better simulate the feeling of pen on paper.

The company is also throwing in a three-month trial of the Myscript Nebo app from the Microsoft Store, which is an excellent inking program. Samsung claims that new S Pen has a reduced latency of up to 2x from the previous model.

Choice and creativity go hand-in-hand, and those who create deserve the flexibility to work the way they want, wherever inspiration strikes. With improved design and performance, along with our notebook’s most advanced S Pen yet, the new Notebook 9 Pen is perfect for contemporary professionals who put especially high demands on their technology.

– YoungGyoo Choi, Samsung senior vice president and head of PC business team.

For raw power, Samsung is opting for 8th generation Intel Core i7 ones although the exact models were not detailed (likely quad-core 15W “Whiskey Lake”), PCIe NVMe SSD, 8GB or 16GB LPDDR3 RAM. Both devices will run Windows 10 Home and they will support Windows Hello via facial recognition using HD IR Camera and a fingerprint reader. It’s also got a “ThunderAmp” smart amp and “studio-quality sound from speakers tuned by AKG”, Samsung said.

Other features include dual Thunderbolt 3 ports, Gigabit Wi-Fi, 1 x USB-C port, HP/MIC and UFS & microSD Combo. The display, with 1080p resolution as before, has got slimmed-down bezels, at least on the sides.

The 13-inch version comes with Intel Graphics UHD 620, while the 15-inch version features a modest NVIDIA GeForce MX150 with 2GB of video memory – a common GPU to make up for the lack of an Intel Iris Plus option.

The Notebook 9 Pen packs a much bigger battery with fast-charging that lets it run for up to 15 hours. Both models have an Aluminum body and come in Vibrant ocean blue color. They are also incredibly light, at 2.47 pounds for the 13-inch version, and 3.44 pounds for the larger model. Both have a 360-degree hinge and a backlit keyboard.

Samsung has not announced pricing, but if we have to go by the last year pricing, the 13-inch Notebook 9 Pen might cost $1,299, while the larger 15-inch version will probably retail at $1400. It will arrive in the US sometime in 2019.

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    Samsung announces Notebook 9 Pen in 13 and 15-inch editions for artists and creators

Ahead of CES 2019, Samsung made an early announcement for its refreshed Notebook 9 Pen in both 13 and 15-inch editions.

Samsung announces Notebook 9 Pen in 13 and 15-inch editions for artists and creators Ahead of CES 2019, Samsung made an early announcement for its refreshed Notebook 9 Pen in both 13 and 15-inch editions.

[omggadgets]

Ahead of CES 2019, Samsung made an early announcement for its refreshed Notebook 9 Pen in both 13 and 15-inch editions. These new 360-degree 2-in-1 convertible notebook PCs are aimed at artists and anyone else who needed decent power with as little weight as possible.

The Notebook 9 Pen comes with a stylus that looks and feels quite similar to the one that comes bundled with a Galaxy Note 9. Samsung claims it has reduced the stylus’ latency considerably. However, the real upgrade is probably the addition of three replaceable nibs that let you customize the pen tip’s shape and friction to better simulate the feeling of pen on paper.

The company is also throwing in a three-month trial of the Myscript Nebo app from the Microsoft Store, which is an excellent inking program. Samsung claims that new S Pen has a reduced latency of up to 2x from the previous model.

Choice and creativity go hand-in-hand, and those who create deserve the flexibility to work the way they want, wherever inspiration strikes. With improved design and performance, along with our notebook’s most advanced S Pen yet, the new Notebook 9 Pen is perfect for contemporary professionals who put especially high demands on their technology.

– YoungGyoo Choi, Samsung senior vice president and head of PC business team.

For raw power, Samsung is opting for 8th generation Intel Core i7 ones although the exact models were not detailed (likely quad-core 15W “Whiskey Lake”), PCIe NVMe SSD, 8GB or 16GB LPDDR3 RAM. Both devices will run Windows 10 Home and they will support Windows Hello via facial recognition using HD IR Camera and a fingerprint reader. It’s also got a “ThunderAmp” smart amp and “studio-quality sound from speakers tuned by AKG”, Samsung said.

Other features include dual Thunderbolt 3 ports, Gigabit Wi-Fi, 1 x USB-C port, HP/MIC and UFS & microSD Combo. The display, with 1080p resolution as before, has got slimmed-down bezels, at least on the sides.

The 13-inch version comes with Intel Graphics UHD 620, while the 15-inch version features a modest NVIDIA GeForce MX150 with 2GB of video memory – a common GPU to make up for the lack of an Intel Iris Plus option.

The Notebook 9 Pen packs a much bigger battery with fast-charging that lets it run for up to 15 hours. Both models have an Aluminum body and come in Vibrant ocean blue color. They are also incredibly light, at 2.47 pounds for the 13-inch version, and 3.44 pounds for the larger model. Both have a 360-degree hinge and a backlit keyboard.

Samsung has not announced pricing, but if we have to go by the last year pricing, the 13-inch Notebook 9 Pen might cost $1,299, while the larger 15-inch version will probably retail at $1400. It will arrive in the US sometime in 2019.

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Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

Samsung Notebook 9 Pen

    Samsung announces Notebook 9 Pen in 13 and 15-inch editions for artists and creators Ahead of CES 2019, Samsung made an early announcement for its refreshed Notebook 9 Pen in both 13 and 15-inch editions.

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's post (22/10/2017) Inktober Day 22 Edward Midford from Kuroshitsuji . Teruntuk chara yang bikin ketar-ketir(?) setelah personalitynya dipermak abis-abisan sama Sebastian, Edward Midford. PLIS LU DIAPAIN AJA AMPE JADI BEGINI?! Diumpanin apa lu sama Sebastian?? Diajarin apa aja sama dia?? Yang tadinya cuma seorang pria yang over protective banget nget ngettt sama adek perempuan tersayangnya (yang kadang bikin begah sekaligus iri😂) tiba-tiba berubah menjadi aggressive bad boy (walaupun yaa cuma acting selama disuruh jadi idol sama Ciel). **yha Edward sudah tidak polos lagi/? . #inktober #inktober2017 #inktobergambart2017 #inktoberday22 #anime #manga #character #drawing #fanart #sketch #art #ink #edwardmidford #edward #midford #エドワードミッドフォード #エドワード #ミッドフォード #kuroshitsuji #blackbutler #黒執事 #bookofcircus #bookofmurder #bookoftheatlantic @gambartsketchbook (at Jakarta, Indonesia)

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Sound & Poetry in Granby Place, Lower Marsh Granby Place, SE1 7AE, Sat 8 July, 3-5PM

We are proud to present a series of afternoon sound and poetry performances, featuring Rie Nakajima, Sue Lynch, Douglas Benford, Adam Bohman, Sharon Gal, Virna Teixeira & Albert Pellicer. Please note that this performance will be conducted out of doors. Part of the SONIC Waterloo sound art festival. | Free entry, Facebook event link.  | All welcome | Image : Dawid Laskowski Rie Nakajima // rienakajima.com Rie Nakajima is a Japanese artist working with installations and performances that produce sound. Her works are most often composed in direct response to unique architectural spaces using a combination of kinetic devices and found objects. She has exhibited and performed widely both in the UK and overseas and has produced ‘Sculpture’ with David Toop since 2013. With Keiko Yamamoto she has a music project 'O YAMA O' which explores music with no genre. She also has a collaborative project ‘Dead Plants/Living Objects’ with Pierre Berthet. Sue Lynch // suelynch.wordpress.com Sue Lynch is a composer and multi-instrumentalist working in the improvised music tradition. Lynch currently runs The Horse Music Club at I K L E C T I K with Adam Bohman and Hutch Demouilpied. She studied Fine Art at Coventry College of Art and in the 1980’s toured with The Happy End Big Band. She is also a band leader/arranger for Hogcallin (Mingus) and performs with ‘The Remote Viewers' (Petts, Edwards,Sanders,Kraabel and Northover),‘The Custodians of The Realm’ (text collages and improvisation) and Helen McDonald’ sounds of the seventies ‘Future Groove’. In 2015 she performed with The Cambodian Space Project and with Maria Vatentina’s opera ‘Mannequin’. In 2016, she was part of an ensemble of improvisers as part of Tarek Atoui’s ‘Reverse Collection’ at the Tate Modern. Douglas Benford // douglasbenford.org.uk Douglas Benford, composer and sound artist, has performed at institutions in the UK (Bristol’s Arnolfini, London’s Science Museum, Tate Modern, The Roundhouse, ICA and Glasgow’s CCA), festivals worldwide and has had installation work in numerous UK galleries. He focuses on acoustic improvisation using field recordings, classical instruments, objects, vocals and children’s toys. His regular collaborators include poet Tamar Yoseloff, Angharad Davies, Lina Lapelyte, Jem Finer and sculptor Rob Olins. He also co-curated, with Iris Garrelfs, Sprawl audio events in London. Adam Bohman // adambohman.bandcamp.com Adam Bohman has been operating on the outer fringes of underground music for decades. Working with home-built instruments, found objects, tape cut-ups, collages, ink drawings and graphic scores. Favouring acoustic sounds over electronics, he explores the minute tendrils of sounds coaxed from any number of non-musical instruments and objects. He is a member of British experimental groups, Morphogenesis, The Bohman Brothers, Secluded Bronte, and The London Improvisers Orchestra. Adam's music is unique and experimental, incorporating Fluxus japery, musique concrete, sound poetry and free improvisation. Sharon Gal // sharon-gal.com Sharon Gal is an interdisciplinary artist, performer, experimental vocalist and composer. Her work relates to sound, architecture, live performance, free improvisation and participatory art, exploring the psychology of sound and its relationship with space. Sharon performs solo and in collaborations with David Toop, Steve Beresford and Phil Minton. She also directs participatory large group compositions, examining the inter-relations between people and place. She is a co-founder of Resonance104.4 FM. Her music was released by various labels and she performed in the UK & internationally including; The V&A, Science Museum, Whitechapel Gallery, Tate Modern & Tate Britain. Virna Teixeira // vimeo.com/user562285 Virna Teixeira was born in Fortaleza, Brazil. She is a poet, translator, neurologist, and works in psychiatric hospitals in London. Her poetry books and poetry pamphlets were published in Brazil, Lisbon, Mexico, Argentina and UK. Her poems appeared in Datableed, The Projectionist Playground, and she recently co-edited a Brazilian issue of the magazine Alba Londres. Virna has recently been experimenting with film-poems, and runs a small press (Carnaval Press), specialising in Brazilian poetry in translation. Albert Pellicer // http://bit.ly/2qYc5ai Albert Pellicer writes in English, Catalan and Spanish. His poetry explores ‘the unheard’ and timbre within the margins of text. He has collaborated with sound artist Ximena Alarcón, The Fumigation Of La Luna and worked with composer Francisco Coll in Óxido: First Repetition; premiered at Wigmore Hall, 2010; published by Faber & Faber Music. The film Breath of Sense by Helen Petts, is based on the translation of his poem into the whistled language of La Gomera - Canary Islands. He has also collaborated with visual poet Márton Koppány in Asylum; Iklectik, London 2017 and has two books published: El Lector de Núvols and Fennec. Supported by the Arts Council England. Curated by IKLECTIK & Unpredictable Series.