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Feel Kobe City

When Japan opened its doors to international trade in 1868 after years of self-imposed isolation, Kobe grew to became one of the world’s busiest ports. Many foreign traders settled in the city, introducing new cultures to the area. Kobe has retained its international flavor, making it one of Japan’s more cosmopolitan locations. With a population [...]

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LaVie M by NEC

On top of the LaVie L that we mentioned today, NEC has presented yet another unit that goes into the notebook category, it is the LaVie M.
The technical specifications of the LaVie M aren’t too powerful, but there is one detail that is above the average – the battery life that can last up to [...]

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The New Gateway ZX4800 and ZX6810

Gateway has unveiled the One ZX series, which consists on the ZX4800 and ZX6810 multi-touch computers that will feature the Windows 7 so it can use the zoom and editing of images features of the OS.
The ZX4800 is a 20-inch computer with a resolution of 1600×900, and a Pentium dual-core processor running at 2.1GHz. It [...]

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Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

This enchanting capital city of Malaysia is renowned, especially for two aspects: its modern metropolis and rich culture. With a thriving population of over 1.6 million — mostly comprised of Malays, Chinese and Indians — the multicultural influences of Malaysia has manifested in the various traditions, languages and even religions. However, the best part about [...]

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Live like the president in Brazil

To walk a mile in George W. Bush’s footsteps — not that any of us would necessarily want to — take a trip to the Hilton São Paulo Morumbi in Brazil. Offering the Live Like A Mogul package for a mere $5,500, you’ll be able to dictate country policy and rule the world. Well, not [...]

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