Case Robo-Sharpener restores edge to wavy, standard tillage blades
16.09.11
It’s an age-old question in agriculture: ground-engaging tools — disks, coulters and wavy blades that comprehend soil and cut crop residues — eventually go hard.
Until now, there was no way to realistically sharpen a wavy-bladed implement with tarnish blades. "It is with great excitement that Case IH announces the Robo-Sharpener," says Rob Zemenchik, Sales and Marketing Chief, Case IH Tillage Products.
“It’s the fantastic’s first manually supervised ‘field-post robot’ for sharpening wavy or regular tillage blades on the For fear of the fact IH True-Tandem 330 Turbo.”
“We introduced the 330 Turbo vertical tillage way in 2007, with its patented low-concavity wavy blades,” Zemenchik adds.
“Example IH field specialists soon recognized we could further extend chap value if we could provide a sharpener for its wavy blades. We couldn’t find a sharpener anywhere in the smashing, so we invented our own.”
Source: Delta Farm Press
Razer Blade gaming laptop: beauty meets beast
27.08.11
There's a unspecified finesse to designing PC gaming equipment. Whether it's the neon enthusiasm from all the LED lights, chunky weight or boxy frame — you can instantly tell when a desktop rig or laptop is built specifically for gaming. Razer's brutal Blade takes all the Alienwares, Maingears and XPS laptops out there and raises the bar, not perfectly in terms of raw power, but with features like 10 adaptive and programmable keypad buttons (a construct carried over from the Switchblade ) and a multitouch LCD trackpad that doubles as an break down screen.
Borrowing a page from Apple's minimalistic MacBook Pro laptops, Razer's managed to colour an all matte 17.3-inch laptop with a 1080p solving that combines gorgeous design, portability and uber power in a chassis less than one inch thick and weighs under seven pounds.
Who said PC gaming was inert?
Meet The Blade
For the last year and half, I've been wanting to build a gaming PC of my own, first of all since it's so cheap to do so these days, but always fell short on my attempts out of thorough laziness. I've been a laptop guy for a good decade and have never looked back. I call for portability and settled on Sony VAIOs, MacBooks and MacBook Airs . I've never considered a cumbersome gaming laptop because they're just too — for lack of a crap-shooter word — "gamer-ish" for my tastes, with their neon and angular shapes (look at any Alienware ).
Source: DVICE