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The 24-inch Philips ErgoSensor Monitor Photo: Philips High-tech sensors are everywhere. They alert us to spoiled food . They monitor our stress levels . And they’re blowing up in the health and fitness space, too, helping us track our key sleep and activity metrics .
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Move to North Dakota for your startup? Yes, really. Shake off any residual snobbery, friends, because the Roughrider State offers chasteningly attractive conditions for entrepreneurs. Julie Kuennen, executive director of the IDEA Center of North Dakota, shares five things you need to know about opening up shop there.
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For the most part, text on the new Retina Display iPad looks amazing. Load a PDF with proper vector-based text onto it, and your document doesn’t just look like paper; it looks like perfect paper. You can zoom and zoom, and every nuance in the kerning of your favorite digital typeface just looks more and more glorious. There’s a big exception to this rule, though. Bitmap-rendered text — basically pictures of letters, which don’t get redrawn when you change resolution — doesn’t look so great on the new iPad.
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As the first major tablet to be officially announced after the iPad's launch, Cisco's Cius is bound to be compared to Apple 's pioneer. But really, they're two very different devices, aimed at two very different markets. You could almost think of the Cius as the BlackBerry to the iPad's iPhone: It has a specific set of tools for a specific segment of buyer, and those buyers could well find it as indispensable as the BlackBerry.
