Thursday, July 3, 2014
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Asus ZenFone 4 Overview
Asus Zenfone4 merupakan semartfone besutan asus yang bisa dibilang laris manis dalam peluncurannya.Meskipun zenfone 4 ini merupakan seri terendah dari beberapa saudaranya yaitu zenfone 5 dan zenfone 6,namun sepertinya ini tidak menyurutkan antusiasme dari para konsumen untuk segera memiliki gadget canggih dan trendy ini.Baru baru ini samartphone yang dibanderol seharga Rp 1.099.000 dari vendor aslinya mengalami loncatan harga yang meroket di pasaran khususnya di indonesia sendiri.Tak heran dengan fitur-fitur yang tergolong 'Wah' di kelasnya menjadikan smartphone ini laris manis di pasaran dan harganya pun mampu menembus hingga Rp1,5 jt.Buat kalian yang penasaran ini dia wujud dari smartphone tersebut.
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Responsiveness
Kinerja sempurna,tanpa kompromi
Prosesor Intel ® ZenFone 4 dapat dengan mudah menangani berbagai tugas dan memberikan pengalaman game yang menakjubkan.
Intel Inside,
Kinerja Luar Biasa
ASUS ZenFone 4 menggunakan Intel ® Atom ™ 2520 prosesor untuk kinerja
terbaik dan efisiensi daya. Aplikasi - aplikasi dapat terbuka dengan
cepat, permainan berjalan lancar dan Anda dengan mudah dapat menelusuri
halaman web JavaScript-ataupun yang berat- semua tanpa mengorbankan daya
tahan baterai.Dual SIM, Dual Standby
ZenFone 4 menawarkan dukungan dual SIM, yang memungkinkan Anda untuk
memiliki satu perangkat untuk kebutuhan pribadi dan pekerjaan Anda.
Dengan dukungan untuk jaringan kecepatan hingga 42Mbps DC-HSPA +, Anda
dengan mudah dapat melakukan streaming video HD, browsing web atau
bekerja.
SonicMaster
Gorilla Glass 3
Lebih kuat dari yang pernah adaCorning ® Gorilla ® glass 3 meningkatkan ketahanan kaca tergores sampai dengan 4x nya, dibandingkan dengan kaca standar berbahan Al-Si dan 10x lipat dibandingkan dengankaca berbahan Na-Si.
Itulah sekilas tentang zenfone 4 yang saat ini sedang menjadi trending topik di kalangan para konsumennya.Untuk spesifikasi lebih rinci bisa kunjungi situs resmi dari ASUS ZenFone 4 .
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
A Skylite Drive
Michael "Jag" Jagmin - Vocals
Nick Miller - Guitar
Joey Wilson - Guitar
Brian White - Bass / Screams
Kyle Simmons - Keyboards
Cory La Quay - Drums / Vocals
It takes great vision for a band to refuse to rest on their previous successes and instead focus on what they need to become. That’s exactly what Lodi, California’s A Skylit Drive achieved with the sextet’s third full-length album, Identity On Fire.
Marrying the defining, intrinsic elements of A Skylit Drive’s signature sound with a bold new palette of tones, textures and song structures, the aptly named Identity On Fire serves up a double meaning, not only standing apart from the band’s prior works but also defining the band from this point forward.
“This record has everything to do with setting fire to the things that you don't want and don't need, and are only slowing you down,” notes Michael “Jag” Jagmin. “It’s about creating your own identity, and being who you want to be. We feel like that's what we've done with this album.”
A Skylit Drive — comprised of vocalist Jagmin, guitarists Nick Miller and Joey Wilson, bassist/screamer Brian White, drummer Cory La Quay and keyboardist Kyle Simmons — officially burst onto the scene in 2007 with the She Watched The Sky EP, followed by 2008’s Wires And The Concept Of Breathing. The album marked the group’s first proper full-length album and the entrance of Jagmin to the fold. Wires hit #171 on the U.S. Billboard 200, as well as #9 on the Top Heatseekers Chart and #20 on the Top Independent Albums chart, setting the stage for a much-anticipated follow-up. The band then joined the Fearless Records family, with their label debut coming in the form of 2009’s Adelphia, which peaked at #64 on the Billboard 200.
With the sophomore pressure behind them, ASD re-entered the studio in the fall of 2010, after a summer of 10-hour days spent writing new material in a blistering warehouse, to record Identity On Fire. All the sweat clearly paid off: Identity captures the group truly coming into their own, at a pivotal stage in their career. The album debuted on the U.S. Billboard 200 at #89 and #16 on the Alternative Albums chart.
“We're extremely excited about the album,” says Jagmin. “We took everything we did on Wires and Adelphia and asked, 'What did we do wrong, what did we do right, and what have we never done, but wanted to do?' We feel that this is the album we've needed to make, and we finally did it.”
Nick Miller - Guitar
Joey Wilson - Guitar
Brian White - Bass / Screams
Kyle Simmons - Keyboards
Cory La Quay - Drums / Vocals
It takes great vision for a band to refuse to rest on their previous successes and instead focus on what they need to become. That’s exactly what Lodi, California’s A Skylit Drive achieved with the sextet’s third full-length album, Identity On Fire.
Marrying the defining, intrinsic elements of A Skylit Drive’s signature sound with a bold new palette of tones, textures and song structures, the aptly named Identity On Fire serves up a double meaning, not only standing apart from the band’s prior works but also defining the band from this point forward.
“This record has everything to do with setting fire to the things that you don't want and don't need, and are only slowing you down,” notes Michael “Jag” Jagmin. “It’s about creating your own identity, and being who you want to be. We feel like that's what we've done with this album.”
A Skylit Drive — comprised of vocalist Jagmin, guitarists Nick Miller and Joey Wilson, bassist/screamer Brian White, drummer Cory La Quay and keyboardist Kyle Simmons — officially burst onto the scene in 2007 with the She Watched The Sky EP, followed by 2008’s Wires And The Concept Of Breathing. The album marked the group’s first proper full-length album and the entrance of Jagmin to the fold. Wires hit #171 on the U.S. Billboard 200, as well as #9 on the Top Heatseekers Chart and #20 on the Top Independent Albums chart, setting the stage for a much-anticipated follow-up. The band then joined the Fearless Records family, with their label debut coming in the form of 2009’s Adelphia, which peaked at #64 on the Billboard 200.
With the sophomore pressure behind them, ASD re-entered the studio in the fall of 2010, after a summer of 10-hour days spent writing new material in a blistering warehouse, to record Identity On Fire. All the sweat clearly paid off: Identity captures the group truly coming into their own, at a pivotal stage in their career. The album debuted on the U.S. Billboard 200 at #89 and #16 on the Alternative Albums chart.
“We're extremely excited about the album,” says Jagmin. “We took everything we did on Wires and Adelphia and asked, 'What did we do wrong, what did we do right, and what have we never done, but wanted to do?' We feel that this is the album we've needed to make, and we finally did it.”
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