Lenovo Legion 7i review: a great gaming laptop for grown-ups Specifications It’s a major upgrade from the Legion Y740, with a notable bump up to a 10th-gen Intel CPU with 8 cores and 16 threads. The 7i also gets a few improvements in the keyboard; the trackpad is now 39% larger and gets Windows Precision Drivers. The revamped design achieves an 85% screen-to-body ratio, and the screen rests on a 180-degree hinge that makes it easy to open with one hand....

Lenovo’s CEO claims that high demand for the LePad tablet has resulted in a supply shortage since its debut and aims to grab 20 percent of China’s tablet computer market by the end of this year. That will put the world’s fourth-largest PC maker in direct competition with Apple, which takes up 78.3 percent of China’s tablet market, followed by Samsung’s 5.1 percent and then several small domestic players, according to research firm Analysys International....

Unlike over 99% of engineers who graduate in India, I decided that a job was not the way to go after graduation. Software companies expect me to do mindless so-called “programming” and pay me $6000 a year? What are you freaking kidding me? It’s not so much the money (which is obviously insulting), but it’s the “programming” they make you do at Indian software shops. Sure, there are some better than others, but most of them are crap....

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Kickstarter user and graphic designer John Bonadies is developing an application that will revive theletterpress on your iPad. The application will allow you to create letterpress designs digitally using a collection of historically accurate wood typefaces and cuts. Bonadies is usingKickstarter, a service that bills itself as “a new way to fund & follow creativity”, to raise the funds needed to acquire a set of original letterpress typefaces from a collector....