Samsung will release a new tablet with Microsoft Os

South Korean group Samsung Electronics will release a new digital tablet under Windows, reported Thursday the Korea Economic Daily, citing a source familiar with the matter.

This tablet, equipped with the Windows operating system developed by Microsoft 8, will be presented at the "BUILD" organized by the American giant's 13 to 16 September in California.

Samsung Electronics, the second largest producer of mobile phones, has declined comment.

Analysts say South Korea wants to reduce its dependence on Android operating system Google after its acquisition by the American giant of internet mobile phone manufacturer Motorola Mobility.

This indeed marks the arrival of Google in the market of "hardware" (equipment), making it a serious potential competitor to Samsung in particular.

His main rival remains Apple. Both groups engaged a fierce legal battle over patents, market the iPhone smartphones (Apple) and Galaxy S (Samsung) and touch pads iPad (Apple) and Galaxy Tab (Samsung).

Reliance 3G Tab on Android OS REVIEW & PRICE

There's always a catch with a cheap Android tablet. The screen quality could be below par, the build quality may be poor, some features may be missing or the hardware may be a generation old.

Happily, Reliance seems to have gotten around most of these common irritants with budget tablets to deliver a solid product that is really worth the asking price.

The device is manufactured by ZTE Corp, evident when you remove the back cover to expose the removable battery, SIM card slot and micro SD slot. The 7-inch size is eminently portable: the 389 gram weight and 12.6mm thickness also contribute to the portability.

The black-silver combination looks attractive and the device generally has pleasing build quality, even though it's mostly plastic. On top is a 3.5mm audio/headphone port and a speaker grill, the right side has a power button and volume rocker and at the lower edge is a micro USB port and a second speaker grill.

Like many other budget tablets, the 3G Tab has Android 2.3 which is good because you get the entire wealth of Android apps at your disposal. From games, to launchers (home screen replacements) and productivity apps - everything is available and works fine on the 7-inch screen.

It has all the required specs - a multi-touch enabled capacitive screen, ambient light sensor for automatic brightness adjustment, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi with hotspot feature, GPS, dual cameras (2MP rear, VGA front), FM and accelerometer. The device can also double up as a cellphone, with calls via speakerphone or using a wired/Bluetooth headset.

The camera is strictly average - the quality could be compared to that of an entry-level Android phone. Images are generally noisy when taken indoors, but then again, you shouldn't be expecting much at this price. Audio is loud and clear - both while making calls or watching a video - though in both cases, use of a headset is recommended.

The battery is good for a full day of use with 3G data connectivity, calls, emails, browsing and a little gaming.

As far as we could tell, there are three areas where the Reliance 3G Tab doesn't match up to something like the original 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab (P1000).

Firstly, the screen has a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels - the same as what a high-end smartphone offers and lower than the Galaxy's 1024 x 768. This means that the number of pixels per square inch (pixel density) is low.

Secondly, the 800Mhz processor is a bit of a step down and it is noticeable at times with certain apps or when you scroll between screens too fast.

Finally, the device is locked to the Reliance network, so you can't just use any SIM card you want.

On the plus side, it has to be said that Reliance's 3G network seems to be offering consistent speeds in the various locations that we tested it out.

If you'd rather not spend the extra, you can choose to buy the 3G Tab without a plan and pay just Rs 12,999 upfront. You'll be using it just like a Wi-Fi tablet and later, you can opt for one of the discounted 3G advance rental or monthly plans.

Overall, Reliance seems to have come up with a solid, reliable and affordable Android tablet that can easily hold its own against some more expensive competition. As far as budget tabs go, this is definitely one of the top contenders, though you can also consider similar offerings from MSI like the WindPad Enjoy 7

e BlackBerry Curve 9350, 9360 and 9370 smartphones

The BlackBerry Curve 9350, 9360 and 9370 smartphones, like the Curve models that came before them, take the best of what RIM has to offer and stuff it into an affordable package that sheds the bells and whistles. Spec highlights include RIM’s slimmest Curve design ever, GPS and Wi-Fi support, 5-megapixel cameras and the BlackBerry 7 OS. ”These new models will build on the incredible success of the BlackBerry Curve line and further expand the largest global launch of BlackBerry smartphones in our history,” said RIM Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis in a statement. “The new BlackBerry Curve smartphones are absolutely stunning and offer a significant performance upgrade with an unmatched mobile social experience for the millions of feature phone users in the market as well as our existing Curve customers.” RIM’s new Curve line will launch this month in Canada and beginning next month in additional markets. RIM’s full press release follows below.





RIM Introduces New BlackBerry Curve Smartphones



Sleek, fast and easy-to-use smartphones feature next-generation BlackBerry 7 OS and deliver smooth social experiences wherever you go



Waterloo, ON – Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced three new BlackBerry® smartphones featuring the BlackBerry® 7 Operating System (OS). The all-new BlackBerry® Curve™ 9350, BlackBerry® Curve™ 9360 and BlackBerry Curve™ 9370 smartphone are exciting additions to the popular BlackBerry Curve series.



These new models are designed to address a large and important segment of the global mobile phone market where customers are looking to upgrade their existing feature phone or existing BlackBerry Curve with an affordable, easy-to-use, full-featured and socially-connected smartphone.



“These new models will build on the incredible success of the BlackBerry Curve line and further expand the largest global launch of BlackBerry smartphones in our history,” said Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO at Research In Motion. “The new BlackBerry Curve smartphones are absolutely stunning and offer a significant performance upgrade with an unmatched mobile social experience for the millions of feature phone users in the market as well as our existing Curve customers.”



Everything You Need

The new BlackBerry Curve smartphones are slim, stylish and simply beautiful. They are ergonomically designed with a comfortable and iconic keyboard for fast, accurate typing and an optical trackpad for easy, one-handed navigation. GPS and Wi-Fi® support are also included, as well as a 5MP camera with flash and video recording so that memories can be captured and instantly shared on social networks. The microSD/SDHC slot supports up to 32 GB memory cards for additional media storage.



In addition to supporting the new BlackBerry 7 OS, the new BlackBerry Curve smartphones feature a range of powerful hardware enhancements including upgraded processors, displays and memory, and built-in support for NFC (Near Field Communications), a new technology that is enabling many exciting capabilities, including the ability to pair accessories or read SmartPoster tags with a simple tap of the smartphone.



Next-Generation BlackBerry 7 OS

BlackBerry 7 introduces a next generation BlackBerry browser which combines the dramatically improved performance of the advanced WebKit browser engine with the hardware enhancements in the new BlackBerry Curve smartphones to deliver a significantly faster, more fluid web browsing experience. Additional enhancements to this next generation BlackBerry browser have also enabled smoother navigation and optimized HTML5 performance for incredible gaming and video experiences.



BlackBerry 7 OS also includes a number of other pre-loaded applications and integrated functionality for increased productivity and collaboration right out of the box. The Premium version of Documents To Go is included free of charge, offering users powerful document editing features as well as a native PDF document viewer. BlackBerry® Protect is also pre-loaded*, offering customers the peace of mind that personal data can be backed up and secured in the cloud. With BlackBerry Protect, users can locate their misplaced BlackBerry smartphone using GPS or remotely turn up the ringer for an audible notification if their handset is close-by. BlackBerry® Balance (announced May 2, 2011) is integrated in BlackBerry 7, allowing users to enjoy the full BlackBerry smartphone experience for both work and personal purposes without compromising the IT department’s need for advanced security and IT controls. The popular universal search capability has also been enhanced with support for voice-activated search, so users can now simply speak to begin searching their device and the web for information.



Best In Class Communications and Social Experiences

The next generation BlackBerry Curve smartphones deliver the world’s best mobile communications and social experiences with a highly refined and integrated suite of phone, email, messaging and social apps to keep users connected and productive throughout the day.



The latest release of BBM™ (BlackBerry® Messenger) is pre-loaded and now extends the real time BBM experience to a range of other apps, such as Foursquare, allowing users to easily interact with each other from within the ‘BBM connected’ app (see separate announcement on July 28, 2011).



The updated Social Feeds (2.0) app has been extended to capture updates from media, podcasts, and favorites all in one consolidated view. The new Facebook® for BlackBerry smartphones (2.0) app introduces features like Facebook chat and BBM integration that makes it easier for users to connect with their Facebook friends in real time utilizing push notifications. Twitter for BlackBerry smartphones also delivers a deeply integrated experience including use of real time push notifications and Social Feeds integration.



Availability

The BlackBerry Curve 9350, 9360 and 9370 smartphones are expected to be available from carriers in Canada this month and from other carriers around the world beginning in September. Availability dates and pricing for specific devices from specific carriers will be announced in conjunction with RIM’s partners.

World's first dual screen laptop .

Dual screen tablet

From: Microsoft Sweden

This tablet has two touchscreens, each with LED backlighting and 1,024 x 600 Resolution. You will note the virtual Keyboard, and it is billed as the world's first dual touch-screen Windows mini-notebook PC. It can be used both vertically and horizontally, thanks to a built-in accelerometer. The battery life is good for 2 or 4 hours with high-capacity battery.Other features include Intel Pentium U5400CPU , 62GB SSD, 2GB RAM, WiMAX, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, Micro SD/SDHC slot, USB port, and Windows 7 Home Pentium 32bit.

Processor Wars: AMD vs. Intel Which is better ?

Which processor is best for home use. What it means: Dual-Core, Dual-Core. What are the E7 Intel Xeon, Intel Core i7 i5, Athlon 64, Turion 64 or AMD Athlon II. What is the difference between Intel Pentium Dual Core and Intel Core 2 Duo. All these questions are hovering around the world of processors (at least doubt that the average user has on them).



And the race for more advanced chips, but has spent years in the computer industry, promises to get hotter now than ever. Is that Intel and AMD have launched a relentless war to stay as absolute kings of the territory and insert your brand in your own home.



The dynamics of these advances in computer technology dictates that, whenever things seem to calm down and we'll processor time, emerging news and rumors about the new super-processor that is threatening to turn the corner.



This mechanism, removing the new generation after generation, is logical, as advances occur in the business at an alarming rate, but this does not help much in countries like ours, where access to technology is very expensive and not just bought our new computer and feel that is old and way to becoming obsolete. Therefore, it is always good to stay informed and wait a bit to make the best purchase possible.



The good news



These days it leaked news about new projects of the two chip giants Intel and AMD, which cast new light on the immediate future of the industry and put on shows that now the war seems to be the faster clock (as it was until recently), but what matters now is who has the highest number of cores on their devices.



Intel, the undisputed leader in the segment, announced that its new generation of chips, which will be the evolution of the platform Sandy Bridge, will be released sometime in October, just a month after the launch of the Bulldozer chips, the new generation AMD competition.



The new Intel platform, call (as usual) Extreme Edition, will operate under a new socket, LGA 2011, and will support four channels, so you have four memory modules, such as high-end will not have integrated video, which is great for users who need lots of performance.



The workhorse of this new generation will be the new Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition-3960X, a small wonder that will have six cores, twelve threads, a processing speed of 3.3 Ghz native, 3.9 GHz Turbo mode, 15 MB L3 cache, and a 130W thermal threshold.



A real monster this is followed by the Core i7-3930K, also six and twelve cores threads, which has 12 MB of L3 cache and a 3.2 and 3.8 Ghz speed in both modes.



The younger brother of the family is the Core i7-3820. A quad-core processor, eight processing threads and a 10MB L3 cache, a little more humble than their older siblings. But do not dismiss it because their clock speeds will be higher than those offered by the other two models: 3.6 GHz in native mode, and 3.9 GHz Turbo mode.



As for prices, although no official numbers, it is expected that the model-3960X i7 Extreme Edition is around $ 999 and i7-3930K the $ 560. I7-3820 model does not have an estimate yet.



Meanwhile, AMD will launch its new family Bulldozer on 19 September, the fastest models integrate the Black Edition and will have eight cores and Core Turbo function for users who need to squeeze a little more clock speed of processor.



Following the release of top line models, will debut the most modest and cheap copies of the series, although there are not many qualifications.



However, not content with this release, and perhaps threatened by the new generation of Intel chips, leaked details of AMD's plans for 2012 so we still did not work out new processors and we are talking about to come after them.



The Chinese portal zol.com.cn published pictures of what, clearly, is the new AMD processor family, called Piledriver, which would be the evolution of Bulldozer, and present two new processors, called Komodo and Corona. Apparently, these new chips will work in a sock FM2 and have a maximum of ten cores, something truly surprising.



While no further details on price or performance, news of a reaction from AMD to Intel's domination almost undisputed is good for the category and consumers in general. At the moment we can only hope.

Apple will launch iPad3, the next generation tablet computers, early 2013

Apple will launch iPad3, the next generation tablet computers, early next year.

The company is working with its suppliers in Asia (China and Taiwan) to start its production in October.

With the feature of high resolution display, the iPad 3 has designed to keep Apple ahead of its rivals, specially Samsung, Motorola and Acer.

The company, which has already ordered components for 1.5 million units in the fourth quarter, does not manufacture its own devices.

It subcontracts the job to manufacturing specialists in Taiwan and China.

With over 80 percent market controlling, Apple is undisputed leader of the tablet computer market, which has sold 9.3 million units in its fiscal third quarter

LG Optimus One P500 review and price

When LG first came out with their smartphones, they were a disaster in the Indian markets. They were seen as a failure on every front and didn’t have anything good apart from the full QWERTY keyboard. The display was poor, the software was outdated, interface was sluggish, call quality was poor and the battery too was very less than what one would expect. But things have changed now and their phones seem to get better with each attempt. The latest phone from this manufacturer is LG Optimus One P500 which is also known as just LG Optimus One. This device makes a good first impression and there is Android 2.2 aka Froyo pre-installed on the phone. Also, there is support for Xvid and DivX playback.

Bharti Unit Airtel Launches 7 inches $220 Android Tablet in India

A ,9999 rupees ($220) 7-inch tablet in India based on Google Inc.'s Android operating system.

The development comes a week later after India's second largest mobile services company, Reliance Communications Ltd., launched a $286 7-inch Android tablet to capitalize on the expected demand for cheap computing devices in the world's fastest-growing and second-largest mobile phone market.

Indians, mostly in the country's rural areas, are expected to skip buying personal computers to adopt cheaper tablet computers to access internet, like they bought mobile phones to access telephone services before owning a landline phone.

Phone services companies like Bharti Airtel Ltd.--India's largest mobile-phone company by users--Reliance Communications and Idea Cellular Ltd., expect increased data usage to help boost revenue and margins in a market where stiff competition has kept call tariffs at less than one U.S. cent a minute. Telecom and Internet services providers paid more than $22.7 billion to the Indian government in 2010 for bandwidth to offer 3G telephony and broadband wireless Internet.

Beetel Magiq, Beetel Teletech's tablet, has a mobile radio and WiFi chip and runs on Android 2.2, a press release from the Indian company said. The tablet runs on an unnamed 1 Gigahertz chipset and contains a front and rear facing 2 megapixel camera, the release added.

On Aug. 10, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. launched its 10.1-inch and 8.9-inch tablets in India for $799 and $750 respectively. Apple Inc. sells its iPad 2 in India at prices starting at $499 for the 16 gigabyte WiFi-only unit, while Research In Motion Ltd. sells its 7-inch PlayBook in India for $617.

HTC Wildfire A3333 Review & price In India

This phone has lot in common with its predecessors and it has everything that you’d expect in a high end cell phone. HTC Wildfire A3333 is recommended for people who are looking for a really advanced phone and are willing to spend money. There is Android 2.1 OS inside, 3G, cool five megapixel camera, and a music player that supports various different formats. Due to 3G support, you will get great support for high speed browsing, emailing, uploading/downloading and there is also access to social networking sites which saves you from typing the entire URL for logging in. I would say that the HTC Wildfire A3333 is a complete package which is worth the price tag. The cost of this handset is Rs. 14,207.

Nseries N86 handset with an awsome 8MP camera

Expected on the second quarter of this year, the Nseries N86 handset by Nokia it's a beautiful and shiny device with an awsome 8MP camera (3264x2448 pixels resolution) with Carl Zeiss lenses, autofocus, flash (although not a Xenon flash), video (VGA at 30fps) and a secondary VGA camera for videocalling.



It also has 8GB of internal memory expandable by MicroSD card up to 16GB. The ARM 11 CPU at 434 MHz should be enough to carry with no problems the Symbian S60v3 (rel. 3.2) operating system.





The screen is a "dual-slider" with a resolution of 240x320 pixels (2,6 inches) with 16M colors and it uses OLED technology which means that you will have a better contrast and an increased battery life.



The connectivity with other devices is made by Bluetooth technology(v2.0 with A2DP which allows the user to listen to his favourite songs on the go using a bluetooth enabled stereo headset) , WiFi (802.11 b/g) including UPnP ("Universal Plug and Play" which allows peer to peer communication in a much efficient manner) and, of course, USB 2.0 by miniUSB.



Internet connectivity it's also not a problem if you use one of Nokia's Nseries devices (and not only). For that matter, the N86 has 3G capabilities (HSDPA up to 3,6MB/s), HSCSD, GPRS, EDGE and it uses a WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML built-in browser .



If you get lost , you can use the Nokia Maps software and the GPS (with Assisted GPS) which are pre-installed on the phone. If you want to share the photos/videos you got on the phone with your frinds when you're at your place, just use the AV connectivity cable that comes with N86 and see your photos or videos on your personal TV set.



And if you get really lonely or bored, you can use the stereo FM radio with RDS or play MP3/MP4/eAAC+/WMA music formats directly from your N86 and, if you're not satisfied by the stereo headphones you got in the package you can just plug your own super performant headphones into N86 and get de-stressed 'cause this phone has a 3.5 mm AV jack.

key Tips things u should know before buying a tablet

It's the euphoria of tablets everywhere and every one of us wants to grab upon some kind of tablet. Today we have huge number of vendors flooding into the market with different types and shapes of tablets. The crux of the deal is to opt for the right tablets and this needs a complete research on the present layout of tablets in the market.

So before you lay your hands on anyone of them, make sure you are aware of the key things about a tablet. Here is a list of six things that you should know before buying a tablet.



1. Operating system:

Today the market offers you tablets with different types of operating system. While Android OS seems to be doing the buzz, Apple's iOS has been ruling the tablet industry for quite some time now. Android upgraded version Honeycomb 3.1 is the best suited for tablets, in case if you want to go for a tablet which supports android OS and if you are looking for enough customization then it is the ultimate hub.

Tablets come in different size and weight, so if you are looking for something ultra portable then 7 inch is the best to go for. But when it comes to browsing and gaming 10 in

ch tablet is the ultimate galore.

3. Connectivity:

Make sure you are aware of the connectivity facilities offered by different types of tablets and especially if you are an internet savvy person. Tablets come in either 3G or

Wi-Fi. Wireless connections work awesome in tablets whereas 3G are a profitable investment for people who are constantly travelling places.

Top Tablets in India thier price and review

Apple, Windows and Google have been putting new thoughts into people's mind by introducing amazing gadgets. The tablet PC can be said as an evolution. This is a PC's miniature which can be used anywhere and anytime. They have great demand among the professionals, students, travelers who liked to be connected to the people, their friends and families all the time.

1.Apple iPad 2:

This tablet is famous for its software compression and acceleration. They are of best quality when compared to any other tablet. It is easy to use. The most interesting applications are available in the iOS when compared to Android or Honeycomb. The dual cameras of 5MP Rear and Front VGA, which allows high definition downloads and recording. The fast A5 processor is the attractive feature of this product. The hardware is not that pleasing but the best quality software used in this device places this on top in the chart. This is the thinner and lighter version of first gen iPad. The 9.7 inch LED-backlit touchscreen display and powered by Dual Core Processors makes it work faster. The tablet is available in black and white color. The price of this device is 39,500 (64 GB).

Samsung galaxy tab 10.1:

This is the hardcore competitor for apple ipad2. If the focus is more on hardware than software this is the ultimate product. This is powered android 3.1 OS, has 10.1 inche

s widescreen with a resolution of 1200x800 and a 4 way rotation facility. The front and rear camera is of 3mp and 2 mp respectively. The RAM is of 1 GB and the storage capacity is of 64GB. The price of this tablet in India is 24, 000

HTC Flyer:

The latest android tablet of HTC, featuring a 7 inch touch screen display 1.5 GHz processor, 5 MP camera, front facing camera and 3G connectivity looks fantabulous and appealing to the

eyes. This comes with a HTC Sense UI and HTC Scribe technology. HTC Flyer also features 1GB RAM, 32GB internal storage, microSD card support, Bluetooth, WiFi and GPS. This tablet is priced at 37,999 in India.

PlayStation Vita, won't be available in the U.S. or Europe in time for Christmas

Sony's next-generation portable game machine, the PlayStation Vita, won't be available in the U.S. or Europe in time for Christmas -- a crucial sales period for game console makers.

Expectations had been high the machine would be ready worldwide for the year-end holiday shopping season. Sony earlier promised a "phased global rollout" starting late this year.

Sony Executive Deputy President Kazuo Hirai said Thursday the PlayStation Vita will go on sale by the end of the year in Japan, and early next year in the U.S. and Europe.

Hirai did not characterize the timing as a delay, but said Sony wants to be prepared with solid game software offerings timed with the hardware launches.

He did not give specific dates, meaning that it was still unclear whether the gadget -- a touch-interface and motion-sensitive handheld that outdoes Sony's PlayStation Portable -- would be ready for Christmas even in Japan.

He was far more clear in flatly denying that any price cut for the PlayStation Vita was in the works. The PlayStation Vita will cost $249 in the U.S. for its Wi-Fi-only version, and $299 for the version that will also have cellphone service.

Best Touch screen phones smartphones

A touch of a finger can actually connect you to the world, all credits to the touch screen phones available today. These phones have wide domain from smartphones to multimedia as well as music phones. There is a touch screen phone for every person in the market. Not only these phones provide flexibility but they also make work done faster with function likes pinch to zoom, flip and swipe. The hype for touch screen phones is pushing the smartphone manufacturers to come up with phones that offer the best possible sophistication to the users. The best touchscreen phone means it has a larger screen size, a better display resolution, a better user interface and of course a longer battery life. Listed below are the top-notch touch screen phones of 2011.

1.Apple iPhone 4

Apple iPhone 4, released a year ago is the most powerful iphone in the smartest and sleekest dominion. It has stunning looks with 3.5-inch LED back-lit IPS LCD display with the resolution of 640x960 pixels which is also known as "Retina Display". It possess a fast A4 processor with lots of RAM, the 5 megapixel camera takes great stills and HD videos. It gives a longer battery life than previous iPhones. The gadget supports many iOS 4 features including multitasking. You can bag this gorgeous device for 36,500.
2.LG Optimus Black

LG Optimus black has been available in the market for some time now. Powered by Nova Technology, it delivers the brightest and the most readable screen. It claims to d

isplay 700 nits of brightness. The Optimus Black utilizes the Texas instruments OMAP 3630 chipset that includes a 1GHz single core processor along with a PowerVR SGX530 GPU. The phone also features a 512 MB of RAM and 2GB of internal storage which works well with the TI chipset and enhances the experience for the user. It's priced at 19,000.
.Samsung Galaxy S II

Looking at sales record of Samsung's new Glaxy S II that reached up to 3 million unit in 55 days, it surely is the hottest phone available in the market today

. It features the latest 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen display with the resolution of 480x800 pixels. It remits more vibrant, contrast and sharp images on the screen as well as better viewing angles. It has 1GHz processor, GPS, HSDPA/HSUPA, HD video recorder, generous built-in memory (8GB or 16GB) and the latest Android operating system. It features 8-megapixel camera, a microSD card slot and has excellent battery life. This device costs 28,500
Palm Pre

It could be an understatement if we say Palm Pre is just a phone, rather it is a legacy. The display resolution of this phone is 480x320 with 3.1-inch wide screen. It has emb

edded 3G with Wi-Fi and GPS. The company provides a keyboard and Bluetooth with Palm WebOS operating system. It has 8GB memory with battery life up to 5 hours. It can cost you around 21,535.
Motorola Droid Bonic

The Motorola Droid Bionic features a 4.3-inch screen display with 512MB RAM and 1GHz dual core processor with 960x540 qHD resolution, being the highest resoluti

on of any Android phone for this time around. The texts and images on the display look sharp and bright. It has 256 MB memory size and is GPS and 3G embedded. The phone runs on Android 2.0, which also has a multi-touch keyboard and Bluetooth. It features 8 megapixel camera with LED Flash with a HD video recorder and a digital player. This device can give you a pocket pinch of 30,000.