It's hard not to have high hopes for the HTC One M9. Its immediate predecessor and the first phone in this rebirth of the HTC's flagship line - that'd be 2014's HTC One M8 and 2013's M7 - were fan favorites, and highly regarded by those of us who critique phones for a living. But those phones were not without their flaws. And as we've seen HTC slowly address its devices' shortcomings (while growing and innovating in other areas), it's been difficult to not expect it to finally get things - all the things - right. At least that's what we've been hoping, especially when it comes to its one tragic feature: The inconsistent performance of its UltraPixel camera. And that brings us to this. The HTC One M9. We've spent a little time with HTC's latest, and this is what we've found thus far. The HTC One M9 - the new one, announced today - looks very similar to the M8, but of course with better specifications and updated software. As much as I think the One series might be the best Android phones out there in terms of build quality, I just can't get myself to like its overall design. I do hope, though, that the M9 sells in large enough numbers, because HTC is going to need it.

Today, after 2 years and 10 months of work, we are pleased to announce the release of the Xfce desktop 4.12, a new stable version that supersedes Xfce 4.10. This long period can only be explained by how awesome Xfce 4.10 was. But as all things, it needed some refreshing - and for that we saw lots of new contributors providing valuable feedback, features and bugfixes. As always, Xfce follows its steady pace of evolution without revolution that seems to match our users' needs. In this 4.12 cycle, we mainly focused on polishing our user experience on the desktop and window manager, and on updating some components to take advantage of newly available technologies.

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HP 2GB (1x2GB) 2Rx8 PC3-10600R-9 RAM 500202-061 500656-B21 bruttó 2921, nettó 2300 Ft/db G6 G7
HP 4GB (1x4GB) 2Rx4 PC3-10600R-9 RAM 500203-061 500658-B21 bruttó 7620, nettó 6000 Ft/db G6 G7
HP 8GB (2x4GB) PC2-5300 FB-DIMM DDR2-667 Kit 466436-061(x2) 397415-B21 bruttó 13970, nettó 11000 Ft/db G5
HP 8GB (1x8GB) 2Rx4 PC3-10600R-9 RAM 500205-071 500662-B21 bruttó 29210, nettó 23000 Ft/db G6 G7
HP 8GB (1x8GB) 2Rx4 PC3L-10600R-9 Low Power RAM 605313-071 604506-B21 bruttó 28000, nettó 22047 Ft/db G6 G7
HP 460W Power Supply 511777-001 503296-b21 bruttó 19050, nettó 15000 Ft/db G6 G7 Gen8
HP 800W Hot-Plug Power Supply 403781-001 399771-b21 bruttó 11430, nettó 9000 Ft/db G5

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Huawei is about to make its presence felt at MWC with the announcement of the Huawei Watch. The watch itself was first spotted yesterday on a billboard, but we now have full promo videos for this Android Wear-powered beauty that will be made official in a few hours. Posted to the Huawei YouTube channel, two videos walk through the design process for the watch and also show how cheesy Euros are when they take vacations with their brosephs. Aside from the cheese, the videos do show one of the prettiest (this actually might be the prettiest) smartwatches we have seen to date. It features sapphire glass, a heart rate sensor, interchangeable leather or metal straps, crown, a bunch of classy watch faces, and a perfectly round watch face. This thing is just gorgeous - full stop. Of course, it still has Android Wear which needs a lot of work, but it's clear that round is the way to go. Square just looks bulky, computery, and geeky.

The IPython interactive development system project has announced its 3.0 release. "Support for languages other than Python is greatly improved, notebook UI has been significantly redesigned, and a lot of improvement has happened in the experimental interactive widgets. The message protocol and document format have both been updated, while maintaining better compatibility with previous versions than prior updates. The notebook webapp now enables editing of any text file, and even a web-based terminal (on Unix platforms)." (LWN looked at IPython in 2014).