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2-in-1的键盘问题# Hardware - 计算机硬件
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India warns US of consequences on visa reform
http://news.yahoo.com/india-warns-us-consequences-visa-reform-0
Washington (AFP) - India has warned the United States of consequences for
its companies if lawmakers tighten visa rules on high-tech firms as part of
an immigration overhaul.
Ambassador Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said that India would see a decision to
restrict certain temporary visas for skilled workers as a sign that the US
economy is becoming less open for business.
"We think this is actually going to be harmful to us. It would be harmful to
the American economy and, frankly, it would be harmful to the relationship"
between the two countries, Jaishankar told AFP in an interview.
"Once I feel I'm not getting a fair deal, I am less responsive to the
concerns of the other party. Then tomorrow if an American company comes and
says, 'You know, we've got this set of problems,' the temptation for me is
to say, 'I'm out for lunch,'" he said.
The Republican leadership of the House of Representatives recently laid out
general principles for an overhaul of immigration -- whose main goal would
be to give legal status to the estimated 11 million undocumented foreigners
in the United States.
A version passed last year by the Senate, which is led by President Barack
Obama's Democratic Party, offers automatic immigrant visas for foreigners
who earn advanced science degrees at US universities. But it changes rules
on so-called H-1B visas, which are issued to skilled workers who come
temporarily to the United States.
The Senate bill, while increasing the overall number of H-1B visas available
, would hike fees and restrict additional H-1B visas for companies
considered dependent on such foreign workers. The move came after complaints
by US companies and labor groups that Indian tech firms bring in their own,
lower-paid employees rather than hiring Americans.
Jaishankar charged that the changes attacked the business model of India's
showcase IT industry, which he said was making the US economy more
competitive by helping companies operate round-the-clock.
The ambassador said he raised his concerns in meetings with more than 25
members of Congress, including House Speaker John Boehner and Senate
Majority Leader Harry Reid, since he arrived in Washington in December.
Another prominent lawmaker, Senator Orrin Hatch, recently called India "the
biggest battlefield" for intellectual property rights and accused the
country of "rampant piracy and counterfeiting" to benefit its own industries.
Hatch made his remarks at the US Chamber of Commerce, which released a
report that ranked India at the bottom of 25 countries in protection of
intellectual property.
Jaishankar said he was "very surprised" by Hatch's remarks and charged that
the pharmaceutical industry was driving criticism of India, with few
complaints about intellectual property rights in other sectors.
India has a major generic drug industry that produces cheaper copycat
versions of life-saving branded medicines. But Jaishankar said it was
incorrect to suggest that a "huge number of patents" was under threat.
"I would very honestly describe it as scare-mongering tactics and, frankly,
I don't think it's helpful," he said. "If there is an expectation that by
doing this, we are setting ourselves up for a serious conversation, I think
someone's got something wrong."
"Affordable health care is the number one issue in the United States. There
is almost a presumption here that what is a legitimate concern for Americans
should not be a legitimate concern for Indians," he said.
Jaishankar arrived in Washington amid one of the worst crises in years
between the world's two largest democracies after authorities in New York
arrested an Indian diplomat, Devyani Khobragade, on charges of underpaying
her domestic servant and lying on her visa application.
Jaishankar said that Indians "disagree strongly" with the US treatment of
Khobragade, who returned to India under a deal after an indictment, but
played down the impact on overall ties.
He said that India and the United States -- whose relationship has rapidly
grown since estrangement during the Cold War -- shared common interests on
security and political issues.
"I would not assume that there's something structurally wrong or some
revisiting of the basics of our relationship," he said.
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m*0
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如果大们对着通后院的玻璃拉门中边上一扇玻璃门,还没有正对着拉门,这算是风水中
的前门对后门吗?如果是,有什么可破解的?
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w*e
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买了个2-in-1,发现屏幕转过180度就改成tablet模式键盘disable了。怎么能让键盘一
直能用?
acer spin 5,i7, 8gb,金属,电池还行,接口布局很合理,不知道为什么不流行。
local买的没warranty,acer的质量似乎名声不好,可别几个月坏了。
还有,这个到底能加内存么?都说不行,但是crucial memory上显示可以。
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m*a
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烙印最近也是吃火药了。 很呛啊
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B*o
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放棵大叶植物
★ Sent from iPhone App: iReader Mitbbs Lite 7.20
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f*t
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这个法案还没通过,今年国会换届年通过很难。主要是民主党想要comprehensive,共
和是piece meal。但是在STEM上两党有共识。
但是印度已经开始lobby了。
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m*0
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放盆植物在那好像挺占地的。这算是犯冲吗?
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h*3
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这牌子我是再也不碰了
其他牌子的笔记本,就thinkpad坏过一次
这个我买过3个,第一个1年屏幕坏了,第二个1年刚过死了,第三个就是一个tablet二
合一,妈的触摸屏就没好用过,客服也是牛,RMA死活说没问题,还跟你对骂.
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m*0
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放盆植物在那好像挺占地的。这算是犯冲吗?
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w*e
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我比较同意你的看法,这个牌子比较山寨啊。
我这个是图便宜,i7,8gb,256gb的spin 5型号,全金属机身,花了375块大洋。这个应
该是新的,我看着开箱的。但是啊,过了几天发现摄像头和那个microphone array都不
能用,查了下可能是那个cable没连上。这质控也太差了点。屏幕那么薄,我没经验,
也不敢动手打开看看。你们知道哪儿能修么?保修期内,但是我没发票,厂家管么?

【在 h*********3 的大作中提到】
: 这牌子我是再也不碰了
: 其他牌子的笔记本,就thinkpad坏过一次
: 这个我买过3个,第一个1年屏幕坏了,第二个1年刚过死了,第三个就是一个tablet二
: 合一,妈的触摸屏就没好用过,客服也是牛,RMA死活说没问题,还跟你对骂.

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