• Thankfully, the Edge's GPU is not only discreet, but also powerful and (thankfully) not fragmented between the two models: an NVIDIA GT640M LE powers the graphics on both, while 4GB or 8GB (respectively) of DDR3 RAM keeps it all running smoothly.

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  • Europe is fragmented not only by multiple languages but also by the lack of a properly common market in services, including digital ones, so tech firms must still overcome assorted legal and bureaucratic barriers to trade across the EU. Digital firms should be able to benefit from the single market just as mobile-phone companies such as Nokia and Vodafone have.

    ECONOMIST: Entrepreneurship and technology

  • As a result, creation as much as consumption becomes a deeply personal experience, not one alienated or fragmented like so many of our experiences post Industrial Revolution.

    FORBES: How Communication's 'Creative Destruction' Will Drive Business Growth

  • We do not want this common space to be fragmented or divided.

    ECONOMIST: America's imbalance

  • But this is a fragmented market and it is not clear that conventional watch sales will reflect smart watch sales in any way.

    FORBES: Samsung And Apple To Do Battle Over Smart Watches

  • Yet its market is not only heavily regulated, but also fragmented: tens of thousands of municipal monopolies provide nearly all of its water and sewerage.

    ECONOMIST: Water

  • It was an attractive e-commerce idea: Customers were affluent, the industry was fragmented and premium brands were still not available at supermarkets or discount chains.

    FORBES: Dog fight

  • Erkki Liikanen, the European Commissioner overseeing the move, had told MEPs fragmented information available on the internet not only discriminated against non-English speakers but could also be piecemeal and unreliable.

    BBC: MEPs vote against drug 'advertising'

  • Of the two systems that are fragmented one is succeeding and one is not.

    FORBES: Should Samsung Be More Like Apple? Or RIM?

  • But assembling these dedicated tracks, which must be relatively straight and level, in densely populated corridors where land holdings are fragmented would be extremely costly, if not impossible.

    WSJ: Which Gets Priority: High-Speed Rail or Intercity Passenger Service?

  • Wealth management in Europe is fragmented and the market is believe it or not undersaturated.

    FORBES: Merci, PaineWebber?

  • One reason she highlighted was a fragmented and inefficient industry, whose firms competed not for customers by offering better homes or building them more cheaply but for that scarce British commodity, land with permission to develop.

    ECONOMIST: British housebuilders are getting bigger

  • The problem is, all that data is still buried in an electronic medical recording system that is slowing us down, is not yet showing improvement in care, and is still largely fragmented and in its infancy.

    FORBES: Avik Roy's Health Cost Fantasy

  • He is not eligible to stand again, but, given the weak and fragmented state of the opposition, whoever Frelimo chooses to succeed him is almost certain to win the next presidential election in 2014.

    BBC: Mozambique: From Marxism to market

  • Competition authorities will probably not derail the deal either, as the market for paint and glue is fragmented.

    ECONOMIST: Akzo Nobel and Henkel move to buy ICI and divide the spoils

  • Alas, it may not, thanks to the third reason for the banks' malaise: the fragmented structure of Germany's domestic banking market.

    ECONOMIST: There is no quick way out of the quagmire for Germany's banks

  • Time is of the essence--if Congress does not act, our health care system will move forward in a highly inefficient, fragmented and disjointed way.

    FORBES: Sen. Michael B. Enzi, R-Wyo

  • It remains highly fragmented, under-capitalised, labour intensive and predominantly low-skilled: not the ideal position to be in as the business heads south.

    ECONOMIST: Restaurants

  • The people who are going to be part of the collective, as opposed to the fragmented, market are the people who are using open protocols and who are designing not just interoperability, but making it possible to partition and provision how clients and servers connect and cooperate.

    CNN: Report from the Embedded Linux Expo & Conference

  • The janjaweed militias have fragmented, fighting among themselves and occasionally against the Sudanese army, especially when they have not been paid.

    ECONOMIST: Sudan

  • Park says LG explored the idea and tinkered with prototypes in its research labs, but does not plan to introduce a new OS. Such a move would introduce unnecessary barriers to the already fragmented mobile market, says Park.

    FORBES: LG Targets One Million Tablets, 30 Million Smartphones In Comeback

  • The media landscape is so utterly fragmented today that it is possible to look ridiculous to most observers while commanding the devotion of a not-insignificant slice that will support you 100% no matter what you do, because they love you or what you claim to stand for, or because they despise your enemies (see: Sarah Palin supporters).

    FORBES: When Defiance Replaced Responsibility

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