iLugger Reveals New Two-Tone Apple iMac G5 Soft Cases

(PRWEB) February 2, 2005

LTA Projects, the Cookeville, Tennessee blimp builder that made the iMac portable with its sturdy custom-fit soft case, has debuted a new line of colored two-tone iLugger cases. New standard colors include blue, burnt orange, olive green, and pink. Color 2Toners will sell for US$ 119.00.

The iLugger sturdy soft case was designed for iMac G5 users to carry a 17” or 20” from home to office, or take along to the next presentation. This high quality, heavy-duty carry-on size bag works for both iMac models, and provides thick padded protection all the way around. The bag is compact enough so that even a 20" G5 iMac can be carried on an airplane.

iLugger G5 iMac bags are constructed with the same equipment and materials used by LTA Projects to build manned blimps and other massive weather-resistant inflatables.

LTA Projects / iLugger sells direct to the public through their website at http://www.ilugger.com, and also through a growing number of resellers. Dealer and distributor inquiries are welcome. For order inquiries and other information, please call 1-931-261-2277, or email LTAprojects[AT]frontiernet.net.

About LTA Projects and iLugger

LTA Projects is a blimp and advertising inflatable manufacturer based in Cookeville, Tennessee. Steve Garner, LTA Projects owner and long-time Mac user, designed the iLugger sturdy soft case to carry and protect his G5 when transporting for blimp designing duties between his home and the hangar. “I wanted G5 processing power that I could take from home to office, to on site presentations. The new iMac G5 filled the bill in every way...except I could not find a case for it anywhere. Fortunately, our balloon manufacturing expertise translates well into making carrying bags.”

For more product and ordering information, visit the company’s website at http://www.ilugger.com?prw-020205.

LTA Projects Site: http://www.ltaprojects.com/?prw-020205

TEL: 931-261-2277

Contact: Steve Garner

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GMAT Success Story Reveals Why 30 Days Preparation is Sufficient to Beat The GMAT!

Covina, CA (PRWEB) May 6, 2010

The belief that 3 to 6 months preparation is essential for the GMAT is being challenged in Brandon Wus 30 Day GMAT Success. The new book discloses the secrets of his own encounter whereby he scored an enviable 780 with just 30 days of preparation. Brandons experience that 3 to 6 months hard study and being a genius are not necessary to achieve a top GMAT score - may seem contrived to the thousands of disappointed GMAT takers each year who continue to be left crushed by the notoriously difficult test. Rather, Brandon argues, a top GMAT score is a combination of an excellent study plan, and the application of a few tried and tested techniques: not an overload of too many. This is achievable with just one months preparation and then you can have your life back! Brandon professes.

Brandon Wu was forced to beat the GMAT with only 30 days of study, not out of choice, but out of his own desperate situation. An impulsive resolution to enroll in business school with only one month until his desired school application deadlines left him in need of an efficient and streamlined GMAT plan of attack. Since he had no prior experience of the GMAT, no money to afford prep courses or hire a tutor, and what he perceived to be a severe lack of time, his one month study plan was born. The outcome was an impressive 780 (out of a possible 800), which puts him in the 99th percentile, or top 1% of GMAT takers.

The approach centers on Brandons conviction that the single most important key to GMAT success is a structured study plan, exactly tailored to the test-takers requirements. 30 Day GMAT Success makes this plan customizable and unique to each test-taker. This, combined with plenty of practice tests in order to understand in detail ones strengths and weaknesses, means that GMAT Success should not be unattainable for the average college graduate, Brandon believes. After all, the concepts tested on the GMAT do not go beyond high school Math, Science and English grammar.

30 Day GMAT Success claims to show you how to brush up on this content in a short, concentrated study schedule and become the next GMAT Success story without the months of sweat and antisocial behavior. The book is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble.com and an e-book is scheduled to be released in the near future.

30 Day GMAT Success

ISBN: 978-0-615-32627-6

Brandon Wu is a 30 year old entrepreneur living in California. He attended the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business from 2005-2007 after receiving a 780 (99th percentile) on the GMAT. He currently runs two successful businesses and is involved in several other exciting projects.

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iPad vs. iPhone Mobile Learning Research Reveals Differences In Student Behavior

Austin, TX (PRWEB) January 24, 2011

GetYa Learn On (GYLO), an Austin-based educational software company, today announced results from research investigating how college students use the iPhone/iPod Touch compared to the iPad while studying for an Introductory Statistics class at Abilene Christian University (ACU). The app used in the research, Statistics 1, is an e-textbook that has been tested for three semesters at ACU and students have consistently reported that it helps them learn statistics and save time.

During the Fall 2010 semester, students in the class used the app on both iPhones/iPod Touches and iPads. Preliminary findings showed that 60 percent of students reported that for studying and test preparation, they preferred the iPad version because of the larger screen size; however, students reported that having the iPhone/iPod Touch version was equally important because the device is always with them.

The Statistics 1 app was useful on both devices but I bring my phone with me everywhere I go so it was a lot more practical to use the app on my iPhone, said one student. Another student relayed that, although the size of the iPad allowed for easier navigation, the iPhone app was far more useful because it was more accessible and always with me.

In a questionnaire given to the class at the end of the semester, 86 percent of students involved in the study reported that using the Statistics 1 e-textbook app helped them study statistics. The specific parts of the app that were reported to be most helpful included the examples in the lessons, quizzes with feedback, flashcards, glossary, and the Standard Deviation calculator.

Were witnessing an educational revolution, one defined by students harnessing the power of smartphones and mobile devices to drive their own learning, stated Priya Nihalani, M.A., GYLOs Chief Research Officer. Our findings confirm our hypotheses that use-patterns differ based on the form factor of the device.

ACU and GYLO have collaborated since 2009 to explore factors that affect learning with the iPhone and iPad in the context of higher education. Nihalani and GYLOs CEO, Dr. Michael Mayrath, will be presenting on the future of e-textbooks and mobile classroom applications at ACU's Connected Summit in late February.

The Statistics 1 e-textbook app will be on sale for a limited time starting Tuesday, January 25 on the iTunes Store. The app will soon be available for Android devices.

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