According to Wee, the latest Garmin Fenix 6X Pro Solar will be the leading technology for the fitness-oriented GPS watch to implement the solar charging facility. The wristwatch is part of Garmin's new Fenix series that include advance multisport GPS smartwatches with Power Manager for lasting battery life, and the familiar PacePro technology for pace advice.
The wristwatch is constructed with Power Glass, a clear solar charging lens that prolong it's battery life up to 3 weeks in smartwatch mode. The fenix 6X Pro Solar was manufactured with titanium or diamond-like carbon coated with titanium.
The Fenix 6 collection has expanded the display size of its offering to 1.3 and 1.4 inch respectively. Aside from the hardware enhancement, the series also include new software such as the Dynamic PacePro that's proclaim to help the user keep pace with its "grade-adjusted guidance" as the user runs a route.
The wristwatch include topographic maps for outdoor adventures, ski maps for over 2,000 ski resorts worldwide, and 41,000 golf courses. User are also able to synchronise and stockpile their beloved music playlist from their premium music service subscriptions on their wristwatch for music on the go without the need of their smartphones.
Wee, W. C. (2019, September 2). The Fenix 6X Pro Solar is Garmin's first solar charging GPS watch. Retrieved from https://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/tech-news-garmin-debuts-its-first-solar-charging-gps-watch-fenix-6x-pro-solar-s.
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Wednesday 25 September 2019
Tuesday 17 September 2019
Self Introduction
Dear Professor Brad,
I am writing this letter of introduction to formally introduce myself as one of your students in your Technical Communication class. My name is Lam Chi Yang and I am presently en route on a journey to obtain a degree in Telematics (Intelligent Transport System Engineering) in the Singapore Institution of Technology(SIT).
I graduated from Ngee Ann Polytechnic with a Diploma in Automation and Mechatronics System(AMS) with option in Aerospace Systems and a Diploma Plus in Mechatronic Application Skills. I have decided to carry on with my studies after 2 years of National Service in the Naval Diving Unit(NDU). It was at the end of my National Service that I realised I wasn't actually prepared to step into the working world as I do not know what to work for as there isn't any work that is related to my course of study back in Ngee Ann Polytechnic.
I have decided to pursue a course that is much more specific on an area with a little bit of background knowledge from my Diploma like Telematics as it has a way to communicate with vehicle around it to make it autonomous and ensuring the safety of the people around it. As I have been in a traffic accident 2 times, I have the desire to make this world a much safer place so we can reduced the amount of traffic accident on the road hopefully to to as close as 0. On the side note, autonomous vehicle will be much more benefitial for those people without a driving license.
In terms of communication skills, it is actually one of my weakness as I always have a hard time with how I present myself like my body language, hand gestures, eye contact, and tone of voices that convey the message from me to the audience. As a matter of fact, I cannot hold eye contact with the person for longer than 5 seconds as any longer I will feel unease. In terms of strength, I am much more confident in doing hands on as there is no need for eye contact at all, and I have been helping my father to build some furniture and fixing stuff since young.
Before the end of this course, I would really love to improve myself on the way I present and my communication skills. Nevertheless, I hope I can improve my english language and continue to learn new words on the way.
Yours sincerely,
Lam Chi Yang
TLM1010 Group 1
I am writing this letter of introduction to formally introduce myself as one of your students in your Technical Communication class. My name is Lam Chi Yang and I am presently en route on a journey to obtain a degree in Telematics (Intelligent Transport System Engineering) in the Singapore Institution of Technology(SIT).
I graduated from Ngee Ann Polytechnic with a Diploma in Automation and Mechatronics System(AMS) with option in Aerospace Systems and a Diploma Plus in Mechatronic Application Skills. I have decided to carry on with my studies after 2 years of National Service in the Naval Diving Unit(NDU). It was at the end of my National Service that I realised I wasn't actually prepared to step into the working world as I do not know what to work for as there isn't any work that is related to my course of study back in Ngee Ann Polytechnic.
I have decided to pursue a course that is much more specific on an area with a little bit of background knowledge from my Diploma like Telematics as it has a way to communicate with vehicle around it to make it autonomous and ensuring the safety of the people around it. As I have been in a traffic accident 2 times, I have the desire to make this world a much safer place so we can reduced the amount of traffic accident on the road hopefully to to as close as 0. On the side note, autonomous vehicle will be much more benefitial for those people without a driving license.
In terms of communication skills, it is actually one of my weakness as I always have a hard time with how I present myself like my body language, hand gestures, eye contact, and tone of voices that convey the message from me to the audience. As a matter of fact, I cannot hold eye contact with the person for longer than 5 seconds as any longer I will feel unease. In terms of strength, I am much more confident in doing hands on as there is no need for eye contact at all, and I have been helping my father to build some furniture and fixing stuff since young.
Before the end of this course, I would really love to improve myself on the way I present and my communication skills. Nevertheless, I hope I can improve my english language and continue to learn new words on the way.
Yours sincerely,
Lam Chi Yang
TLM1010 Group 1
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