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Its been touted as explosion-proof, but not so much in the manner you might think. It won’t survive a bomb blast from the outside, but it will, or at least the case will, survive an explosion from the inside.
It has a 15” touchscreen which even works with gloved hands. Basically, it is made for locations [...]
Gateway today announced a sleek desktop PC called The One that looks equally (or more) attractive than the new iMac. I personally think the One is a long lost brother of the new iMac.
Gateway One design resembles characteristics of Apple iMac with its slot-loading side mounted DVD burners and the connectors such as three USB [...]
LightScribe just issued an update for their technology that burns images onto the top of your CDs. The update significantly raised the resolution and quality of the images burned onto the discs. However, you’re still stuck with the limited gradient of colors. If you’re looking for something a bit more colorful, check out this DiscPainter [...]
LG introduces the LX97WH, a desktop PC featuring support for both HD formats. The system comes equipped with a combi drive to allow the computer to read both HD-DVD and Blu-ray disc.
Surely you’ve seen the custom Digg case that has been floating around for some time. It was made a little while back by the guys at Computer Choppers as a tribute to the awesome site founded by Kevin Rose.
In some instances in life, less is more. I tend to think that with Home Theater PCs (HTPCs) that’s most definitely the case. When people (non-techies) come over, I don’t want them to be staring at my equipment wondering what on earth it could possibly be, I want everything to blend in nicely. They should [...]
It weighs less than two pounds and has a touch screen which seems to be the more important qualifications for a UMPC. On top of that there is a full keyboard, no num pad though.
The screen is seven inches and has a resolution of 800×480. The StudentMate has both WiFi and Ethernet connectivity options. It [...]
I’m one of those people that researches every piece of my computer, then buys each separately and assembles it myself. I’ve always had better experiences doing things that way, and I know that I get the best bang for my buck. Plus there’s just something relaxing about putting together a system that I love. For [...]
Lenovo introduces energy-efficient PC today. The ThinkCentre A61e is designed in an ultra small form factor and uses 45-watt AMD Athlon 64 X2 and Sempron energy efficient processors.
Remember that cool Windows Media Extender I told you about just a little bit ago? Well Vincent didn’t just take a few pictures, he also got some video footage of it as well. Hit the jump to check it out.
