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Fujitsu unveils new Lifebook U772 and UH572 ultrabooks

, Jun 6th 2012 Discuss [0]

Fujitsu has rolled out some new ultrabook computers aimed at consumers and business pros. The two ultrabooks include the 14-inch Lifebook U772 that has a frameless WXGA HD Crystal View display. The ultrabook also supports an optional port replicator for easy docking connecting to an external monitor, mouse, and keyboard. The ultrabook is only .69-inches thick and weighs 3.15 pounds. Read The Full Story

Samsung Series 7 Slate PC hands-on

, Jun 5th 2012 Discuss [7]

Samsung’s final trick for Computex is the return of the classic slate tablet. In this case it’s the Series 7 Slate PC, a revamped version of the slate of old, this time running Windows 8. It makes use of Intel’s Sandy Bridge Core i3, i5, and i7 processors, which means you’ll be getting the full Windows 8 experience and not just Windows RT. As you’d imagine, there’s full touch screen support, and you can mix things up with a digitizer pen or Bluetooth keyboard. Read The Full Story

Sony refreshes VAIO lineup with Ivy Bridge

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [0]

Sony has refreshed its entire lineup of VAIO computers following Intel's official launch of Ivy Bridge laptop processors last week. Besides the new VAIO T13 Ultrabook being announced with Ivy Bridge today, Sony has gone ahead and refreshed the VAIO S, E, and luxury Z series as well as its L series all-in-one desktop. Read The Full Story

Sony VAIO T13 Ultrabook heading Stateside from $799

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [1]

If you’re a laptop purist and not too fussed about all this convertible dual-boot nonsense than ASUS is keen to promote, then maybe a good old fashioned Ultrabook is just the thing you need. We heard that Sony’s VAIO T Ultrabook was coming to European markets, but the company has announced that the laptop will also be heading to the United States with some decent specs, attractive design, and an aggressive price point. Read The Full Story

ASUS Transformer AiO hands-on

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [2]

ASUS really is trying to cover the whole spectrum at Computex 2012. In addition to the larger Transformer Books, spanning up to 14-inches in size, the company has unveiled an absolutely bonkers all-in-one PC solution, featuring an 18.4-inch screen that can detach from the PC base and run Android as well as Windows 8. ASUS hasn’t said what the resolution of the panel is, only that it’s LED backlit and features 10-point multitouch support. Read The Full Story

ASUS Transformer Book hands-on

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [18]

By now you’re probably thinking, “I want a notebook/tablet hybrid, but I don’t want to be crippled by an Atom processor to get work done.” ASUS is way ahead of you on this one. In addition to the Tablet 600 and 810, the company has announced a new Transformer Book line. Again, it’s the same concept, but with larger screens and some more horsepower for those who really need the extra muscle. Read The Full Story

ASUS Tablet 600 and Tablet 810 hands-on

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [9]

Take the ASUS Transformer Prime, boost the specs a little, and add Windows RT. What are you left with? The ASUS Tablet 600, of course. In additio,n ASUS has also unveiled the Tablet 810, a similar concept but running Intel’s new Atom processor and full blown Windows 8. The Tablet 600 will come with a quad-core Tegra 3 processor, a 10.1-inch 1366x768 Super IPS+ display, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of eMMC storage, and an eight megapixel camera. Read The Full Story

Gigabyte unveils X11 as world’s lightest 11.6-inch Ultrabook

, May 31st 2012 Discuss [0]

Gigabyte today officially unveiled its X11 Ultrabook following yesterday's leaked images of the laptop. The 11.6-inch Ultrabook is being touted as the world's lightest notebook, weighing only 975g or 2.15 pounds. Besides sporting a MacBook Air-like ultra thin design ranging from 16.5mm to 3mm (0.65 inches to 0.19 inches) at its thinnest point, the X11 is also made from real carbon fiber that further reduces weight. Read The Full Story

Intel launches Ivy Bridge laptop chips, changes ultrabook requirements

, May 31st 2012 Discuss [0]

Last month, Intel launched its third-generation processors in the Core family, known as Ivy Bridge. Those chips that launched last month were high-powered versions, not the power sipping, miserly chips that would make their way into notebooks and ultrabooks looking for performance and long battery life. Today, Intel has officially launched its laptop focused Ivy Bridge processors. Read The Full Story

Orange San Diego Hands-On

, May 31st 2012 Discuss [2]

Orange and Intel unveiled the Orange San Diego here in London today, and we had a chance to go hands-on with the freshly announced device. Not much has changed about the handset since the last time we saw it, except for the new moniker and the inclusion of Orange’s modifications to Android. If you’ve handled an Orange San Francisco or Orange Monte Carlo before, then you know what to expect.

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Orange San Diego official: Intel Inside for £199.99

, May 31st 2012 Discuss [0]

If you’ve been wondering when you’ll be able to see Intel’s first smartphone land in tbe UK, you can wonder no more. Orange and Intel have officially announced that what was once the Santa Clara is now known as the Orange San Diego, following the company’s previous naming schemes with self-branded handsets. Otherwise it’s pretty much the same phone we saw at MWC 2012 with an Intel Atom Z2460 processor clocked at 1.6Ghz. Read The Full Story

Gigabyte X11 world’s lightest ultrabook pics leak

, May 30th 2012 Discuss [1]

Tomorrow, May 31, the lightest ultrabook ever to be released will have its coming out party in Taipei. But ahead of the anticipated launch, some official product shots have leaked, even though there haven't been any leaked technical specs. However, it looks like it will have an 11.6-inch display and a limited number of connection ports. Read The Full Story
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