Tag Archive for 'laptops'


Tuesday, May 6th 2008 by Chris Davies

Dell have unveiled two custom laptop designs courtesy of artist Mike Ming.  The special editions - called Sea Sky and Bunch O Surfers - are based on the Inspiron 1525.  As such, they’re budget models despite the glossy case graphics, albeit budget models with 3GB of RAM as standard, a minimum of 160GB hard-drive and [...]

Friday, May 2nd 2008 by Chris Davies

As laptops get faster and better specified, so the potential threat to your lap increases; the market for heat-dissipating mats has increased massively over the past few years. Unlike foam-filled pads or risers bristling with fans, though, LapLogic sandwich a layer of Aerogel - the best thermal insulator known to man, and capable of [...]

Friday, May 2nd 2008 by Chris Davies

If Gateway’s or Alienware’s gaming laptops don’t meet with your approval, how about MSI’s offering?  The GX600X is an evolution of the GX600, packed with an Intel Centrino Duo CPU, 3GB of DDR2 RAM, a 15.4-inch widescreen display driven by NVIDIA’s 8600M GT, HDMI and an e-SATA connector.  It also has the curious ‘Turbo’ button, [...]

Thursday, May 1st 2008 by Chris Davies

Not exactly likely to overwhelm anybody in terms of appearance, Dell’s new range of Vostro notebooks are the epitome of budget-business.  Three models have been introduced, the 1310, the 1510 and the 1710, differentiated primarily by their screen size.  Where the 1310 has a 13.3-inch display and is called by Dell, at 4.6lb, an ultraportable, the 1510 [...]

Wednesday, Apr 30th 2008 by Chris Davies

Fujitsu sneakily put out an as-yet unannounced Tablet PC during a customer presentation in Germany last week, and an eagle-eyed spotter grabbed what scant details were on offer.  Using Fujitsu’s LifeBook brand, the convertible notebook has a passive touchscreen display (e.g. you can use your finger rather than a specific stylus) measuring 13.3-inches.  It also [...]


Wednesday, Apr 30th 2008 by Chris Davies

Alienware have released their latest gaming laptop, the m17x, and while it’s no ultraportable the specs more than make up for it. Dual NVIDIA GeForce 8800M GTX SLI graphics driving a 17-inch WUXGA 1920 x 1200 LCD display, a choice of Core 2 Duo and Duo Extreme processors and an optional 1TB RAID0 array [...]

Tuesday, Apr 29th 2008 by Chris Davies

Airis’ Kira 740 ultraportable is a budget laptop very much along the lines of ASUS’ Eee: the big difference between the two is that the Kira uses a 1GHz Via C7 processor and has a 40GB conventional hard-drive compared to the Eee’s Intel CPU and flash storage. Other than that, it’s a similar case [...]

Friday, Apr 25th 2008 by Chris Davies

In the market for a new budget ultraportable notebook? In a way, I pity you: the burgeoning niche seemingly has new entrants every day, and a decision which once was “either cheap Eee or expensive Sony” now has multiple contenders. Liliputing know a thing or two about compact computers, and they’ve decided to [...]

Thursday, Apr 24th 2008 by Chris Davies

MSI’s Wind ultraportable was only announced last month, but already Uruninceleme have had one in for a video fondle. Unfortunately for those not lucky enough to speak Turkish, the conversation between the two presenters is somewhat difficult to decipher; however, the Wind itself speaks in the international language of “cool gadget” and so we [...]

Wednesday, Apr 23rd 2008 by Chris Davies

PC manufacturer Medion have taken a look at the ultraportable Eee-rival market and decided there’s no way it’s saturated enough; there’s plenty of room for their Akoya Mini E1210, an HP Mini-Note lookalike only bearing a 10-inch display rather than the HP’s 8.9 LCD.  Powered by Intel’s new Atom ultra-efficient mobile processor, the usual Linux [...]


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