Tag Archive for 'laptops'
If you’re looking for a laptop sleeve but would prefer to keep it simple this Parkhaus sleeve is worth checking out. I really need to pick up a sleeve myself, since lately instead of carrying my laptop bag I’ve been transporting my laptop in one of about 15 different bags that I own.
As the war between two HD format has ended, concern arise about competitive pricing. I myself included have thought Blu-ray equipments will not take anymore freefall on its price. Well, I was wrong – Dell actually added Blu-ray to its Inspiron 1525 laptops and still put the machine’s pricing under $900 ($879 to [...]
As if the ASUS Eee wasn’t already the darling of the geek set for its tasty combination of small size, decent performance and excellent price, a 9″ second generation system is coming, which adds an interesting new twist.
Super Talent, one of player in SSD market introduced their newest SSD, the FSD56GC25H. It’s a 2.5-inch SSD using SATA-I interface and measuring only 12.5mm thick which is around 40-percent thinner than other 256GB SSD in the market making it the thinnest SSD in that capacity.
The rumored Intel Netbook has been knighted as 2go PC. According to Engadget, the unit is manufactured by CTL (Computer Technology Link) and aimed towards education market.
The first revision of Panasonic ToughBook 19 rugged tablet PC uses Core Duo processor (U2400) that runs at 1.06Ghz. Panasonic has given the ToughBook 19 upgrades and now Core 2 Duo (U7500) powers it. Although the new CPU still runs at 1.06Ghz, it has a newer architecture that made the system more energy efficient and [...]
Not long ago, 320GB 2.5-inch 5400RPM hard drives storm the market. Fujitsu has speed things up a little by announcing the MHZ2 BJ 320GB 7200RPM 2.5-inch drive.
Four Fujitsu LifeBook laptops is now Novell YES Certified for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop. The LifeBook U810, T2010, P1620 and S6510 have been heavily tested with SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop distribution to ensure the compatibility.
Packing a laptop with a full-sized keyboard, screen bigger than many use with their desktop and the sort of specs that gobble through even the most capacious of batteries has always struck me as cheating a little. Call me old fashioned, but I do like my notebook to be portable and my desktop to be [...]
After three generations of MacBook Pro, Apple have had plenty of time to refine their flagship super-strength laptop. However, users have also had time to refine their expectations; with this latest update to Intel’s 45nm Penryn CPU and a switch from CCFL to LED screen back-lighting (for the 17-inch; 15-inch has been using LED [...]
