Archive for the ‘Laptops’ Category
June 29
Toshiba’s 2.4 pound2 Portégé R500-S5007V
Press Release:
Toshiba’s Digital Products Division, announced the addition of a 128GB solid state drive (SSD)1 into the innovative Portégé laptop series. Toshiba’s 2.4 pound2 Portégé R500-S5007V is the world’s lightest laptop with a 128GB SSD and DVD SuperMulti drive and one of the world’s thinnest with a SSD and DVD SuperMulti drive.
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June 2
Computex the largest computer show in Taiwan is to witness a host of next generation of new notebooks this year. MSI will present the next generation of brand new notebook computer series- MSI Wind Notebook at Computex. MSI Wind Notebook weighing approximately1 kilogram is ready to roam the web at anytime to acquire any info you need. It is like having a mobile office allowing limitless freedom. The MSI Wind Notebook is equipped with a 10 inch monitor for a better sensory enjoyment. The MSI Wind Notebook offers many detailed designs such as scratch-proof exterior so the color stays bright and the cover remains shining. The MSI Wind Notebook is excellent both inside and out. The texture of keyboard is made by the finest materials while the gaps between keys have been enlarged to 17.5 mm for better ergonomics standards. Other features include 80 GB memory storage capacity and Windows operating system.
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May 19
May 17
OCZ has jumped into notebook segment with a new DIY notebook computer. The Do-It-Yourself gaming notebook isn’t like a regular laptop; it allows you to customize it to core. Designed for gaming enthusiasts, it lets you purchase an unconfigured notebook and customize the system to your needs with the help of guides and direct support. And when OCZ said you can fully customize your machine, they really mean it. Under DIY program, you can not only select major components such as Operating System, CPU, memory, and HDD/SSD but can also save money by purchasing components individually through sales, bundles, rebates, auctions, trades, etc. Additionally there is no mark-up for labor costs of assembling the notebook.
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May 14
Ericsson teams up with Dell
Ericsson, the mobile technology company, has announced a deal with Dell that will see its mobile broadband modules appear in Dell’s next generation laptops.
The quad-band HSDPA modules will enable owners of Dell laptops to access the internet wherever they have mobile phone network connectivity, without having to rely on Wi-Fi hotspots or external dongles.
While mobile broadband dongles are proving very popular right now , having mobile brand integrated into the notebook itself offers several benefits, such as superior downloading and uploading performance and reduced battery drain.
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