Browsing Category: "Computers"
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There is word released regarding plans for the Dell Latitude XT that is tipped to arrive sometime this November, shipping with the latest Intel Montevina chipset - also known as Centrino 2 for those who are less crazy about code names. The Latitude XT will also come with UMA graphics that support Vista Aero, a couple of USB ports, an eSATA port, and a 12.1″ 1,280 x 800 resolution display. |
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There is also murmurings of Dell including an extremely thin optical drive into the laptop itself, instead of leaving it out in the optional Media Base. Well, everything will be revealed come November, so you can start saving up for one today.
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Asus encroaches on Mac Mini territory with its Nova Lite 2L PC which won’t break any speed records, but is instead a workhorse office computer that ought to perform its job well enough where the most basic tasks are concerned. |
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Inside you will find a hard drive, a couple of integrated HiFi speakers, power saving technology that consumes a mere 18W of power during operation and 5W when idle, and an optical disc drive, all crammed into a body that measures just 231mm x 184mm x 51 mm. No idea on how much it costs though.
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LucidTouch, Microsoft’s see-through touch screen concept is definitely going to be revolutionary when it comes out, although it remains to be seen just how much of an impact it can make in the consumer electronics industry. |
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In order to further aggravate our Pavlovian response to all things gadgety, Microsoft has released a photoshopped mockup of a tablet PC that uses LucidTouch and I can say that I’m sold. The only problem with mockups is this - the final product is rarely as cool and tantalizing as what was shown in renderings, and as we all know, there will be a camera located at the back to detect your hand and finger positions. Hopefully Microsoft engineers will be able to come up with an infrared sensor mounted at the back to do away with a bulky camera. Are you looking forward to LucidTouch?
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