Browsing Category: "Laptops"
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When Palm sent out invitations for users to trial an “innovative new product” earlier on this week, the criteria that participants must be heavy smartphone and email users, have a WiFi router and an account with Sprint led many to presume that it referred to the Treo 800w. |
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That handset - long in the making, and believed to be hitting Sprint in July - is expected to have the usual full thumbboard as well as WiFi, EV-DO Rev.A and Windows Mobile 6, and it seems reasonable that Palm would be beta testing it around now. However, just as we were all about to file the rumor away, another possibility was suggested: could Palm be reviving the Foleo?
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Dell has added a new color to its XPS M1530 laptop, and this time it will appeal to those who love bright, garish colors. Flamingo Pink is the new addition, and it will add a $25 premium over the regular M1530’s price. |
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Mother’s Day is coming up, just in case you’re not sure what to get for mom. After all, she needs a new machine to continue her online poker sessions, right?
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Popularity: 16%
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Little known from the general public, 3K computers has an ultra-light, cheap notebook: the 3K Longitude 400. it is small and resemble the Eee PC. The 3K Longitude 400 is weaker than the Asus Eee in computing power. At this point, I don’t see any reason to get a Longitude 400. It is too little, too late. |
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Popularity: 11%
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Toshiba will be introducing 5 new notebooks to the Satellite Pro line today, with the cheapest models among them (L300 and L300D) retailing for $699. You will be able to choose from Intel Centrino and AMD dual core processors, depending on your allegiance. |
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All five notebooks will come with an integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam. As for the 14.1″ M300, prices start from $999 while the 13.3″ Satellite Pro U400 is slightly more expensive at $1,049, boasting Bluetooth connectivity. The largest of them all, the L350 will feature a hefty 17″ display and a full 10-key numeric pad without breaking the bank at $1,099.
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Popularity: 11%
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Does the world need another ultraportable? 3K Computers certainly think so; the OEM manufacturer has unveiled their Longitude 400, a sub-2lb mini-PC in the same style as the original Eee. |
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With a 7-inch display, “full sized” keyboard and Linux OS, it’s tricky to find much to differentiate this $399 notebook from its rivals.
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Popularity: 12%
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US-based computing company Averatec have announced two new semi-ruggedized notebooks, promising greater resilience to the knocks and scraps a working laptop often suffers. |
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Fitting into the Voya series, the new additions consist of the 4473, which has a 14.1-inch 4:3 aspect display, and the 6494, which has a 15.4-inch widescreen display. While neither is meant to survive, say, a hod full of bricks landing on them, they’re drop and vibration resistant, while the keyboard and trackpad are spill-resistant.
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Popularity: 11%
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Asus will be releasing a new gaming notebook in Japan known as the G1Sn. This Intel-powered notebook will feature the following :- |
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Popularity: 12%
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The notebook will be rolled out as part of HCL’s MiLeap brand of HCL Leaptops. It will be running Windows XP Home, weigh less than 1kg, and have a 7-inch TFT LCD touch-screen. |
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The 2133 is still being hyped up and I am sure that a lot of future owners of the machine will be happy to know that your two options aren’t the unfamiliar Linux and the likely slow-booting Vista; you’ll now be able to get Windows XP installed. The reason is quite obvious; XP is loads faster on systems with such limited resources. |
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Guess folks in the UK will be able to receive an Intel Atom-powered Eee PC by the end of this June, if word from TechRadar is correct. |
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In fact, Asus’ representative dropped a very strong hint that this new Atom release will occur right after Computex, and with the use of the Atom processor one ought to (in theory, at least) see a significant power saving which translates into superior battery life. News like this makes it all the harder for folks who want to purchase an Eee PC now, as they know that across the horizon lies something better, if only they wait for a few more months.
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Popularity: 12%
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