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Dell has decided to release the Latitude D630 and Latitude D830 laptops in April.
These new laptops will feature Intel’s forthcoming Santa Rosa platform. There is not much information on the laptops.
According to an information one Swiss website has indicated that the Latitude D630 will be based on Intel Centrino platform and will be available to students there at the end of April. So we will need to wait for more news about them before make up our minds.
Mouse computer has released 2 new laptop models in Japan.
These two newly born include luvBook L which comes equipped with:
• Intel Celeron M410 CPU
• 512MB RAM
• 40GB HDD
• DVD-CDR Player
• 15.4-inch WXGA Screen
• Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic
This machine will put you down by €500.
The second machine is named m-Book Pro which comes with:
• Intel Core 2 Duo T5500 or T7200
• GeForce Go 7600
• 1GB RAM
• Multi-DVD Burner
• 80GB to 120GB HDD
• 15.4-inch WXGA Screen
• Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate.
Viewers of Jeopardy may soon be hearing contestants answering PC Magazine topics in the form of a question and to as PC Mag fans, its music to our ears. In honor of the 25th anniversary, the longtime running game show will be featuring a PC Magazine category later this year that will showcase various accomplishments, reviews and major tech events and products that PC MAG. covered over the years. Jeopardy has long been a staple in our cultural consciousness and it feels fitting that after 25 years, PC MAG. carved its own iconic niche in both the tech and pop culture world.
Thermaltake, the king of keeping things cool, has added this fanless laptop cooling pad to their line of cooling accessories. This 22-ounce pad uses a little bit of chemistry to keep the laptop cool by absorbing heat and distributing it across the pad. It is available in black and white and support laptops up to 17-inches. Because the iXoft is fabric, it can also be folded or rolled-up for easy transportation.
Sony's new VAIO L series is a concept all-in-one PC that marries both form and function that is guaranteed to appeal to a wide range of audience. The merging of a powerful PC complete with a high-end 15.4" LCD display and stylish polycarbonate chassis makes it a must-have device, if only it were real. Embedded within the VAIO L series is a Sound Reality audio chip and a pair of 3W speakers to give you the best on-the-go entertainment experience possible. In terms of hardware specifications, we are looking at a foldable keyboard and touchpad, Intel's Core 2 Duo T5600 1.83GHz processor, a 120GB hard drive, and 1GB of DDR2 SDRAM. When will this be available to the entirely geek laptop fan population? I am not really sure, so you might as well start saving up some money in your piggy bank. IMHO, it looks lost in No Man's Land, stuck between the ephemeral world of a notebook and desktop.
Another amazing looking bag from Komen, this Paris model is really cool looking. I mean, it doesn't even look like a laptop bag at all! Very stylish, and you wouldn't believe how functional it is, with a dedicated SafetyCell™ computer protection compartment, separate section for your files, papers, magazines, books, accessories, pens, cables, and all that stuff that you usually carry around. And, the most important part, you are contributing to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Not a girl? Go buy one for your girlfriend! No girlfriend? Buy one for your sister, your mom, or any girl you know... you will make her day!
o you know the MSI’s M677 Crystal laptop???, which feature a shining ring of Austrian crystals on the
notebook’s lid. But, if you were not content with the swarovski ring just on the lid, then the company’s recently launched
notebooks from the crystal line takes the bling inside too, with Swarovski crystals on the top and around the touchpad. All
the specs remaining the same, including AMD Turion 64 X2 processor, up to 2GB of DDR2 memory, 5400rpm hard drive and a DVD
burner. The Crystal collection features models with 15.4″ AMD and 13.3″ Intel displays. The pricing and availability is not known yet, but don't dream about it, it will probably be too expensive for our pockets :(
The Asus R1F converts from notebook to Tablet PC, with an Intel Core 2 Duo T5500 1.66GHz processor, 1024MB DDR2 667MHz RAM, 13.3" screen with Asus Splendid Video Intelligence Technology and integrated graphics. It is a great option for students, due to its portability and functionality.
Check what happend when Bill Gates decide to cook for you :P. His goal of converting everything into Windows Powered (remember this?) devices is going according to plan. Be carefull he might convince you that He is god :P
Not exactly any news here, Acer has re-releasing a four month old laptop with the exact same specs and a brand new paint job (the least they can do!). Acer announced their TravelMate 3020 series, which copies exactly the specs of January's 1-inch thick 3010 series (1.66-2.16GHz Core Duo processors, 12.1-inch WXGA screens, 802.11a/b/g, external DVD burner), but adds an iBook paint job. The notebooks should be available now, and start at around $1650 .... come on, there are a lot of good ideas outhere, don't try to fool us!
Nick: G33K Guy
(not cute though)
Name: Danny (but you can call me Maggie's geek ;)
Age: 23
From La Honda
Hobbies : build robots to destroy other robots xD, I also collect old laptops
