Before continue your reading, this laptop costs $3,300. Ok if you still curious, why this laptop is so pricey not only because its legitimate Lamborghini logo but it is really a high tech laptop. Featuring 12.1-inch screen, the new VX3 sports Intel T9300 Core2 Duo processor, NVidia GeForce 9300 graphics card, 4GB of memory, and 320GB of hard drive.
Designed and built as a successor of M51Sr, the new Asus M51Se laptop targets 3D gaming enthusiasts. This laptop boasts 256MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470, the newest Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and support 4GB of DDR2 memory.
Adopting a 15.4-inch LCD WXGA screen and a numeric keyboard, the M51Se supports built-in Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN ensures wireless Internet access whenever reception is available. Other features included Bluetooth 2.0 EDR support, a built-in swivel webcam, three USB ports and express card slots and DVD-Super Multi.
As reported by techradar.com, Toshiba predicted that 25% of laptop will equipped with SSD storage instead of standard hard drives by 2011. As we know, the slow adoption of SSD because of its high price compare to the standard hdd, but according to Shozo Saito, Toshiba Chief, the price of NAND flash memory will fall significantly as the capacity getting bigger.
Current 2.5-inch laptop SSDs cost 6.4 times as much as hard drives – Saito claims the multiplier will fall to half that value by 2010, which is undoubtedly why he’s so confident about the take-up of solid state storage.
CNET Asutralia has reviewed the Acer Aspire 8920G laptop. The laptop is said has good quality screen at 16:9 ratio. Its “Cinetouch” media navigation is also get positive score. Other goodies include its new design and Acer Empowerment software. Products highlights: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 3GB of ram, 320GB of HDD, and Blu-ray drive. Designed as deskptop replcement, the Aspire 8920G boasts 18.4 inch screen at 1920 x 1080 resolution.
The bottomline: Acer’s interesting take on the entertainment desktop replacement makes a few good steps, a few bad, but ultimately is a viable option.
Made from sustainable materials, the Log Pillow comes with ergonomic design and easy snaps feature. This pillow also offers open circulation to reduce the laptop’s heat. And it’s also fashionable so you can carry it without loosing your style.
Constructed in the model of a stack of logs or beams, the Log Pillow utilizes natural fiber fabrics and buckwheat hulls for insulation. Tightly packed hemp canvas sleeves act as a primary post and beam structure for support of the computer and provides considerable comfort. Improved cooling & ventilation for the computer is a result of the novel structure.
Following the new comers in cheap laptop market, finally Asus confirmed that the Atom-based Eee PC will hit UK in June this year. Unlike its predecessor, the Atom-based able to handle two processing threads simultaneously to enhance the performance. And it will have longer battery life as it consumes less power compare to the Celeron-based computer.
Asus hasn’t said anything else about the Atom-based Eee’s other specifications, but it has said in the past it will offer an Eee with integrated 3G and/or WiMax. The new model has to be the most likely candidate for these enhancements.
Averatec recently announced two semi ruggedized laptops. The laptop are Voya 4473 and Voya 6494 which configured with 14.1-inch and 15.4-inch widescreen display respectively.
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launch of Voya is another milestone for Averatec, and we have proactively integrated feedback from our customers and developed a new product line that directly responds to our customers needs,” commented Darren Lee, Director of Marketing at Averatec. “The Voya Series of notebooks has styling and performance that our customers have asked for. It’s going to be a fantastic new product line for us.”
According to Acer chairman JT Wang, as reported by digitimes.com, Acer is readying the mass adoption of WiMax-enabled laptop. The laptop which based on Montevina, currently in testing stage and expected to launch in mid year.
Wang revealed Acer’s WiMAX notebook plans on the sidelines of a ceremony to mark the signing of a MOU between Intel and Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) for investment in Taiwan’s WiMAX industry as well as the purchase of WiMAX equipment from Taiwan vendors.
