The Rocketfish Mobile laptop desk can hold most laptops with up to a 16″ display. Featuring a pull-out tray for a mouse pad and accessories, this laptop desk has slim design for easy portability. The accessory tray allows you to store your iPod, cell phone and camera.
Packard Bell take the image of the fastest motorcyclist in the world – Valentino Rossi for its new laptop. I don’t know whether its Valentino Rossi edition laptops are fast enough to challenge Rossi, but it should be. No details yet about its specs, but it’s beleived to have an Intel CULV processor, GMA 4500MHD graphic and about a terabyte or more storage.
Built on the Dell™ Latitude™ E5400 platform, the next generation SafeBook thin client laptop aka SafeBook E5400X configured with a 2.20GHz Intel™ Celeron™ 900 processor, a 14.1″ UltraSharp™ WXGA+ (1440×900) display, and an 80GB hard drive. Coming with Windows Embedded Standard (WES), this client will soon be available with the proprietary Devon Terminal Operating System (DeTOS).
Priced at $146, the AOJIE X100V netbook features 1.6GHz VIA C7-M processor, 10.1-inch screen (1024×576 resolution), Wi-Fi, webcam and pre-installed Windows XP. Regarding X100A, it similar but powered by 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor with pricing of $160. Other highlights: 512M DDR2, 4GB Flash, 2x USB, VGA, RJ45, card reader, earphone, and mic.
The launch of 64GB SDXC card start triggering laptop manufacturers to equip its new laptop with built-in SDXC reader. A report said that Lenovo, Dell, and HP will do this to its next laptop that powered by Intel’s upcoming 32 nm Arrandale CPUs.
