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Dell has gone where it hasn’t gone before: a cheap notebook that’s got an AMD processor and is Vista ready. The AMD processor thing is a first for a Dell machine of any kind-laptop computer or desktop. And the Vista thing-well, that’s not so much a first as a rarity. Most bargain laptops on the market aren’t coming Vista ready […]
Continue reading »In march 2005, Acer announced the Australian release of its Aspire 1690 notebook. Computer aficionados, gamers, and businessmen the world over have already taken notice of this laptop’s array of multimedia features and performance capabilities. The main highlight of the Aspire 1690 could be the Intel Centrino mobile technology and 915PM chipset, which put the laptop on a short list […]
Continue reading »Posted Jul 5, 2008 Laptopical.com Full review of Alienware Area-51 m17x Our Alienware Area-51 m17x Notebook review is under construction. Please come by in a couple of days to read it:) Alienware Area-51 m17x Technical Specifications Processor Intel Core 2 Duo Memory 1GB DDR2 Harddrive 1.5TB OS Windows Vista Home Premium Screen 17 Graphic Card NVIDIA SLI
Continue reading »Fujitsu announced the LifeBook 7010 this morning. In addition to being a decently powereful, HD ready notebook, it also shakes things up a little with a unique 4 inch touchscreen LCD embedded above the keyboard.With the 16″ 16:9 Fujitsu LifeBook 7010, Fujitsu has done something a little different. Yes, there are plenty of normal features to be happy about. A […]
Continue reading »Rounding out the Lenovo announcements are several laptops that would be great for people who want something smaller than the new W700ds, but larger than the new IdeaPad S10 – The IdeaPad Y650, Y550 and Y430. The 16″ IdeaPad Y650 is Lenovo’s pick from this litter, and as a result it comes packed with a few more bells and whistles. […]
Continue reading »Japanese DosPara has come out with a 12″ netbook that pairs an Atom 330 nettop processor with NVidia’s Ion chipset. It’s a little chunky, but it doesn’t cost much more than other premium netbooks. Of course, it pushes the limits of what a “netbook” really is. Beyond having a non-netbook processor and a graphics chipset with some swagger, we hear […]
Continue reading »Are you just back from your holidays and strapped for cash, but desperate to replace the ailing notebook fossil you’ve had since 1997? Well Hewlett Packard have just released the Pavilion ze2000, a cheap laptop with a pinpoint XGA 15 inch display and a 40GB hard drive, for under 800 dollars. Not bad, but what else do you get for […]
Continue reading »Panasonic has announced its latest Toughbook – the rugged Toughbook H1, designed as a mobile clinical assistant. Sporting a digitizer by InPLay, GOBI enabled broadband and dual hot swappable batteries, the Toughbook H1 is here to help medical professionals in a big way. The guts of the unit are pretty standard netbook. 1.86GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB RAM, 80GB hard […]
Continue reading »Motorola released its ML910 Rugged Notebook and its MW810 Mobile Workstation-both meant to be the It for government workers and public safety folks. In other words, users who will most likely, whether intentionally or not, abuse their laptop in the field and open it to risk of theft and damage from those malevolent ne’er-do-wells looking to steal state secrets. Thus, […]
Continue reading »High praise indeed, but understandable because Fujitsu make sleek laptop computers with noodles of panache. Take a look at the LifeBook S6231 for example. This model (in the thin and light notebook class) comes in a magnesium alloy casing which gives it a solid “here to stay” feel. It also comes fitted with an Intel Pentium M Processor, 13.3 inch […]
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