Archive for November, 2007
News Bits: Intel Beating AMD, Micron RealSSD Introduced, School Buys Eee PCs
November 30, 2007 8:14 pm
California school district to get 1,000 Asus Eee PCs
Intel remains #1 chipmaker, AMD drops off top 10
Micron introduces RealSSD Solid State Disks
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Slingbox Solo Review
6:19 amFew things bring us into our comfort zone quite like an episode of our favorite TV show. Now what happens when you are thousands of miles from your TV, or stuck in an airport late at night missing all the action? This is where the Slingbox comes in, allowing you to stream media from your home, over a 3G or wifi/wired internet connection.
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Analyst Report Shows HP is Dominating With PC Sales — Especially Notebooks
November 29, 2007 5:20 pmHP continues to hand Dell its lunch in terms of shipping PCs globally. The all important notebook segment has become HP’s strength and powered the company to 13.1 million PC sales in Q3 2007 — a 32.7% jump from the same quarter in 2006. Meanwhile Dell is slipping further behind HP.
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Mouse Buyers Guide
8:51 amTired of using the touchpad on your brand new notebook? Want to upgrade from the ancient mouse that came with your home computer? Well, look no further! Our Mouse Buyers Guide shows you the different styles of mice, explains the pros and cons, gives you price ranges, and provides links to reviews and manufacturers. In short, we help you find the perfect mouse.
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Our contest to win an MSI GX600 notebook has been underway for a couple of weeks now and we’ve received a number of great gaming screenshots from our site visitors who have entered this contest. There’s two weeks left to enter before we choose a winner, get your entries in now!
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Dell XPS M1350: XPS 1330 in a new avatar
November 28, 2007 7:47 pmAnwesha:
Good news for all you gizmo-freaks out there. Dell has, in all probability, leaked some critical information on their new XPS M1530 notebooks, which happens to be a bigger and infinitely better looking as well as more powerful version of XPS 1330.
Big is beautiful. Dell has upgraded the 13-inch screen to a lovely 15.40-incher, convenient and user-friendly to no end. There’s good news on the graphics front too — an optional Nvidia GeForce 8600 M GT graphics card in place of GeForce 8400M GS.
It comes with Crestline GM/PM 965 chipset with up to 4GB of 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM, HDMI, VGA, 1394, ExpressCard, (3) USB 2.0, Ethernet, fingerprint reader, media reader, 2.0 megapixel (with CCFL) or 300k (with LED) cameras.
The new model does away with the LED backlight option and showcases just standard CCFL up to 1680 x 1050, LED up to 1440 x 900The resolution stays the same too, [...]
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Fujitsu introduces 320GB notebook hard drive
Notebooks with Blu-ray drives to have 10% market share in ‘08
Compal dedicates team to MID development
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Xtreme Notebooks 917V Accelerator
11:59 amThe Xtreme Notebooks 917V Accelerator is an unquestionably powerful laptop, but impressed as we are with its performance and 3D frame rates, it’s hard to justify the sky-high price. This quad-core laptop seems suited only for those who want a true desktop gaming rig that’s still moderately portable.
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Original post by CNET Reviews – Most Recent Laptops
The USB flash drive has to be one of the most popular computer accessories, with thousands of models that fit almost every design you could think of. You see some designed as switch-blades, others that are incredibly small and thin, and now we find one designed like a Lego. Kingston released the DataTraveler Mini Fun USB flash drive, ranging in sizes from 1GB to 4GB, as well as three color options depending on size.
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The blazing XR5 is the first triple hard drive laptop on the market, and if you include the GPU memory, the Black Hawk offers up to 5GB of RAM. Factor in the Quad Core processor and you are looking at one of the most powerful notebooks on the planet, however, at 11 pounds it’s also one of the heaviest!
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