Archive for December, 2007
Adesso USB Numeric Keypad and Optical Mouse Review
December 25, 2007 12:00 pm
The Adesso 19-Key USB Numeric Keypad and Optical Mouse like the name says, is a number pad and mouse in one unit. It is designed for the neat freak accountant junkie who needs dedicated number pad, wants a mouse, but doesn’t want tons of equipment lying around.
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Current Notebook and Tech Deals (Updated 12/24/2007)
December 24, 2007 4:33 am(no description)
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The performance of Intel’s GMA X3100 is a question on a lot of peoples’ minds, at least if our forums here are any indication. And why shouldn’t people be curious? The GMA X3100 is the most common integrated graphics option found in notebooks sold in retail stores. If you’re buying Intel, odds are pretty good you’re buying a GMA X3100. That said, is this integrated graphics option any good for gaming?
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Napa and Yonah – Intel’s New Mobile Platform
December 23, 2007 2:44 amThe holiday season is upon us, so perhaps I can be forgiven for first thinking that Napa and Yonah were two of Santa’s eager, elven helpers. After a sound thrashing from the editor, I was informed that Napa is Intel’s new mobile platform, and Yonah Intel’s first dual core microprocessor. The Napa platform is believed to be a vast improvement on Sonoma, which was based on Centrino technology.
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News Bits: Nvidia 8800M-GTX Reviewed, Asus Eee PC Touchscreen
December 22, 2007 8:09 amNvidia 8800M-GTX 512MB reviewed & benchmarked
Asus Eee PC touchscreen mod
Dell partners with Tesco in European retail agreement
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Lenovo ThinkPad R61 User Review
4:30 amThe solid ThinkPad R61 remains an excellent bargain for notebook users looking for a durable and dependable workhorse that won’t break the bank. Take a look and see if this cornerstone of Lenovo’s lineup lives up to one user’s expectations.
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AMD Versus Intel Mobile Processor Review
December 21, 2007 4:00 amIs your perfect notebook equipped with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor or an AMD Turion 64 X2? We placed these two dual core titans in a cage match to the death to see who came out the winner. The answer might surprise you.
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News Bits: Asus Eee PC 2G Surf, Samsung 320GB Notebook HD, Dell Vostro 1200
December 20, 2007 8:30 pm$300 Asus Eee PC 2G Surf now available
Samsung ships 320GB 2.5-inch hard drive
Dell introduces Vostro 1200 ultraportable
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For those of us who like to wait until the last minute to get our shopping done or still need a few little things to make that Christmas gift perfect, check out these deals. There are so many accessories available for notebooks that the little things get overlooked. Not this year though because we have a great list of stocking stuffers for your laptop lover.
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Toshiba just released the Satellite Pro series notebook line, which is a toned down business version of their popular Satellite models. Some of the key changes include the loss of the glossy cover, black instead of silver keyboard, and the loss of some quick access media keys. Overall the notebook is basically the same as its fancier brothers, but with a smaller pricetag for small businesses. Let’s take a closer look.
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