Archive for January, 2008
Apple MacBook Air (64GB)
January 25, 2008 10:08 am
The design is revolutionary, but Apple’s MacBook Air will appeal to a smaller, more specialized audience than the standard MacBook, thanks to a stripped-down set of connections and features.
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Original post by CNET Reviews – Most Recent Laptops
The design is revolutionary, but Apple’s MacBook Air will appeal to a smaller, more specialized audience than the standard MacBook, thanks to a stripped-down set of connections and features.
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Original post by CNET Reviews – Most Recent Laptops
The design is revolutionary, but Apple’s MacBook Air will appeal to a smaller, more specialized audience than the standard MacBook, thanks to a stripped-down set of connections and features.
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Reviewed: Acer Ferrari 1100
5:01 amAcer’s Ferrari range has been around for a couple of years, providing brash but distinctive laptops for diehard fans of the motor racing marque. The 12.1-inch Ferrari 1100 is the latest addition, and offers a more subtle design.
Gone are the red plastics found on older Ferrari models, replaced by a glossy black finish. The result is classy and cohesive, but it does highlight fingerprints easily.
At £1499 (inc. VAT), the 1100 is very much a premium product, but this is reflected in the specification. Acer has continued its relationship with AMD, but you’ll find the processor upgraded to 2.3GHz, and it’s backed by a huge 4096MB of memory – the most we’ve seen as standard on a laptop.
Quality is excellent, from bright and colourful led backlit display, to the carbon fibre lid and brushed aluminium mouse buttons. We found the keyboard firm and responsive, although it was rather cramped. The [...]
Original post by Michael Browne
Dell Latitude XT
4:53 amDell has added an ultraportable tablet-PC to its corporate laptop range with the release of the Latitude XT. With a starting weight of just 1.6kg and 25mm depth, it’s one of the thinnest tablets around, and guarantees comfortable mobility for frequent travel use.
The 12.1-inch screen has a 400nit brightness level for optimum visibility in outdoor conditions. When rotated 180 degrees, the touchscreen then lets you use your finger to control onscreen actions and write directly to the screen with the included stylus.
Intel ultra low voltage processors and up to 3GB of memory provide power without sacrificing mobility. The hard drive can be configured up to 120GB or an ultra-light 32GB or 64GB Solid State disk can be added for £164 and £470 respectively.
Dual integrated digital microphones make it easy to record voice notes when on the move. A comprehensive three-year onsite warranty also provides peace of mind in the event [...]
Original post by Michael Browne
Dell Latitude XT User Review
4:00 amSince early 2007 rumors have been surfacing that Dell was working on a tablet notebook. In December the rumor turned reality with Dell announcing and confirming their entry into the tablet market with the Latitude XT. With a dual-sense touchscreen and a look that means all business the XT is sure to get attention this year. Read on to see what a user thinks about Dell’s first tablet notebook.
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News Bits: Dell (PRODUCT) RED notebooks, Eee PC with XP, HDX with 8800M GTS
January 24, 2008 5:46 pmDell and Microsoft offer (PRODUCT) RED notebooks
Alienware m15x ships
HP HDX now with 8800M GTS graphics
Eee PC with Windows XP
VIA announces new 64-bit processor.
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MacBook Air Review Roundup
6:46 amThousands of consumers might still be waiting for Apple to start shipping the MacBook Air, but that hasn’t stopped the MacBook Air from showing up in the news. Love it or hate it, this ultra-thin laptop will likely continue to make headlines during 2008. So what are people saying?
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Apple MacBook Air
4:23 am The Apple MacBook Air is officially the worlds thinnest ever laptop and comes with Apples usual breathtaking design style. The aluminium casing is a mere 19mm thick and weighs 1.4kg. The sleek design has all but done away with ports, limiting connectivity to a…
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Lenovo ThinkPad R61i User Review
4:00 amThinkPads have always had a reputation for being durable and reliable, but typically this comes at a price premium as well. The ThinkPad R61i lets you squeeze the best performance out of a ThinkPad at the lowest price possible. Read on to see how well a user’s attempt to get a low-cost, high-performance ThinkPad paid off.
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