Archive for June, 2008
Dell Studio 17 Review: Powerful with a Polarizing Design
June 26, 2008 4:20 am
Nope, it’s not an Inspiron. And that wedge shape doesn’t belong to an XPS, either.
The Studio 17 is one of two flagship models in Dell’s new Studio line, announced today. Positioned between the company’s entry-level Inspiron line and high-end XPS series, it aims to give users enough horsepower for multimedia use, but at a cheaper […]
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Asus Eee PC 901
12:00 amNine-inch laptop with one of the first Intel Atom processors. Runs Windows XP.
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Original post by CNET Reviews – Most Recent Laptops
Dell Studio 15
12:00 amDell’s first release from its new Studio line, the Studio 15, sits between the Inspiron and XPS lines and offers a good mix of features for the price.
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Hands On Video with T-Mobile’s $199 Motorola ROKR E8
June 25, 2008 3:31 pmMotorola just announced that the quad-band ROKR E8 will be available to T-Mobile customers on July 7th for $199. We’ve had previews and hands-on time with the beautifully crafted ROKR E8 a few times now, but there’s nothing like finally getting a review unit in and running it through its paces unsupervised.
The ROKR E8 will […]
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Original post by Laptopical.com
Don’t expect 5 to 10 second boot times in Ubuntu’s Netbook remix operating system.
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Verizon Wireless has had a pretty spotty track record with touchscreen phones. The LG Voyager is a solid messaging and multimedia device, but it’s pretty bulky. And the Samsung Glyde is just a mess, with a touchscreen that often requires multiple presses to get anything done. Enter LG’s Dare ($199), which is basically the LG […]
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Original post by Laptopical.com
News Bits: Sony Notebooks, Windows Roadmap, Developers Still Making Software for XP
June 24, 2008 10:06 pmSony Montevina FW, Z, SR, BZ on the way
Learn how to cool down your notebook
Microsoft issues letter to Windows customers, talks about roadmap
Only 8 percent of developers making software for Vista
More than 1 billion PCs in use
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Original post by info@technologyguide.com
When one thinks of the Panasonic brand, inevitably the Toughbook comes to mind and with good reason: The company has a long history of manufacturing ruggedized notebooks suitable for use in-office or out in the field. Today, Panasonic unveiled a new addition to the family, the Toughbook CF-U1, which is the world’s first durable UMPC […]
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Original post by Laptopical.com
Facial recognition, 64-bit computing, eSata, FM tuner, Sleep=and-Charge USB ports.
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Iomega Leather eGo Drive Review
1:56 pmThe Portable Genuine Leather eGo Drive is a new and innovative USB powered hard drive from Iomega. This drive combines solid looks with its genuine leather wrapped body and durability with its Drop Guard protection. Coming in at $142 for the 250GB version this model is priced to compete, but how will it stack up against the competition?
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