Archive for August, 2008
Fujitsu LifeBook A6120 (2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P8400)
August 29, 2008 10:43 am
Though it’s slightly bulky for a midsize laptop, the feature-packed Fujitsu LifeBook A6210 does double duty as both a computer and a portable Blu-ray player.
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Drunktop: Compute Safely
9:41 amIn honor of the upcoming long, lazy weekend, we just had to do a short post on this unique low-powered, low-cost computer mod we came across. We aren’t sure if nettops, like the ASUS Eee Box, will ever catch on, but Drunktops could be a different story.
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Original post by Laptopical.com
ASUS G50V Mini-Review
August 28, 2008 2:33 pmWe just got our hands on one of ASUS’s newest gaming notebooks, the $1,699 ASUS G50V, the successor to the original G1. The notebook has a unique orange coloring, LED display, and blue accent lights: it definitely screams gaming notebook, so we took it for a test run.
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Logitech Squeezebox Boom Mini-Review
12:09 pm
Today the Squeezebox Boom by Logitech made its debut and it’s a nifty chunk of Wi-Fi goodness. The all-in-one network player allows you to stream music from numerous sources and, once it’s set-up, doesn’t need your computer to work properly.
The Boom utilizes 802.11g to connect to your home network and gives you the option of […]
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Original post by Laptopical.com
It is time to wake up and smell the laptop. No, we don’t mean coffee or roses or toilet bowl.
Letting its Eee PC wackiness get to its head, ASUS is planning to release a line of F6v laptops that are laced with scents. No we didn’t make this up. It’s straight from the press release:
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It is time to wake up and smell the laptop. No, we don’t mean coffee or roses or toilet bowl.
Letting its Eee PC wackiness get to its head, ASUS is planning to release a line of F6v laptops that are laced with scents. No we didn’t make this up. It’s straight from the press release:
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Original post by Laptopical.com
Fujitsu Enters Netbook Market
8:19 amFujitsu Siemens officially launched its long-rumored Amilo Mini at the IFA electronics show in Berlin on Wednesday. As predicted, it has an 8.9-inch screen and runs a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor. According to JKKMobile, it will have 1GB of RAM and options of 60GB or 80 GB hard drives. He reports that the […]
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Original post by Laptopical.com
Yesterday, somebody at Bloomberg updated Steve Jobs’ 17-page obituary– and accidentally pushed it across the wire, in spite of warnings, in all caps, to “HOLD FOR RELEASE- DO NOT USE. The lede, inadvertently, is the most macabre Mad Lib you’ve ever seen: Steve Jobs has [verb]. He was [number]. “[quote here]“, said [somebody relevant]. And, […]
Original post by Laptopical.com
This morning, Logitech unveiled the Squeezebox Boom, an all-in-one networked music player that lets users listen to tunes from any room in the home. All you need to do to pump up the volume is plug the Logitech Squeezebox Boom into a power outlet, and connect to a Wi-Fi signal.
Once it’s on the network, you […]
Original post by Laptopical.com
What Laptop has moved
2:12 am Exciting things are happening over at what laptop so we’ll no longer be posting stories and news here.
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