Archive for October, 2008
No More Removing Your Laptop At Airport Security Or While Working On The Go
October 30, 2008 3:35 pm
At or near the top of every business traveler’s list of things that will make the airport security experience better is eliminating the hassle of taking your laptop out of its bag to run through the x-ray machine. There are a few cases on the market that achieve this goal, but SOLO takes the […]
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ASUS and Intel may now be teaming up to ask “we the people” what they want most in a laptop, but Best Buy had the idea long ago. The major retailer kicked off its Blue Label program earlier this month by annoucing the availability of two notebooks that were exclusively designed by HP and Toshiba […]
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Mobility in the Victorian Age
3:17 pmIf you spend any time in the geekier quarters of the Internet, you’ve probably heard of Steampunk. Most often associated with fancy hipsters dressed in outfits from the Victorian era, steampunk actually has its tendrils in a lot of different sub-cultures, including the techmodders.
The main idea behind steampunk is to apply a Victorian aesthetic […]
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Tuesday, we posted our full review of the Samsung NC10. We were the first publication to do a full review of the Samsung netbook and some of the findings came as a shock to readers, especially our claim that we got 7 and a half hours of battery life.
We were surprised as well, because the […]
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Teaming up with AT&T and Ericsson, Lenovo is dropping the price and widening the availability of its 3G capable notebooks.
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Already a successful model in Europe, HP is considering offering a nice discount on its netbooks for those who will buy it with a wireless contract.
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HP Compaq Presario SR5610f
12:00 amThe HP Compaq Presario SR5610f stirs together a mix of mediocre parts in a cookie-cutter chassis, brewing up an altogether yawn-worthy computer.
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HP Mini 1000 Upgrade Opportunities: Easy Access to RAM and SIM Slot
October 29, 2008 1:23 pm After putting the HP Mini 1000 through the review process it was time to see what kind of upgrade oppurtunities are avilable on the compact and very sleek netbook.
HP for one makes it really easy to get to the RAM. Forget your screwdriver, the HP has a plastic door covering its RAM which can easily […]
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HP officially releases HP Mini 1000
11:05 amThe HP Mini 1000 has been officially released today.
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Toshiba L355D-S7825
9:35 amThe Toshiba Satellite L355D-S7825 delivers a broad, 17.1-inch display at a low price, but at the cost of performance and battery life.
Original post by CNET Reviews – Most Recent Laptops
