Everybody is building a 3D laptop these days. And Lenovo is no different. In fact, Lenovo has become one of the first companies to actually bring a 3D notebook into the market. The Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d, the company's first 3D laptop, has gone on sale. The notebook is powered by a 1.6GHz Core i7-720QM processor with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730 discrete graphics with 1GB of dedicated memory, 4GB of
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TOSHIBA SATELLITE T235 OVERVIEW
Diposting oleh fatih on Minggu, 04 Juli 2010
The recently launched Toshiba Satellite T235 is a 13.3 inch ultraportable laptop. It is available in three configurations.The Satellite T235D-S1340RD has an AMD Athlon II Neo K325 processor, ATI Radeon HD 4225 integrated graphics and 3GB of DDR3 memory. The Satellite T235D-S1345 is powered by an AMD Turion II Neo K625 processor. It has the same ATI Radeon HD 4225 integrated graphics, but ships
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PIONEER COMPUTERS LAUNCHES EPAD L11 TABLET IN AUSTRALIA
Diposting oleh fatih on Jumat, 02 Juli 2010
Australian PC Maker Pioneer Computers has introduced a new 11.6 inch tablet PC in that country. The Pioneer DreamBook ePad L11 seems to have the same hardware as the Neofonie WeTab tablet. There is, however,one difference. The ePad L11 runs Windows whereas the We Tab runs Linux. The ePad L11 has a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, Intel GMA 3150 integrated graphics, NVIDIA ION discrete graphics
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BEST BACK-TO-SCHOOL NETBOOKS
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It is back-to-school season again. Check out this quick buying tips before you head for the nearest Bestt Buy store. Acer Aspire One 521The Aspire One 521 has an AMD Athlon II Neo K125 processor and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4225 graphics. The machine will reportedly get around 7 hours of battery life which should be more than enough for a day's work. Other specs include 2GB of RAM and a 250GB hard
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TOSHIBA LAUNCHES CM1 CLASSMATE PC IN JAPAN
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Toshiba is the latest PC maker to launch a convertible tablet style netbook specifically aimed at students. The company has just introduced its CM1 Classmate PC in Japan. The Toshiba CM1 is based on Intel's latest Classmate PC reference design. In looks it isn't much different from the CTL 2Go PC convertible tablet we heard about early this year.The Toshiba CM1 is powered by a 1.66GHz Intel Atom
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PIXEL Qi DIY KIT NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Diposting oleh fatih on Kamis, 01 Juli 2010
Pixel Qi‘s 10.1 inch display kit is now officially available for DIY types who would like to swap out their netbook's original display with the dual-mode power efficient Pixel Qi display. The whole process, reportedly, takes only around 5 minutes and you need to use only a screwdriver.Unlike the standard LCD displays found on most netbooks, the Pixel Qi display can operate in two modes - a full
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Cisco to Release the Cius Android Tablet
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At the CiscoLive event held in Las Vegas this past Tuesday, Cisco announced that they will be releasing their Cius 7-inch Android tablet, but they have not said when or what kind of price tag they plan to put on it. The Cius will be the first Android tablet that is being specifically designed for business. Cisco says that they are using their newest technology that they have designed for mobile business needs. The Cius will have the ability to take 720p video and utilize the Cisco Telepresence solution. It will come standard with Cisco Quad, Cisco Show and Share, WebEx, Presence, and an instant messenger app.
Kara Wilson, the vice president of UC and collaboration solutions marketing for Cisco said, “Cisco Cius delivers on our vision of bringing the next wave of collaborative experiences to our customers. It will fundamentally change how your workers, executives and managers will go about their day, ushering in a new era of productivity.”
The tablet measures 7-inches and weighs about 1.5 pounds. Inside the Cius is a 1.6 Ghz Intel Atom processor, 32 GB of internal memory, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, and a 3G/4G connection. The tablet will run a Mozilla browser, but the company has not named who will be the cellular carrier.
The Cius can be used as a regular tablet or also as part of a docking station. The chief executive of Cisco, John Chambers, also unveiled a smaller version of the Cius that will be more targeted at students.
Cisco says, “You can slowly migrate to cloud computing by deploying business tablets to executives, sales representatives and knowledge workers and then expand mobility across your entire enterprise. Instead of bringing employees to where the work is, you can bring the work to where the employees are.”
I can’t wait to see the Cius in action. It has some great features that you can’t find on just any tablet. I just hope that Cisco doesn’t take to long to release it or that the price tag is too ridiculous. The Cius will just be something that we’ll have to wait and see about.
If you’re looking for a tablet now and don’t want to wait on the Cius, check out the Sony Dash or Apple’s iPad.
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