Intel Core i3 based notebooks are hot these days and Acer has managed to shelf their Aspire AS5740 notebook having core i3 330M processor. I must praise that 330M model of core i3 was released on January 7, 2010 and Acer managed to put that in their notebook in no time. Core i3 is indeed [...]
MSI has updated their X-Slim line-up with X600 Pro ultra-thin laptop. The 15.6-inch laptop features an exciting new design with luminous coating and extended hardware capability.
Gigabyte has announced their new Booktop M1305 ultraportable notebook which is based on Intel CULV processor and comes with a desktop toping station.
Emachines eME627-5279 Notebook is a budget laptop for your daily use and offers a great specs to price ratio. It packs AMD Athlon 64 processor in a 15.6″ HD widescreen WXGA display. The graphics are powered by ATI Radeon HD3200 and it comes along with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
Dell has released details of a new workstation from the Precision line-up dubbed Precision M6500 that supports high end Intel Core-i7 processors along with updated hardware.
The next generation pre-release OLPC XO Laptops are longing for developers to make several application projects. These new OLPC laptops have updated hardware and currently visiting major universities like Cambridge and MIT.
The Laptop gaming market is certainly hot these days with both the graphics giants, AMD/ATI and Nvidia moving in with their best. AMD/ATI recently announced the release their fifth generation Graphics chips (GPUs) made on 40nm technology for the mainstream Mobile Market.
“If it [a netbook] does replace a low-end notebook then that’s good for us.” Intel CEO Paul Otellini.
Surely it’s good for Intel, but does it make sense? Will Netbooks replace Notebook?
Still many people think that Netbooks are a better option to go for as they are new in market and will replace laptops. In [...]
Intel recently announced its plans to separate the thin and light laptop industry into four different Categories. Based on these, the products in the future will be developed. These divisions are designed to expand the computing industry, and make things unique for a specific task. Its based on Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) program.
