HTC is going to launch its second generation Advantage X7510 - a pocket sized laptop with great power and usability. It features a high end 16 GB internal flash memory, finger print reader and face detection, anti-spill keyboard and it gives great power working with multimedia and office documents and web browsing.

HTC Advantage X7510 features a 5-inch touch screen placed intelligently under the keyboard, that you can access by sliding the keyboard. It is controlled by a finger friendly application and should be perfect for people who are on-the-go but need to stay in the loop, all without compromising power and functionality.

Although preorders went from $1300 back in March, it’s pretty uncommon for such prices to actually stick. If you’re an anxious customers who can’t wait for it to be available, don’t get lured in with such “offers”.

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For those people who have been dreaming of a super-fast gaming laptop that’s adorned with a chic red and flame pattern, their search is surely over with the upcoming Toshiba Qosmio X305 laptop, an update of X205 model. With enhanced entertainment capabilities, this laptop features four Harmon Kardon speakers, a sub woofer and an HDMI port for external display connections.

This sneak model has mouthwatering specifications for gamers with its high quality video card, 1GB Nvidia GeForce GTX-Level. Runs on a 3GHz Core 2 Duo processor, has a 17-inch 1680 x 1050 LCD display, dual high-speed 7200RPM hard drive with 400GB making this laptop a dream machine. This powerhouse will definitely be on the cards of many gamers on 14th July 2008 when it will be launched.

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Nicholas Negroponte unveiled yesterday at One Laptop Per Child Foundation media event the 2nd generation laptop. The foundation plans to release the 2nd-generation device by 2010. Unlike its predecessor, the XO laptop, the new addition would feature two 16:9 LCD screens and would fold-up like an e-book device.

The new laptop would cost $75, which is very encouraging regarding the $188 price for XO model. The low pricing would be a result of using screens built for DVD players: “The reason you can have the audacity to do this is that the 16:9 displays on DVD players are so inexpensive that to anticipate them costing $20 each is not out of the question,” explained Negroponte.

The XO 2.0 was designed by the hardware design firm Pixel Qi. The double-screened device is smaller than XO laptop, that being an advantage for the children and consumes only 1 watt. OLPC has announced to launch a new version of the XO model (XO 1.5) that would have a price tag around $100.

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It’s a certain thing that 2008 will be the year of ultraportables and Rock’s new Pegasus 210 is just a new addition to the market. It has a lot of Intel UMPC internals, runs on a 800MHz A110 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 80GB 1.8-inch HDD, Bluetooth and 802.11n WiFi. The 12-inch ultraportable from Rock weighs 2.2 pound and also packs a 4-in-1 card reader and a PCMCIA slot. The price is roughly $1,580 and remember there’s no disc drive.

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Rumors regarding the new Windows XP powered Eee PC 4G are now over. The “new” mini-laptop which has the exact hardware items inside, is going to be available from April 9th for $399 on BestBuy. LaptopMag got their hands on it a few weeks before the official sale and they liked it. It boots Windows XP Home, pretty fast in 40 seconds.

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