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Swiftpoint Mouse

Posted Monday, July 19th, 2010 by jenni

More and more people are turning to laptops as their computers of choice, mainly because they portable. The only drawback to using a is the touchpad . It isn’t always the most user friendly thing to use. Many people bypass using the touchpad by buying an external . If you are on the go the external can be a hassle to take with you. To solve this hassle, there is the Swiftpoint .

The Swiftpoint is the perfect solution because it is small and better suited for portability. Unlike other external mice, this won’t get in the way when it is not being used and you most likely won’t even notice it is there. The is small enough that it can be used on the ’s palm rest or any other flat surface. The Swiftpoint is wireless and has a USB dock that can be secured to the . Having the secured to the when on the go means that you don’t have to carry it separately. The USB dock also acts as a charger for the Swiftpoint . When fully charged the ’s battery will last up to three weeks. There is also the choice of a quick 30 second charge that will charge the for about one hour.

Neckey Laptop Stand

Posted Monday, July 12th, 2010 by jenni

Anyone who owns a knows that when you use them for a long time they can get pretty warm, if not hot. This is a major concern because the heat can cause damage to internal components of the . This is why so many people who own laptops own a pad of some sort to keep air flowing and to take it off the surface, of whatever it is sitting on, to keep it cooler. The only downside to many of these pads is that they can cause awkward hand positioning and difficulties seeing the screen.

Now there is a revolutionary pad that allows for some customizations in how it is used. This new pad is the Station. The great thing about this pad is that because of its patented design you can play around a little bit with the angle that it is set up at. This allows you to find the perfect angle that makes it easy to view the screen. Another great feature is the attached keyboard for good hand positioning. The Station fits laptops from 10.0 to 14.1 inches and comes with two USB ports on the side of the attached keyboard.

Sony VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC

Posted Thursday, June 17th, 2010 by jenni

Laptops have become a part of many people’s lives and even more present with college students. For those college students, they don’t want big, heavy laptops to lug around campus and to their classes. That is what makes the P Series Lifestyle PC the perfect match for them.

At only 1.3 pounds, this is easy to carry around campus and to classes. It features an 8 inch screen that is LED backlit with 1600×768 resolution. With 2GB DDR2 memory and 533MHz speed, this will do what you need it to. It comes preloaded with Windows 7 Home Premium edition. A cool feature of this is that it will automatically change from landscape to portrait with a rotation of 90 degrees. This feature makes reading some material easier. The P Series Lifestyle PC features a touch button that launches Care software that will bring up troubleshooting and do it yourself tech support. There is also a Web button that is great for fast access to the Internet. The battery will last around three and a half hours. The P Series Lifestyle PC is available in five colors; classic black, neon green, electric orange, hot pink and icy white. This can be found on the Sony website and cost $899.99.

Panasonic Toughbook 31

Posted Friday, May 21st, 2010 by jenni

Our society is that of one that is always on the go. Many companies have realized this and have made devices and gadgets to match our on the go lifestyle by making them mobile and tough. Computers are a great example of how companies have made the to be mobile and keep up with a society that is always on the go.

isn’t usually known for their laptops but they have a great line of tough and rugged laptops for those who like to play tough. The 31 is one of the laptops they have in their collection. This is certified for protection from six foot drops, shocks and vibration. The 31 also has protection against rain, dust, sand and temperature fluctuation. The 31 offers a 13.1 inch 1024 x 728 touchscreen display. It also has LED backlight to be energy smart. Some of this laptops other features include an 11 hour battery life, 2GB DDR II RAM, WiFi with WiMAX capability. The 31 also offers a webcam, night vision goggles, backlit keyboard, GPS receiver, fingerprint scanner and a locking system for the hard drive. If you are looking for a that can handle being tossed around and dropped on occasion then the 31 is the for you.

Samsung P580

Posted Monday, May 17th, 2010 by jenni

When you think of often the first thing that comes to mind is mobile phones. Now is trying to change the way people think about them as a company by making a most consumers will be unable to resist. Their latest addition to their market is the P580.

The P580 is the perfect business . This is a 15.6 inch, classy professional . It features a classic black, non-gloss LED backlit HD LCD screen that is easy on the eyes to look at under any light condition. All this is done while being power suave. The P580′s 17 key keyboard features a full sized numeric keyboard to have a desktop feel. This is durable and lightweight with a rubberized comfort grip surface. Inside you will find the latest Core i3 and i5 Calpella CPU and GeForce GT 330M graphics processors. The P580 will allow you to multitask without any worries about freezing or lag. It comes pre-loaded with Windows 7 Professional and Nanocell sound technology allowing for a quiet working environment. The P580 will allow your employees to work on the go and with the perfect professional .

Compaq Airlife 100

Posted Monday, May 10th, 2010 by jenni

Smartphones are where mobile phones are heading in the future. They can do just about everything you might need to and talk to people. Well what if your performed just like your smartphone did? Would you be more likely to buy it if you where already happy with the technology? That is the question that set off to answer when they unveiled the Airlife 100.

This was designed by to have all of the latest technologies along with the incorporation of smartphone capabilities, these new types of computers are known as smartbooks. There are many things that make this smartbook different from other computers or smartphones available on the market. Some of the features of this smartbook are a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 512 MB RAM, 512 MB Flash memory, 16 GB Flash storage, 3G internet antenna with 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi, and an Android Operating System. The Airlife 100 also has smartphone features like Bluetooth, calendar, weather app and contacts. The smartbook has a 10.1 inch backlit TFT touch screen. It also offers a microUSB port and SD slot that will support up to 32 GB. All of these features are powered by a rechargeable Li-Polymer battery.

Maingear EX-L 15

Posted Saturday, May 1st, 2010 by jenni

Laptops are becoming more and more powerful and specialized with each new one that is put onto the market. Many people are buying laptops that are good for one thing such as watching movies or creating movies, doing school work and gaming. Gaming laptops are becoming more popular with all the new and exciting games that are being designed. Just about every maker has a that has made its name by being an excellent gaming . Dell has its Alienware line and now Maingear has the EX-L 15.

Maingear EX-L has been based on the new 2010 Core i5 or i7 processors and has been coupled with DirectX11 horsepower. This means that the EX-L has super fast processors, great DDR3 memory, super fast speed GPU and some of the best mobile hard drives available. The Maingear EX-L 15 is available with full HD 1080p and a standard 1600×900 resolution display. This display is backlit with LED to make it more energy efficient while keeping the gaming quality. Maingear has made this with a solid state drive to lessen noise, heat and any other moving parts. The Maingear EX-L 15 can be found here and will set you back around $1600.

Samsung Q310 Notebook

Posted Saturday, January 3rd, 2009 by simon

This features a sleek black design with a splash of red and the power of this machine is one reason it’s not the smallest of notebooks. It weighs around 4.8 pounds and the dimensions are 1.5×12.7×9.5 inches so it is still very portable. It packs a 2.26GHz Core 2 Duo P8400 processor, 3GB of RAM, a 320 GB hard drive, a DVD re-writer and an integrated GMX4500 graphics card.

The screen is 13.3 inches and offers a clear picture and sharp contrast although it doesn’t have a particularly wide viewing angle. There is also a built in 1.3 Megapixel webcam and plenty of connectivity options with support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and ports for HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, Microphone, Headphones a 7-in-1 media card reader and of course 3 USBs. This is a fairly powerful with a decent battery life and a slick visual design. It costs around $1,299.

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The 24-hour baterry life milestone has been set

Posted Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 by TechGeek

Good news for you travelers! has presented the first which has passed the 24-hour battery life barrier. The model tested by operated continuously for 24 hours on a single battery charge.

The HP EliteBook 6930p has achieved an impressive performance by incorporating high-end technology. The test uses (solid state drive) memory, a mercury-free LED display and an ultra-capacity battery. The components mentioned here can increase it overall battery life up to several hours. The LED display alone gives up to for hours of juice, while the SDD boost the battery life with a 7 percent rate.

To create this high-tech , uses the new X25-M and X18-M Mainstream SATA SSDs. The solid state drives offer faster system responsiveness, as well as a low energy consumption while operating.

There is a version that has a starting price of $1,199.00, but it doesn’t include the high-performance features listed above.

via Crave

Sony’s 16.4-inch VAIO FW laptop

Posted Monday, July 28th, 2008 by Alex Ion

Like always, managed to come up with another great piece of . This time it’s the 16.4-inch FW that really got our attention both with the design and the big/wide display. But wait, there are things that should be said about it, like the fact that it has a built-in Blu-ray drive, the design or maybe the brand new Centrino 2 platform?

The base product will start at $999 and includes a 2.26GHz Core2 Duo P8400 mobile processor, 3GB PC2-6400 DDR2 SDRAM, Multiformat DVD±RW/CD-RW, 16.4″ WXGA LCD widescreen display with XBRITE-ECO technology and 1600 x 900 resolution, 250GB Serial ATA hard drive (5400 rpm), ATI Mobility RADEON HD 3470 graphics card with 256MB (up to 1530MB total available video memory), built in Bluetooth, i.LINK (IEEE 1394) port and 3 USB 2.0 ports and Memory Stick PRO slot.

The weighs 6.4 lbs, is just 1.5-inch thin for portable power, has a lithium-ion battery and runs on Windows Vista Home Premium Edition SP1.

To be honest I’d definitely buy one if it wasn’t that heavy. If you want to make up your mind the guys at NotebookReview got their hands on one for a test drive.


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