Fujitsu Double Screen Laptop
November 4, 2008
When using a laptop I can’t say I have ever thought about the need of having another smaller LCD embedded just above the keyboard. According to Fujitsu, they seem to think it’s a need, and have now created the N7010 notebook computer with a built in second display. Continue Reading
Bentley Laptop - Costs a Bomb
October 31, 2008
This Laptop is branded by Bentley and costs a tad more then your average laptop. At $19,800 you need to have a bit of cash in your bank to buy it. But what you do get is a laptop that fits very nicely with your expensive car. Continue Reading
Touch Screen Eee PCs Coming Soon
October 10, 2008
We have mentioned Asus a few times over the last month or so. The first mention was a 3.75G mobile broadband connection built in to their new range of laptops. The next was a hard drive upgrade. What we are looking at now is a touch screen version that is said to be coming out next year sometime. Continue Reading
Asus Eee PC jumps to 160GB
October 2, 2008
Asus recently announced their 3.75G laptop which has built in 3G capabilities making it possible to go online pretty much anywhere. They have now announced another upgrade to their 900 series Eee which puts a massive 160Gb hard drive inside it. Continue Reading
Eee PC to get 3.75G Built-in
September 25, 2008
Asus have made a nice change to their Eee PC 901 series of portable laptops by including 3G (named 3.75G by Asus). This is a smart move as it will bring ultimate portability and ultimate connectivity together in to one single unit. Continue Reading
Sony’s Lightest Laptop with Blu-Ray
September 23, 2008
Sony have created the VAIO TT series laptop which is now the lightest laptop with Blu-ray support. The laptop has an 11.1 inch LCD screen with back light and has 256GB SSD storage built in. Continue Reading
Samsung X360 Laptop
September 1, 2008
Samsung has created a very nice laptop which surprisingly is lighter then the MacBook Air. It weighs just 1.27Kg which is 0.09Kg lighter then the Air. It seems like they are jumping on to this thin and light train following Apple and HP with some potential success. Continue Reading
