Like the iPhone’s touchscreen? Well, imagine a computer with similar capabilities. Dell has finally revealed more details regarding its first tablet PC, called the Latitude XT, with capacitive touchscreen technology. This makes it easy to resize, reposition, or move digital bits around on the tablet’s screen using either your fingers or a computing pen.
Designer Eno Setiawan surely loves the Sony range of Vaio notebooks, which is why this Vaio Zoom notebook concept was concocted. The Zoom supposedly utilizes holographic technology that has been condensed into a thin glass form factor. Whenever you turn off the notebook, the screen will end up as completely transparent while the keyboard goes opaque. Read More »
First and foremost let me begin by saying that the Fujitsu Lifebook T2010 Tablet PC has the best indoor - outdoor display I have ever seen on a Tablet PC. You can clearly see the T2010 screen even in very bright sun. Adding to the accolades for this screen is that fact that there is no loss of brightness or clarity indoors, so you don’t have to compromise indoor quality to get outdoor visibility! The display is nothing short of amazing and my photographs simply don’t do it justice. Read More »
Yep, that’s a french title in the english section, but every good Geek always has got a quick translating software at hand on the internet!
Just to say that the Nec LaVie notebooks decided to rock new colors and that’s not a bad idea, not at all!
Right now, people will have the choice between 6 colors to go with their 15.4 inches monitor (WXGA 1280×800), AMD M690-V using the EX2 Liquid Crystal technology…120GB HDD, DVD DL burner, 1GB RAM (max 4), Turion 64×2 @ 1.6GHz (TL-52) and other goodies…
More NoteBooks by Toshiba, The Qosmio G40 and F40!
The G40 is equipped with 2 digital TV tuners, a 17 inches Wide screen (WUXGA 1920×1200), Core 2 Duo T7300 CPU, 320GB HDD, HD-DVD burner, 2GB RAM and an NVIDIA GeForce 8600MGT with 256MB VRAM! Read More »
Mmm, more Computex stuff. The MSI GX600 is being dubbed the world’s first Turbobook. Why, you might ask, would they call it a Turbobook? Well, what about the neat little overclock button that kicks the CPU speed up a notch when your computer is in AC mode (and by notch we mean 20%) for when you really need your computer working overtime. The turbo button enables the GX600 to run smoothly when you need that extra boost of free memory space. Read More »
Acer’s tie up with Ferrari has proved very fruitful for the computer company and presumably also for the car company, since they’ve just repeated the exercise with a new pair of style-rich notebooks. The top-end machine, reviewed here, is the Ferrari 5000, and will set you back just under £1,700. It needs more than a couple of red flashes to justify that price tag.
It’s a big machine; think plastic document wallet and add a centimeter all round to get to its footprint on the desk. It’s dressed in a lightweight carbon-fibre case, in glossy black with a thin Ferrari-red stripe on the lid and in flashes down both sides.
Open it up and there’s a swivelling Web-cam along the top edge of the lid and a keyboard laid out in a shallow crescent below - that should make typing easier on your wrists. In front of that is a wide-angle touch pad and mouse buttons, but if you don’t like touch pads, you can use the bundled, Ferrari-liveried, Bluetooth optical mouse instead. Read More »
Based on the Core 2 Duo platform, the Asus boasts a high-end video card as well as the next-generation draft-N wireless service. Combined with its sleek profile, those willing to pay a premium for looks and performance will certainly be enticed by the ASUS Lamborghini VX2.
Cars and laptops obviously make good bed-fellow if Asus’ latest Lamborghini-badged model is anything to go by. While its first effort - the VX1 - may have been seen as a me-too effort to rival Acer’s Ferrari tie-up, there’s got to be something in the partnership to produce further offspring. Read More »
