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• Acer preparing for an ultra slim frameless screen laptop

Acer !  yes the name is enough for researching and bring new things  it is prepairing for an ultra slim frameless laptop with touchscreen laptop with a tochscreen keyborad.Well you don’t get excited as it is currently a rumor only by sources. Read the rest of this entry »

• Dell Latitude 13 business laptop

Want a thin and light laptop  for business? Dell’s Latitude 13 laptop is aimed at the business  type and is now available on the Dell site. Business doesn’t have to mean a boring looking laptop in this case.

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• Dell Studio 1558 Touch with Core i5

Dell has some of the most popular notebooks around. Typically, when we hear of new Dell machines it’s in the form of a press release or official announcement. A pair of new Dell Studio notebooks that are touch enabled have surfaced in a Dell online digital catalog. The new machines are the Studio 1558 Touch and the Studio 1749 Touch. Read the rest of this entry »

• Hp-Core-i3-based-g62t-laptop

The new G62t may be in the same family as HP’s budget-minded G60 laptop, but it has more in common with the high-end Envy 15 as far as appearance. It certainly is stylish. The specs are pretty respectable too. You get a standard Core i3 processor (upgradable to Core i5 or i7), 3GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive, 15.6-inch LED-backlit display, and a DVD burner (upgradable to Blu-ray).

Their is at least one downside, the non-upgradeable integrated Intel HD graphics. Then again the starting price is just $699, making that drawback something many of us can live with. Looks good.

• Dell Announces Latitude 13 And Updated Dell Precision M6500

If you just discovered Dell today, you would hardly know that it was infamous for selling those “plain beige boxes” and “thick, clunky notebooks” just a few years ago. These days, high fashion and good styling is integrated throughout the company’s lineup, and the Latitude 13 is proof of that. Read the rest of this entry »

• Dell intros the multitouch-capable Studio 17 Touch

Dell quietly rolled out the Studio 17 Touch today, making it the company’s first multitouch laptop. The system kicks off at $800 and sports a 17.3″ (1600×900) LED display, a 2.1GHz Intel Pentium Dual Core T4300, 4GB of DDR3 1066MHz RAM, an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570, a 320GB 7200RPM HDD, a dual-layer DVD burner, 802.11g connectivity, a six-cell battery, and Windows 7 Home Premium x64.

If desired, the Studio 17 Touch can also be configured with a full 1080p display, an Intel Core i7 720QM or 820QM CPU, 8GB of DDR3 1333MHz RAM, a 1GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650, dual 500GB HDDs, a Blu-ray burner, 802.11n, a Soundblaster X-Fi audio card
, a nine-cell battery, and Windows 7 Ultimate x64. Naturally, those additions come at a premium, and maxing out the specifications brings the price up to about $2,900.

Systems come with a minimum one-year warranty, and orders placed now will ship in early December — just in time for the holidays.

• Litl Webbook, enhancing the playful aspect of a notebook

Enhancing the playful aspect of portable systems, the “Litl Webbook” is a slimmed down device that lets you surf the web, display photos, play video and use various regular functions. The Webbook simplifies different tasks, through an easy operating system, for kids as well as the elderly. Much like a regular PC or notebook, the playful system can pull content from the web via cloud-computing services. Other than working like a regular laptop, the Webbook can be flipped over and stood upright as well, so you could watch photos, video and other content with minimum interruption. Moreover, the new device integrates a wide screen that can be connected to a TV, so you could enjoy your favorite shows on theportable system.

• D-roll: Morph your laptop into a backpack

Now this is something that your Apple Mac can’t do!

This ‘next gen laptop design’ by Hao Hua looks like a artist’s tube on speed! It’s been labeled as the “D-roll” or “digital roll,” and works just like a normal laptop, except that instead of being a massive square lump of plastic, it’s a tube shaped lump of plastic, how cool is that!

It’s got everything you could really need from a laptop; a screen (OLED that rolls out of the tube), a slide out keyboard, a mouse and even a detachable webcam (that can even act as the tube’s end caps). If that’s not enough for you, you can even wear the webcam as a wristwatch, I know, it was too much for me to deal with as well…

Modern gadgets apart from being stylish are getting smaller day-by-day. And the latest creation to catch our eye is the ‘next gen laptop design’ by Hao Hua. Dubbed “D-roll” or “digital roll,” the new device works like a regular laptop, but rolls up to be a side bag or even a backpack for easy transportation. Designed like an artist’s tube, the D-roll Laptop features a roll up OLED screen and a slide out keyboard, together with a mouse and a detachable webcam that can be worn on your wrist when not attached to the system. The mouse and web camera can also be used as the end caps for thelaptop case, while the straps double as ports to plug in your USB devices. Just cool!

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• Dell’s ultra-thin Adamo XPS to ship soon for $1,799

Dell has finally fully disclosed the specifications of its newly crafted ultra-thin notebook, the Adamo XPS. The laptop is only .4″ (just over a centimeter) thick and weighs just over 3lbs.

Specs include a 13.4″ LED-backlit 720p display, 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo ultra-low voltage CPU, GS45 integrated graphics, 4GB of DDR3-800 RAM, a 128GB SSD, 802.11a/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, DisplayPort, two USB 2.0 ports, a 20WHr (about 2.5 hours of life) or 40WHr (a bit over 5 hours of life) Li-Ion battery, and Windows 7 Home Premium X64.

The system ships with Ethernet, VGA and HDMI dongles, as well as an optional DVD burner, Blu-ray drive, and a 250GB or 500GB external HDD. Other noteworthy features include built-in location awareness, an unconventional hinge placement (which angles the laptop), capacitive touch-sensitive latching mechanism, and a full-sized keyboard with aluminum capped chiclet-style keys.

The Dell Adamo XPS’ design appears to be very Mac-inspired — and that includes its asking price. The notebook starts at $1,799 and will reportedly ship in time for the holidays.

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• Sony Vaio CW

ony has presented a couple of laptops today, and one of them is the fashionable VAIO CW.

The 14-inch laptop boasts a 16:9 aspect ratio and can be considered a mid-range unit. It will run Windows 7 as the operative system, and in the inside you can find a 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB of memory RAM, and a GeForce GT 230M for the graphics. In terms of storage capacity, there is a 320GB hard-drive. The Sony VAIO CW will become available later this month, for $850, but there should be other versions of the laptop with different processors, which will make the price go up or down.