ATPM’s Wes Meltzer says:
I love my Mac laptops. I really do. They have everything that s great about a Mac: rock-solid Unix back end, Apple front end, great hardware with solid industrial design and build → Read More…
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Register Hardware reports on the current netbook offerings for back-to-school, noting that with prices never lower, there’s no longer a financial reason to restrict junior to a hand-me-down machine, especially if you consider the lower end → Read More… SkinnyBytes has launched a new line of PoE Computer, the PoE-185 Elite, an 18.5 AIO (All-In-One). All SkinnyBytes systems are Power-over-Ethernet, therefore they do not require AC power outlets. AC electrical is expensive to → Read More… Canadian PC-maker Eurocom has announced a new line of 17.3” laptop computers featuring Intel six-core CPUs, up to 4 TB of internal data storage, and NVIDIA SLI with two GeForce GTX 480M or NVIDIA Quadro FX → Read More… PC Mag’s Lance Ulanoff says that when he thinks about how he spends his days and how he gets things done, it occurs that most of his work time is spent with a business laptop, and → Read More… Targeting back-to-school buyers, Dell has posted a chart comparing its Studio 15 and 17 laptops with Apple’s size-corresponding MacBook Pro 15” and 17” models. The chart, entitled “Back To School – Apples To Apples Comparison,” unsurprisingly → Read More… Dell has announced their new Inspiron M101z laptop, pitched as having premium looks, a big display, a full-width keyboard, long battery life and a powerful processor in a laptop no bigger than many netbooks, with its → Read More… DIGITIMES’ Yen-Shyang Hwang and Joseph Tsai report say that with Acer recently launching a 10.1-inch netbook under its eMachines brand for sale at US$199.99, so far the lowest price for netbooks around the world, through the → Read More… Here’s a new machine in a market niche Apple chooses not to serve — the honking big desktop substitute notebook category. Acer’s AS8943G notebook PCs sport an aluminum lid that protects the seamless, frameless display, and → Read More… Ebay has posted a 7” Mini Laptop Netbook Computer Notebook with WIFI and running WindowsCE for the princely sum of $36.98. Sourced in Hong Kong, these are new, unused computers claimed to have absolutely no signs of → Read More… The Register’s Liam Proven says Ubuntu as a good starting point for experimenting with desktop Linux. If you have the option, dedicate a machine to it by 2010 standards, even a modest-spec PC will run it → Read More… DIGITIMES’ Marvin Ma, and Adam Hwang report that the first notebook equipped with the Google-developed Chrome OS is projected for launch in the fall of 2010 according to Google’s vice president of product management Sundar Pichai |
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