Laptops, Desktop PC & Tablet PC

Did you bring protection? No, not that kind of protection. If you want to keep up with your techie obsession, it is of paramount importance that you invest in some quality protective cases for all of your electronic devices. This of course, includes something to protect your beloved notebook from random bumps, bruises, drops, and spills.

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HP just announced the TouchSmart tx2, the company’s very first multi-touch convertible notebook for consumers.  I had a chance to meet with HP earlier today to demo out the TouchSmart tx2 as well as a walk through by Kevin Wentzel, HP’s Technical Marketing Manager for the Mobility Global Business unit.  I like what I saw so far, especially considering this is only version 1.0.
The TouchSmart tx2 has a WXGA 12.1-inch, multi-touch glass display with capacitive touch featuring N-Trig’s DuoSense technology, and what that basically means is that you can use either your fingers or a pen.

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We’ve already seen a few shots of MSI’s forthcoming Wind U120 netbook, but our pals at Engadget Chinese have now taken in one of its first public appearances and, naturally, they’ve provided plenty of pics for folks to dive into. That includes some close-up shots of the netbook’s slightly revised port situation, some comparison shots with the non-two tone U100, and even another glimpse of that 9-cell battery we’ve already seen floating about. MSI also had it’s full-fledged Bravo EX620 laptop on display, though it’s a pretty safe bet that we won’t be seeing it ’round these parts anytime soon.

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[DowJones VentureWire Technology Showcase - EuroTech] I was happy to meet with iRex CEO Hans Brons who was exhibiting his great e-book at the VentureWire Technology Showcase conference. I was impressed by the quality of the 10.2″ display that looks way better than the Plastic Logic prototype that I saw at DEMO. According to Hans Brons, this is due to the 16-level grey scale featured in the iRex, the Plastic Logic e-book has only 4-level grey scale like the Kindle. Another unique feature is the ability to write and store notes on the documents, the Plastic Logic e-book had it too but not as advanced (from the demo I saw). The iRex 1000s launched in September, has no connectivity, but the iRex 1000 SW , available in Q1 2009, features Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, a proprietary web browser and may be Bluetooth and 3G (I have to check for sure, it is not on the product sheet).

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Oh sure, you could select Dell’s multitouch-enabled Latitude XT over HP’s latest, but given the $1,829 starting price of the former, we’d say the TouchSmart tx2z is looking a lot more delectable these days. Hailed as the first multitouch “consumer” convertible tablet (a claim that’s certainly open for debate), the 12.1-inch tx2 gets going at just $1,149.99, though HP’s “recommended” configuration starts at $1,223.99. The baseline setup includes Vista Home Premium, a 2.1GHz AMD Turion X2, 3GB of DDR2 RAM, an ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics set, 250GB of HDD space and a built-in webcam. As of now, the estimated build date shows December 8th, so we’d get that order in five minutes ago if you’re looking to ensure a holiday delivery.

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Epson has finally released its NA01 netbook on an official basis, and inside it will pack the following :-

* 10.2″ display with 1,024 x 600 resolution
* Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor
* 1GB RAM
* 160GB hard drive
* Wi-Fi connectivity
* 3-in-1 memory card reader
* Ethernet connectivity
* Three USB 2.0 ports

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Stealth.Com have announced a new small-form-factor PC intended for embedded, in-car or industrial applications.  The Stealth LPC-450M Little PC is based on an Intel Core 2 Duo with, as standard, a shock-mounted 2.5-inch hard-drive and PSU capable of running on 10-16V DC power such as supplied from a car battery. SSD storage is an option, as is upgrading the standard DVD/CD-RW to a DVD burner.

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MSI’s got a fever, and evidently the only cure is more notebook. With the novelty of the heralded Wind slowly fading, the outfit has stepped in with the altogether riveting VW220 YA Edition ultraportable — and in four delightful hues, no less. Aside from sporting a Denim Blue, Coral Pink, Wasabi Green or Empire Black exterior, the 12.1-incher also includes a WXGA (1,280 x 800) panel, dual-core Pentium CPU, Intel’s GMA 4500M graphics set, up to 2GB of DDR2 RAM, dual stereo speakers, gigabit Ethernet, an optional TV tuner, WiFi / Bluetooth, a 3-in-1 card reader, VGA output and three USB 2.0 ports.

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Today’s deal is one of the best. Buy an excellent HP laptop at an excellent price. The superb HDX18t entertainment notebook computer is offered at only $1,199.99, that’s $150 off Coupon Code with $200 instant discount on the original price tag of $1,549.99.

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Gateway’s FX series is pretty good. Its not only good on specification, but also good on designing. The FX series is already quite powerful with Intel’s Extreme series quad core processor, and GeForce 8800M GTS graphics card. But now, with the launch of Intel’s Core i7 processor, the FX series offers the best configuration.

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