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The rumor is that Apple is now currently testing a sub-notebook named “Mini MacBook” that is anticipated to re-establish Mac Maker as a leader in compact computing. The new tiny MacBook is scheduled to be announced around the time of WWDC this year. The machine will be much lighter and compact than any other Mac portable that has been put forth by Apple in recent times. Other than that the mini MacBook will integrate onboard NAND flash.
Samsung has armored itself with a whole new series of laptops under the banner called “Aura” by next week. The first laptop in the series will be Aura R20. Samsung seems to have gone a bit more design conscious as it looks from the picture above with a slim and sexy make with that tempting glossy black finish.Inside the machine packs a 14.1-inch widescreen display, a Core 2 Duo T7400 processor, up to 4GB of RAM, a maximum of 160GB hard drive, ATI’s Radeon Xpress 1250 Hyper Memory graphics chip, a DVD burner, built-in WiFi, and Bluetooth. Complete silence regarding the priece or the released date.
Voodoo, recently acquired by HP, had an incredible gaming rig on display during CES 2007 last month. Dual NVIDIA GeForce 7800 SLI graphics cards with 256MB of RAM on each card, an AMD Turion 64 x2 dual-core processor, and a gig of RAM are all standard on each one of Voodoo's impressive new gaming computers; as is a 20-inch display capable of resolutions up to 1680x1050. What's uncommon about the gaming rigs are that they're all laptops. The Voodoo Envy w:201 gaming laptop is anything but portable, and I am not sure if it classifies as a "notebook computer," although technically there's a hinge between the body and the display so you can close it.
I know how weird this laptop lugger looks , but I promess it’s worth the embarrassment. The shoulder pads direct the weight of the load across your entire back instead of on one shoulder. And it’s easy to sling on. Ogio Shling Laptop Bag, $200;
The new Dell Latitude ATG D620 weights 7 pounds, with a 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, up to 4GB of DDR2 SDRAM and a 14.1 inch anti reflective screen. The ATG meets the military standards for operating in conditions of extreme altitude, humidity and vibration, and it is definitely a new competitor in the rugged notebooks market.
You are one of those geeks who can’t even stand a few minutes in toilet without an internet connection?? (I am, Iam!), well Bill Gates has
unveiled eToilet to help capitalize on that time. e-Toilet includes a 21-inch flat-screen monitor built into the toilet lid
itself that swings out on a swivel arm when in use. The touch-activated eToilet protects the screen from spray during use or
flushing with its built-in proximity sensor. eToilet not just lets you surf the web but it also plays music from Zune, and
monitors personal hygiene by shutting-down the lid automatically, when left open, so that, you don’t have to hear a lecture
on Toilet-manners from your wife again! And, that’s not it, there are many other features including built-in thermostat, a
delay mechanism to prevent flushing while someone is in the shower and a few more. And, last but not the least; Microsoft has
integrated their e-Loo technology in the eToilet that allows for the activation of remote call features. The eToilet may cost between $499 and $599, from probably, next month , the perfect V-day gift for your guy!!!
WidowPC released its new model, the Sting 517D. This laptop is designed for the next generation gamers, with components very hard to match, specially in the graphics area and gaming speed. This gaming monster is the first laptop EVER with a PCI-Express' x16 bus architecture, powering your 3D games, game development, hi-def video... you get the picture right?
Apple iBook G4. The one drawback of this cute, light, notebook-like computer is that its bottom gets very hot in use. Lap-burning hot, in fact. The solution I found to this problem turns out to be a real enhancement. It provides the necessary ventilation under the iBook, but it does more. Unfolded, it provides a wide, stiff surface to hold the computer when I’m sitting cross-legged. Were I a mouse-user, there’d be space to move the mouse. But I use it mostly in its folded configurations. It’s cleverly designed to also serve as an adjustable tilt-stand, and still be wide enough to hold the iBook and fit my lap. There’s an advantage to being able to tilt my keyboard while I’m working. I sometimes use the LapDesk at my desk, or at cafe tables for the ergonomic value. The LapDesk is light, stiff, and compact, so that if fits nicely into my laptop bag, providing an extra layer of protection for the iBook in travel.
An Apple-logoed iPod vending machine was seen in an airport in atlanta!! .Just like the ones that give us candies every day! Apple logos on the sides. What does it vend? iPods and other related digimusitalia. Apple-branded accessories like iPod docks and those expensive-but-adorable iPod “socks.” Curiously, only two iPod versions were stocked - 30 Gb Gen 5 video iPods and Gen 1 original Nanos. A number of third party accessories as well including iPod skins, docks, FM transmitters, headphones and even cell accessories like chargers, batteries, etc. There’s a 15″ touchscreen display - you press the number of the item and it brings up the description and the price. Swipe your card and out pops the item - It could be a great idea... but they made one mistaike I could buy one if I have forgot mine at home, ding ding ding, doesn't ring any bells? what about music! I mean I buy a new ipod, what for? I am not going to be able to charge it with any music in the airport... good idea and a bad one at the same time... I am sorry to post this in my notebook's blog but It needed to be posted.
It is the size of a credit card, and takes the laptop security to the next level. Made by the Israeli company Yoggie, the Yoggie Gatekeeper uses Linux system to protect Windows XP laptop users from phishing, spyware and viruses that are wondering around in the wireless hotspots and public wi-fi networks, like libraries and hotels.
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