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Friday, September 27, 2013

Motorola to bring Webtop to all future Smartphones

Motorola to bring Webtop to all future Smartphones
Motorola Mobility chairman Sanjay Jha announced at an investor relations conference this morning that starting this June, all future Motorola high-end smartphones will include Webtop. Webtop so far is unique to the Motorola Atrix 4G, but it looks that will be changing soon. Mr. Jha also made note that the only reason the Droid Bionic did not ship with Webtop was due to time constraints. Hopefully, this means that it may be enabled in a future update. Motorola’s definition of high-end also remains to be seen, but phones that can drive the second “shell” for Webtop mode will likely have dual-core processors and either dual-channel RAM as in the Bionic, or at least 1 GB of “normal” RAM like the Atrix. Don’t look for this on the Cliq 2, no matter how bad we want it.

Placing your smartphone into a specially designed dock to create a web appliance does sound like a very nice idea on paper, but the verdict is still out on just how functional it will be. One thing that would help further it along would be to design the docking stations to be universal, and I hope Motorola has this in mind. We’ll know more in June.
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013

GATEWAY TO LAUNCH 11 6 INCH EC18T CONVERTIBLE TABLET


Gateway plans to launch an 11.6 inch convertible tablet running on the Windows 7 Basic or Home Premium. Dubbed EC18T, the device may offer stiff competition to Gigabyte T1028 and Asus Eee PC T91.

The EC18T is rumored to run on the Intel Core 2 Duo processr with 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM and Intel GS45 Express graphic chipset. The leaked pictures of the device shows a stylus holder built into the screen bevel. Other features include what looks like an HDMI port.

Gateway has not yet announced any official information regarding pricing or availability, but it is expected to reach the market soon after the release of Windows 7.
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Monday, September 2, 2013

PLANNING TO TRAVEL MUCH MORE AFTER NEW YEAR THEN READ THIS !

The Dell Precision M2400 with its 14-inch screen is the smallest notebook of the series of powerful computer workstations from Dell. Because the size of the chassis has a direct impact on the capacity of reserves in terms of performance, because the hardware has to be incorporated finally cooled sufficiently, the performance of the Precision M2400 is also the lowest in this line of models.

At the time of publishing, Dell offers three mobile work stations of various sizes. For example, the Precision M6300, a desktop replacement 17 ", which is still based on the Intel platform Santa Rosa, or its successor, the Precision M6400 with Intel Centurion technology 2.
The Dell Precision M4400 is a powerful mobile computer with a panel of 15.4 inches.
For all those who are often moving Dell also offers the Precision M2400 with 14-inch screen.

The quality level is set quite high in terms of performance for the Precision M2400, because it is clearly a representative of the workstations Dell, and therefore a high rudiment of the product line. Endure powerful Intel processors up to T9600 CPU with 2.8 GHz and 6 MB of L2-Cache; this hardly makes Precision something desirable in this aspect. Apart from the Core 2 Extreme CPUs are hardly feasible within the notebook of 14 "because they require a lot of ventilation and are not reasonably mobile laptop because of its demand for energy.

Like the Latitude and Precision comparable and this notebook is also convincing in terms of the chassis, and manufacturing. Weighing only 2.4 kilograms around the Precision M2400 is very good for traveling.
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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

OLPC LOOKS UP TO 4 MORE MAKERS

The extensive authority of the One Laptop per Child proposal continues to spread out its sphere. Not long ago it was indistinct whether the PC formerly conceived as a $100 notebook for kids in developing countries would ever turn out to be a reality after an elongated series of delays. Now the XO notebook looks on the threshold of fetching a hot item, and all the investigate that went into it is leading down opposing paths. Walter Bender, who just dropped the OLPC proposal to start up its open-source software spinoff, is supposedly in "informal discussions" to obtain its Linux operating system on low-cost notebooks made by 4 producers. The nonprofit spinoff, Sugar Laboratories, is holding discussions with Pixel Qi and is exciting in pursuing an association with Intel, Bender told the news agency. No other producers were listed, though he quoted Asus on Sugar Labs Web site the previous week. Its only the most modern transformation in a long-running chronicle that has witnessed internal strife, resignations, and other disagreement since the projects beginning. Last month OLPC originator Nicholas Negroponte whispered the XO might toggle from Linux to Windows XP, but that transform remains to be witnessed. Stay tuned.
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Wednesday, August 21, 2013

ALIENWARE AREA 51 M17X ARE OUT TO RULE

Alienware today launched its most influential laptop to date, the all new Area-51 m17x. The m17x is the much expected stable mate of the present version of the m15x, which was launched quite a few months ago. The Area-51 m17x notebook carries along the following arrangements:

• A choice of either Intel Core 2 Duo Processors (6MB Cache, 800MHz FSB) or the Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme Processors (6MB Cache, 800MHz FSB)
• 17" Wide display WUXGA 1920 x 1200 with Clear-view (1200p HDTV decree support)
• Can be scaled Up to 4GB Double Channel DDR2 at 667MHz
• Dual graphics accelerator cards option of:
• 512MB NVIDIA Geforce 8800M GTX or 512MB NVIDIA Geforce 8700M GT
• Up to 2 hard drives
• Dual speakers with Subwoofer
• 12-Cell Lithium-ION Battery power pack
• Full extent Keyboard with take apart Numeric number pad which is an discretionary Alien-FX backlighting
• Height: 2.1"
• Width: 16.1"
• Depth: 11.5"
• Weighs up to 10.5 lbs
• Exhaust cooling vents is provided towards the rear.

Frank Azor, the Vice President of Alien ware’s product assembly, told regarding the m15x and m17x, "With both systems, Alienware has once again revolutionized mobile performance.
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Friday, August 9, 2013

SONY IS PLANNING TO LAUNCH THE LILLIPUTIAN IN THE BATTERY WORLD

Sony has productively shaped a miniature fuel-cell gadget for portable electronics. Sony has fashioned a first of its kind fuel cell that is minute adequate to fit in your palm. The piece of equipment is a combination of lithium-polymer and backup battery, as well as a power circuit intended for yet-to-developed portable devices. "We have been aiming to swell (a fuel-cell system) in portable campaigns and in conclusion have reached an echelon of saleable design." The trial product uses the combination of methanol as its prime energy resource and just 10ml of the latter is capable of powering 14 hours value of movie screening.
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Thursday, July 25, 2013

TOSHIBA TRYING TO CATCH THE CANCELED TRAIN ALL NEW

Toshiba reveals XD-E500 DVD player together with XDE Technology. Toshiba claims it does further than just DVD up conversion. After trailing out in the next-generation optical disc arrangement war last year, Toshiba is focusing on simple old (and dying) DVD format. The company has revealed commence of new-fangled XD-E500 DVD player featuring extended Detail augmentation that takes DVD portrait superiority to a whole new level.’ On top to providing up conversion from 480i/p up to 1080p, XDE proffers user selectable picture augmentation modes that tolerate for superior detail, further vivid colors and stronger disparity that take average DVD quality nearer to the HD experience.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013

ASUS 11 6 INCH Eee PC 1101HA COMING TO EU THIS MONTH

If youve been keeping up with this blog, you would have remembered that Asus demoed the Eee PC 1101HA back at Computex. Well they have not given it an official release date, but Notebook Italia is claiming the beast of a netbook is coming to Europe by months end. More importantly the device (according to them) will retail for the U.S equivalent of $560.

This is for a system that packs a 1.33GHz Intel Atom Z520 processor, Intel GMA graphics, 1GB of random access memory, 160GB hard disk drive and Windows XP to boot.

While we have heard rumors of a 3G version of said laptop that is yet to be clarified. Check out the video below.

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Saturday, July 6, 2013

SONY TO LAUNCH NEW VAIO VARIANTS

Vaio has ever had the out burst of list of new variants in the market every time the competitor programs for a launch. The 2 forthcoming Sony Vaio variants have appeared on Circuit City. It appears that, photos of the Sony Vaio FW and SR series have appeared on Circuit Citys portal. According to the Circuit City page, the black notebook pictured is the VGN-FW140E/B variant, and is tagged at around $1599. The white notebook pictured is the VGN-SR140EB, and doesnt have a price tag listed. The FW variant will sport a 16" screen, while the SR will possess a more traditionalist 13.3 inches. Both are mutually marked as coming soon.
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