Samsung will release the world's first PCs embedded with a 32 GB NAND flash-based solid state disk.This marks the first time that NAND flash has moved into a c...
Lenovo unveiled its new ThinkPad Z61 series and R60 series, both combine Intel's Core Duo processors with newly enhanced multimedia and wireless connectivity...
Toshiba will sell FIFA World Cup special edition Dynabook TXâ€â„¢s starting next month. The notebookâ€â„¢s case is painted gold and comm...
The Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV600 is a monster of a media center. Toshiba crams the 17 incher with a 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo processor, video connections galore, 5....
KkAtRfA1UXc Notebook computers can now be obnoxious as your car thanks to iAlertU. Wait until the notebook on the table next to you goes off, causing you to spi...
Intel is throwing its weight behind a Laptop for developing countries called the “EduWise,†which will sell for $400. Intel’s Craig Barrett says MIT’s $100 notebook is just a gadget, and students in developing nations “need†more.
A team of 10 climbers, from seven countries and five faiths, will use Panasonic Toughbook notebook computers and rugged PDAs to receive weather updates and other critical information via satellite as they attempt to summit Mount Everest.
Here's a great video of Microsoft's auxiliary LCD for notebooks that run Vista It's sort of like the external LCDs on most clamshell mobile phones, but with a ...
The good news is law students are being forced to use wireless, featherweight and silent devices to take notes on a flexible,bright and cheap displays. The bad news is the input devices are also know as “pens,†and the displays â€ÂÂÂsheets of paper.â€ÂÂÂ
Samsung announced the world’s “smallest dual core notebook.†The specs look great on this, including a 6-cell battery that allows for a 7-hour runtime. This won’t be available in the states, but Asia will snap these up.
Leading notebook vendors, including Dell, Hewlett-Packard (HP), Acer and Asustek Computer, reportedly have slashed their orders for CPUs and chipsets already placed with Intel
Walt Mosberg of the Wall Street Journal bought a Sony Vaio SZ series notebook a few weeks ago and was upset about the amount of trial software, demos and ads that came installed on it.He blames these 'craplets' for slowing down his system and making the experience of buying a new Vista notebook unpleasant.