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Tuesday, September 17, 2013

New Asus K53E BBR7 15 Inch Laptop Review

Asus K53E-BBR7
Asus Launch new laptop is namely, Asus K53E-BBR7 which features the 2nd gen Intel “Sandy Bridge” Core i3 processors and a large 640GB hard drive as well as ample 4GB DDR3 of RAM. the K53E-BBR7 15-inch an ideal-choice to midsize laptop. It comes with aluminum textures in Brown Suit finish and an ergonomic dust-repellent chicklet keyboard. But its weight, 5.7 pounds, makes it somewhat hefty for this class of notebook.
new Asus K53E-BBR7
The K53E-BBR7 which powered by features Intel Core i3-2310M is a dual core processor with a 3MB L3 cache and 2.1GHz processor speed, this Asus laptop also offers an integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 which is faster then the older Intel HD Graphics.

Asus K53E-BBR7 Laptop provide multiformat DVD±RW/CD-RW drive, built-in 0.3MP webcam with facial recognition, Multiformat media reader (Secure Digital, Secure Digital High Capacity, MultiMediaCard, Memory Stick and Memory Stick PRO), 3 USB 2.0 ports, 802.11n WiFi and 10/100/1000 Mbps Fast Ethernet LAN. It packed 6-cell battery which offers up to 5 hours of life.

Price, Asus K53E-BBR7 laptop (brown) is selling for around $450
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Saturday, August 24, 2013

APPLE MACBOOK THE PROBLEMS OF THE NEW GENERATION ARE PILING UP

Not only Sony shocked the notebook manufacturers on a regular basis with defective batteries. Nvidia is also preparing its mobile versions of the graphics card manufacturers and customers are a recurrent issue. Only in July this year the graphics specialist due to defective cards in numerous notebooks had to make repairs that cost around 200 million U.S. dollars . With the Geforce 9600M GT appears to be part of this disaster to be repeated.

Even with the Geforce 8600M GT, there were numerous problems for MacBooks and notebooks from other manufacturers . Also, the new Apple MacBook Pro with the Geforce 9600M GT,looks to have these errors. Nvidia promised roughly half a year, the quality of the chips to increase, which seemed to be done. The tiny solder pads on the chip, combines with the board, are reports of the "Inquirer" that of poor quality. To report a large number of buyers of new MacBook in Internet forums about permanent black screens; both from Nvidia and Apple,there is still no official comment.
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Tuesday, August 20, 2013

MICROSOFT DEVELOPING THE ALL NEW TOUCH SENSITIVE TECHNOLOGY

Microsoft plans to take multi touch to a fresh level with Side Sight, a hands-off touch screen permitting users to control their doohickeys without leaving muddled fingerprints. The principal complaint about touch screens are the fingerprints - the larger the screen, the more prints there are, and it seems like no matter how often you clean the device, theres always fingerprints left over. Microsofts Side Sight multi touch development will eradicate that issue by permitting users to control a touch screen without essentially having to touch the screen. Side Sight works by mounting sensors along the length of the sides of a thingamabob, which will become aware of your finger movements up to a full 10cm away from the apparatus. A sharp jerk in the direction of the device can be employed to click, which circular motions can be employed to rotate. Microsoft presently has a working replica using an HTC Touch and sensors associated to a computer via USB, which broadcasts the signals via Bluetooth. Incorporating the sensors into the piece of equipment is the next footstep, and Microsoft asserts that one day the system could permit users to exploit multi-touch on very diminutive devices that otherwise wouldnt be talented to exploit a touch screen.
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Monday, August 19, 2013

PLEASE DON’T TAKE YOUR NOTEBOOKS OUT – THE NEW STYLE IN AIRPORTS

Check through by Skooba blueprint is a "checkpoint-friendly" notebook handbag intended and hardened to convene upcoming innovative US travel security allowances for X-ray broadcast without having to confiscate the notebook from the bag. The goal of the new-fangled program is to decrease nuisance to travelers and pace up the security viewing procedure. Previously this year, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) put out a public appeal for proposals on notebook bag designs that might be allowed to go through safekeeping (X-ray) screening without requiring taking away the notebook. Skooba will be launching Check-through notebook bags to overlap with the TSA’s innovative protocol rollout (late summer/early fall). The Check-through name represents their own checkpoint-friendly products.
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Thursday, August 15, 2013

REVOLUTIONARY NEW VAIO LAPTOP COMING JANUARY 9TH


I guess everybody likes gossip whether youre a political guru, tech geek or paparazzi. Apparently Sony knows that which is why they have released a teaser for some new "revolutionary" system that will be coming in a few days. According to Sony "On the 9th of January you will change the way you look at laptops forever."

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Saturday, August 10, 2013

MSI UNVEILS NEW NETBOOKS

The netbook craze wont die, not at least for the time being. MSI one of the pioneers of the netbook generation has just envieled a slew of new netbooks. Meet the Wind 110, Wind U115 and the WindBox. You can expect the standard configurations:

MSI WindBox
Intel Atom N270 processor
1-2GB RAM
160GB or 250GB HDD
three USB ports
802.11b / g WiFi
300mm x 240mm x 65mm (12 x 9.5 x 2.5 inches)
500g (18 ounces)

MSI Wind U115
10-inch, 1024 x 600 pixel netbook
8GB SSD / 80GB HDD, 16GB SSD / 120GB HDD, or 32GB SSD / 160GB HDD
Intel Atom Z530 processor
802.11b / g / draft-n WiFi
Bluetooth
4-in-1 card reader
1-2GB RAM

MSI Wind 110
10-inch, 1024 x 600 pixel netbook
120GB, 160GB, or 250GB
Intel Atom Z530 processor
802.11b / g / draft-n WiFi
Bluetooth
4-in-1 card reader
1GB RAM

While their is not release date for the latter machines MSI says the WIndbox will be going for 300EU in 1Q 2009.
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Wednesday, August 7, 2013

SECONDS IS ALL YOU NEED TO BOOT USING THE NEW OS DEVELOPED FOR ASUS

Splashtop Linux from the house of DeviceVM smashes ASUS notebooks as Express Gate. ASUS & DeviceVM have revealed the make public of Linux-based "Splashtop" Operating System with instantaneous on competence on more than a few ASUS notebooks. Splashtop is a frivolous operating system that permits consumers to make use of their systems even at just seconds after hitting the power button. Christened the "Express Gate" by ASUS, Splashtop software facilitates users to leaf through the web, gaze at videos, listen to music, and chat with friends, share photos, and additional features all in just seconds after turning on their PC.
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Monday, July 29, 2013

AMD FAMILY SPREADS TURION ULTRA PROCESSOR A NEW GENERATION UPGRADE

The Turion Ultra is the 1st processor AMD has considered exclusively for the mobile market; former Turions were essentially Athlon 64s and Athlon 64 X2s with thermal characteristics superior enough to make it in notebooks. Yet the Turion Ultra, while its cores are essentially unaffected from desktop Athlon 64 X2s, has inherited a few architectural refinements from AMDs Phenom processors, together with Hyper Transport 3.0. Furthermore, the Turion Ultra proffers finer grained clock rate control as well as tolerating it to clock the cores separately of one another. Its also capable to animatedly scale the Hyper Transport as required, resulting in a processor that can act in response specifically as required to workloads.

More enhancements comprise an augment of processor cache from 1MB of L2 cache to 2MB (L2 cache is essentially RAM built onto a processor) and hold up for up to DDR2-800. By themselves, these may not affix up too much, but while memory velocity has historically been for the most part insignificant to Intels Core processors, it has had an additional quantifiable collision on AMDs dual cores. Regrettably, the TDP (Thermal Design Power) hasnt distorted from presented Turions: the Turion Ultras arrangement tops out at 35W, precisely the same wattage as its predecessors and accurately the same wattage as its Intel opposition, though it bears declaring Intel and AMD measure TDP in a different way. Given the enhanced power-saving characteristics, the Turion Ultra ought to offer at least slightly superior battery life to on hand Turion X2s, but it may not be competent to compete with Intels Core 2 Duos in recital or battery life. Still, its an enhancement in an era where CPU power is already at a coarse excess.
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Friday, July 19, 2013

NEW FAN TO CHIL YOUR LAPTOP

Its common to find laptop these days that pack enough heat to fry your nuts. But not everyone is interested in that and so there has been a slew of laptop cooling fans etc to fix the problem. But the Minifit XL looks to have fixed one problem, not only does it cool your laptop, it also places it at an angle for better viewing.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013

PSP FIRMWARE IN A NEW FASCIA

pspThe most recent firmware for the PSP is now obtainable for download, and suggests quite a few fresh features. Sony has discharged their most recent firmware for the PSP just a short while after revealing its soon-to-be appearance. The firmware is 5.00 for the Play station transportable (PSP) and it is obtainable for download at the present the firmware modernizes numerous things, incorporating:

-The Play station Network has been appended as a scheduled category.
-The Play station Store is now accessible under Play station Network.
-Video-Out now sustains interlacing, also known as non-HDTVs.
-Set-up software now shores up full-screen harvest on any associated device.
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Monday, July 15, 2013

THE NEW MACBOOK PRO 17 INCH

The last MacWorld was a little disappointing. Other than the fact that nothing revolutionary was displayed we also missed Jobs keynotes. But although some things were missing Apple did come clean on a lot of other products including the new MacBook Pro 17-inch.

If you read our posts two days ago about the rumors surrounding the new uni-body system, were happy/sad to report that they are true. Happy that finally the sexiest 17-inch system has finally gotten the needed upgrades and sad because some of them are should I say idiotic.

The new system will go for the same price as its former ($2799). And the specs are as follow.

1920 x 1200 LED-backlit display
2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo / 6MB L2 cache
4GB 1066MHz DDR3 memory
Nvidia GeForce 9400M
Nvidia GeForce 9600M GT / 512MB
320GB hard drive
Slot-loading SuperDrive
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013

MSI TURBOBOOK GX600 REVIEW THE NEW VERSION IS OUT

The MSI Turbobook GX600 has a in built turbo button that the producer says can spontaneously boost its performance by as much as 20 per cent, and cut boot times by approximately 50 per cent. But does it really work? Are there any drawbacks? Let’s peep in to reveal the secrets of the revamped GX600.

Design
The Turbobook GX600 looks drooling with the hood closed. The lustrous black finish gives it a modern neat looks that is in line with what the rest of the competitors seem to be doing at the current time. Unexpectedly, it all goes to pot when you open the hood. The turbo button, dressed in the dodgy silver paneling and the off switch located at the top right of the notebook. Software is comparatively scarce, but you are provided with a copy of Windows Vista Home Premium edition.

Performance
With a tag like MSI Turbobook GX600, youd look out for this notebook to be drastically quick. It does by no means can be compared to the fastest weve seen, especially when it comes to the gamer attitude, but its fast enough to keep in line with the quickest Centrino notebooks on the market.

Its 3D gaming agility isnt as qualitative, though. It just scampered very little in 3DMark testing circuits, and striking the turbo button doesn’t make much difference with turbo enabled, it scores less impressive scores too. For a comparison, the current breeds of high-end gaming notebooks will score at around twice as much as the GX600.

The keyboard and mouse are designed to be a useful performer, but actually theyre totally tricky to get to grips with. MSI also contains a 1.3-megapixel webcam just above the display, and an optional free view TV tuner card, sad to mention our review sample didnt contain the latter. Battery sprint life on the Turbobook GX600 isnt specifically inspiring, but then we never projected it to be. The sprinting pace just manages 1 hour 5 minutes in our intensive Battery Eater test.

Conclusion
The Turbobook GX600 is a jumbled bag. Its encouraging for anyone who does CPU-intensive work, as it’s over clocking feature works amazingly and vastly accelerates core performance. The GX 600 is a new kid with the old tag line.

Pros
+ Just as the same old GX-600.
+ 3MB Ram is good addition

Cons
- Turbo switch doesn’t boost much
- Battery life pathetic
- Gaming attitude is poor.

Value For Money

Our Rating
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SAMSUNG INTRODUCES 2 NEW N SERIES NETBOOKS

Samsung has announced two new additions to its N series of netbooks – the N130 and N140. These netbooks have similar specifications and looks.

The N130 and N140 are powered by a 1.6GHz N270 Atom processor and 945GSE chipset. The hard disk capacity is 160GB. Up to 1 GB of RAM can be installed. The 10.1 inch matte displays have a resolution of 1024x600. Other features include Wi-Fi, webcam, 3-in-1 card reader and 3 USB 2.0 ports.

The N140 offers additional features like Bluetooth 2.1, stereo 1.5 W speakers with SRS audio. Both models have 6 cell batteries. While the N130 is expected to give 7.5 hours of uptime, the higher capacity battery on N140 will make it last for up to 11 hours. Both models are available in black and white. They have already started shipping in the UK.
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

MSI RELEASES NEW X410 X SLIM NOTEBOOK


X410, the latest addition to the MSI X-Slim series of notebooks, is based on the AMD Neo platform. It is an update to the previous X400.

The MSI X410 has a 14 inch LED backlit display with 1366x768 pixels. It comes with an ATI Radeon X1250 GPU which is part of the Neo Platform. The GPU is powerful enough to handle HD 1080i video content. Up to 2GB of RAM can be installed on this notebook. The standard storage option is a 320GB hard disk drive. It can be upgraded to 500GB.

Other features include 1.3MP Webcam, optional Bluetooth, Wi-Fi b/g/n, an SD card reader, HDMI port and gigabit Ethernet. 4 or 8 cell battery options are available. The notebook also features AMD’s PowerNow! technology which is expected to improve battery life.

Pricing and Availability
No information regarding pricing or availability has been announced as yet.
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