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Dell has paired in concert with Sonic to construct downloading and recording DVD movies straightforward with the 1st PC-based Qflix drives. Customers can hunt for an assortment of Hollywood strikes from Cinema Now, download those flicks to their PC, relocate the files to devices in their home, and as a final point burn them to DVD discs. The Qflix compel is obtainable now in the US as a $120 option on nearly every one of the Inspiron, Studio, and XPS laptops, as well as through Dells amusement, Software, and Accessories online store. The collection incorporates an exterior Qflix facilitated drive, 2 recordable Qflix DVD discs, Roxio Venue and Cinema Now software, and a USB cable.

We told you that the Y650 had begun shipping last month, and now Lenovo has handed out the second system in their new Y series line. This14-inch model comes with some pretty solid specs. 4GB of DDR3 RAM comes standard, as well as 320GB HDD, DVD writer, and $679 for the 2.1GHz Intel Dual Core T4300 system and 4829 for the 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 system.

Remember that notebook that Fijitsu was teasing us with? Yeah you remember, the one with the 4 inch secondary display and water cooled interior plus looks that could kill (not literally). Well the same notebook is currently available for shipping at this very moment.

The specs are 2 inch thick weighing in at 7.2 pounds, Blue-Ray drive, TV tuner, 1.3 MP camera, HDMI out, 4x USB 2.0 drives, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Firewire, Ethernet, ExpressCard/54, eSATA, finger print reader, multi touch track pad, 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo P8600 processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB HDD, 256MB of ATI Radeon HD 3470 graphics, and that 4 inch media app launcer (secondary screen) all squeezed into a systemt hat can only go for an hour on its battey?

If youre interested the Japs can have this December 26th. The rest of us, the system is available now (to the US) starting at $1500 minus the TV tuner and liquid cooling thingy.

Dell will preload software on its most recent notebook that can barely be utilized online. The Inspiron Mini 9, anticipated the following Thursday, is whispered to be Dells response to the inexpensive, tiny, frivolous EEE PC from ASUS that is superlatively used for functioning on documents and surfing the Web. The software arrives from Box.net in Palo Alto and is utilized for storing and managing documents online. Box.net was established in a dorm room in 2005 by 2 students, Aaron Levie and Dylan Smith, after Levie misplaced his jump drive and required to be proficient to search out to his photos online. The pair knew each other in high school and departed to diverse colleges, but they kept back in touch through instantaneous messaging. Theyre now financed by Draper Fisher Jurvetson and U.S. Venture Partners in Silicon Valley.