Sponsored Links

Syndicate

Grab The Feed!
Laptop System Review Round Up
Written by Laptop News   
Thursday, 18 October 2007

Trusted Reviews - NEC Versa S970

MadShrimps - Gateway MT3705 Intel Duo Core Budget Laptop Review

Digit Life - Acer TravelMate 3045WTMi

Xbit Labs - Asus R2H Tablet PC Review

Trusted Reviews - OQO Model 02 Ultra Mobile PC

HardwareZone - Toshiba Protege R400 Tablet PC

TechWareLabs - Asus W5Fe SideShow Enabled Laptop Review

PC Mechanic - HP Pavilion DV6000 Notebook Review

Hardwarezone - Dell XPS M1330 (Intel Santa Rosa)

HardwareZone - Fujitsu Tablet-Convertible UMPC U1010

Trusted Reviews - Dell Latitude D531

Digital Trends - Lenovo ThinkPad T61p Review

Trusted Reviews - Toshiba Qosmio G40-10E

Digital Trends - HP Pavilion HDX 20-inch Laptop Review

Digit-Life - Acer Aspire 5920 - Attractive Home Gaming Notebook

HardwareZone - Sony VAIO CR Notebook (Centrino Pro)

Digit-Life - Fujitsu Siemens Computers LIFEBOOK P7230

HardwareZone - Gigabyte U60 UMPC

HardwareZone - Packard Bell EasyNote MX36-026 Notebook

 

 
Passive Laptop Cooling Shoot Out
Written by Laptop News   
Monday, 08 October 2007

Futurelooks puts two passive laptop coolers, the Thermaltake iXoft and the Lapworks Futura, into a head to head battle.  Since they are fanless, both are silent, but which one actually cools?  Here's a clip:

If you take a peek at your local computer store (or online store), you’ll find that the options are plentiful. On the one hand, there are powered solutions that either plug into a USB port for juice or carry a set of batteries of their own. These are typically equipped with fans that blow cool air into the underside of your notebook, helping to keep the temperature down to a more comfortable level. These don’t do much in terms of keeping your thighs nice and chilled, but they’ll certainly serve up a cooler hard drive and a more efficient computer.

Source: Futurelooks

 
Targus Goes Green with New EcoSmart Laptop Bags
Written by Laptop News   
Monday, 10 September 2007

ANAHEIM, Calif., – September 11, 2007 - Targus® Inc., maker of the world's top-selling laptop computer cases and accessories, today announced its first Global line of eco-friendly laptop cases.  Targus' new EcoSmart(TM) series of messenger bags, backpacks and top loading laptop carrying cases are made of PVC-free material, which makes the production of EcoSmart cases less harmful to the ecosystem.  In addition to the removal of PVC material, plastics used on the cases are recyclable and all metal hardware is nickel-free.

Read more...
 
Labour Day Laptop News Round Up
Written by Laptop News   
Monday, 03 September 2007

InsideHW - Asus R1F Tablet PC Review

XYZ Computing - ThinkPad T61p Review and Toshiba R500 Notebook Review

Trusted Reviews - Exclusive: Asus U3 Hands-On Preview and Sony VAIO VGN-CR11Z/R Laptop Review

DV Hardware - AC Ryan MobiliT universal notebook external battery review

ChileHardware - Apple MacBook Pro Review

ThinkComputers - Lenovo ThinkPad R61 14.1-inch Laptop Review

HEXUS - Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook T4215 UMTS Tablet PC

 
Ex-Alienware Employee Creates Custom Notebook Company Called NVousPC
Written by Laptop News   
Thursday, 30 August 2007


MIAMI, FL – August 28, 2007
– NVousPC Corporation™ is proud to announce the launch of its customizable notebook line and website www.nvouspc.com.  The site will allow NVousPC customers to personalize their notebooks with custom paint jobs and graphic design.  Customers first configure their notebooks online, and can then upload images to the website with the option of painting any of the four notebook panels.  After submitting the designs online, customers receive a preview of their artwork via email, and have the opportunity to interact with an NVousPC designer to perfect their design.  NVousPC then individually paints each notebook with a durable high-quality finish, similar to that of a luxury automobile.
Read more...
 
Systemax Introduces New 14.1 Inch Ruggedized Widescreen Intel Centrino Notebook
Written by Laptop News   
Wednesday, 29 August 2007


Fletcher, OH – August 29th – Systemax Manufacturing Inc., announces the availability of the 14.1” Assault ruggedized notebook.  This durable notebook comes standard with a magnesium alloy case, anti-shock design, and a spill resistant keyboard and touch pad.  The ruggedized exterior protects an Intel Core Duo™ Processor, up to 4.0 GB of RAM, an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator with DirectX 9 Graphics, a 14 inch XGA Active Matrix Display, up to 160 GB SATA 5,400 RPM Hard Drive, 2 built in stereo speakers, 3 USB ports, and either Microsoft Windows XP or Windows Vista.

Read more...
 
Sunday Laptop Article and Review Round Up
Written by Laptop News   
Sunday, 12 August 2007

Systems

XYZ Computing - Nine Dream Notebooks at XYZ Computing

The Tech Lounge - Alienware Aurora m9700 17-inch Notebook

Trusted Reviews - Acer TravelMate 6292 and Lenovo ThinkPad T61

HardwareZone - BenQ Joybook S41 (Intel Santa Rosa) and Sony VAIO VGN-TZ18GN (Centrino Duo)

Digital Trends - Lenovo 3000 V200 (2.2GHz) Review and Lenovo ThinkPad X61s Review

Mice

DV Hardware - Logitech V220 notebook mouse review

i4U - Logitech V450 cordless Mouse for Notebooks

XYZ Computing - Logitech VX Nano Mouse Review

Cases

MadShrimps - Victorinox WebPak Plus Laptop Carrying Case Review

Cooling

ThinkComputers - Thermaltake iXoft Notebook Cooling Pad Review

TweakNews - Zalman ZM-NC1000 Ultra Quiet Notebook Cooler Review

TheTechZone - Thermaltake iXoft Cooling Pad Review

Virtual Hideout - LapWorks Futura Laptop Desk & Desktop Stand Review

Audio

i4u - Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers Review

Other

TheTechZone - Logitech Alto Notebook Keyboard Dock Review

DV Hardware - Antec NP-100 Notebook Power Adapter review

TechARP - Syfer Laptop Alarm Review

 
The Tom Bihn BUZZ Laptop Sling Bag Review
Written by Laptop News   
Friday, 10 August 2007

Futurelooks just got their hands on the Tom Bihn BUZZ Sling Bag.  Here's a clip from the review:

It's Tom Bihn, so you know that the Buzz comes with exceptional build quality, top-notch materials, and a tremendously functional yet fashionable design. I appreciate the extra large buckle to hold the main strap together, as well as the inclusion of pouches for my cell phone and water bottle. There is also a smaller strap that you can clip together at the waist, in case you have back problems or the load gets a little on the heavy side. It's a nice little sling bag and they sell it in a variety of colors.

You can read all about it in their review.

 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

Results 40 - 52 of 333

Recommended Laptop Links

Realtime Prices

Copyright 2006. LaptopLifestyle.Net / Futurelooks / MegaTechNews