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Monday, 13 February 2006 |
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MOBILE HARD DRIVES have never been particularly fast, so the fact that hard drives are typically the slowest components in the average PC counts for even more in the laptop world. There was a time when 4,200 RPM was the norm for 2.5" notebook drives, and even today, 4,200-RPM drives are fairly common. Fortunately, those seeking better mobile I/O performance have an increasing number of options. Numerous manufacturers offer faster drives with 5,400RPM and even 7,200RPM spindle speeds, the latest of which also boast speedy Serial ATA interfaces and support for Native Command Queuing. |
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Monday, 13 February 2006 |
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-- Designed for the latest generation of notebooks, Corsair brings new build and upgrade options to consumers seeking maximum performance in SO-DIMM memory --
Fremont, CA (February 13, 2006) – Corsair® Memory, Inc., a worldwide leader in high performance memory and watercooling products for enthusiasts and overclockers, today launched ValueSelect™ 667MHz DDR2 SO-DIMM memory to support the latest Intel® mobile technology. Available immediately in 512MB and 1GB modules, Corsair’s new DDR2 SO-DIMM is ready to turbo-charge the new Centrino® Core™ Duo and Core Solo based notebooks. |
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Monday, 13 February 2006 |
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ALTHOUGH INTEL HAS BEEN STRUGGLING on the desktop front of late, things on the mobile side have been going just fine, thank you. In fact, the Pentium M has been doing so well that Intel's desktop line will eventually be migrating to a processor based on a similar architecture. Heck, even Apple joined in on the fun. Near the top of the heap is the Pentium M 760, which features a 533MHz front-side bus, an operating frequency of 2.0GHz and a whopping 2MB of L2 cache. |
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Monday, 13 February 2006 |
To aspire, means to strive towards or to look up to, so it’s quite appropriate that the 9504WSMi sits atop Acer’s range of Aspire notebooks. As a flagship product with a powerful specification, the 9504 is something of a kitchen sink notebook, and can perform a large number of roles. It’s undoubtedly a desktop replacement notebook aimed at entertainment with some business focused tools thrown in as well. You could argue that it lacks focus, but we all like to mix business and pleasure sometimes.
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Sunday, 12 February 2006 |
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Here's another ghost device that may or may not even be in the works. It could simply be PR speak to scramble the CE industry, but heres what made the headlines recently: Microsoft is expected to launch a portable media device that will compete against Apple and dethrone the world's most popular MP3 player, the iPod. To add to the chaos, Microsoft will gun for Sony's PSP as well. Talk about a bold move on Microsoft's part. |
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Sunday, 12 February 2006 |
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With today's high power mobile processors and video cards, laptops are every bit as powerful as their bigger desktop brothers. The appeal of a gaming laptop, especially as it pertains to LAN parties, is overwhelming. With a gaming laptop, you can arrive at the LAN while everyone is half done setting up and be all set up before they're done. When the party is over, just put everything back into the laptop bag and you'll be the first out the door, while everyone else is making trips to the car.
 What's in your Laptop Bag? With LAN partying in mind, I've decided to show you what I pack inside my laptop bag when heading to a LAN party. One thing for sure, this definitely beats lunging around a desktop! |
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Friday, 10 February 2006 |
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For the second consecutive year, Frost & Sullivan has presented Dell with its CEO Choice Award for the most reliable manufacturer of notebook computers. This year, Dell also received the CEO Choice Award for the most reliable manufacturer of desktop computers in North America. |
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Wednesday, 08 February 2006 |
 OCZ Rally 512MB USB Drive
When you are choosing components for your PC speed is always a factor, whether it’s a hard drive or video card. When choosing a flash drive it’s no different. You want something that is fast, especially if you are using it to transport large files. Today we have a flash drive that is very fast and leaves competitors in the dust thanks to the implementation of Dual Channel technology. What drive am I talking about? The OCZ Rally drive of course! Today we will be looking at the 512 MB version.
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