Showing posts with label LAPTOP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LAPTOP. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Tecra R10

Offering thin-and-light portability, enhanced durability plus ample room to work, Toshiba’s Tecra® R10 laptop is ideal for today’s demanding road warrior.

These powerful laptops help you stay productive and in touch most anywhere, thanks to an ample 14.1" diagonal widescreen LED-backlit display, Intel® Centrino® 2 with vPro™ Technology, along with a Webcam, advanced wireless, discrete graphics, high-speed hard drives and more. Conveniences include Bluetooth® v2.1 for synching smart phones without a cable, an ExpressCard for external devices, and much more.Tecra R10Plus, it offers the assurance of a solid three-year limited warranty, and new 4th Generation EasyGuard® Technology with PC Health Monitor for more enjoyable, trouble-free computing.

  • Genuine Windows Vista® Business 32/64-bit, SP1 with downgrade media for Windows® XP Professional.
  • Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor SP9300.
  • 3GB PC2-6400 DDR2 800MHz SDRAM.
  • 160GB HDD (7200rpm).

The Ultralight MacBook Air

MacBook Air travels light. At just 3 pounds, it sets a new standard for mobile computing — without scrimping on the keyboard or display. With a faster architecture, advanced NVIDIA integrated graphics, more storage, a 13.3-inch display, a full-size keyboard, and breakthrough wireless innovations, MacBook Air is engineered to take on the wireless world.


The Ultralight MacBook Airspecs:
* 13.3-inch LED-backlit display.
* 1.6GHz or 1.86GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor.
* 3.0 pounds; 0.16–0.76 inch thin.
* NVIDIA GeForce 9400M integrated graphics.

Lenovo's New ThinkPad With 2 LCD Screens

Lenovo's New ThinkPad With 2 LCD Screens
Consist of two tabs or screens open, wishing we could have two screens on our laptop so we didn't have to keep switching back and forth between windows. The company's next ThinkPad laptop is more of a "desktop replacement" than ever. ThinkPad W700ds a follow-on to the standard W700 model we evaluated and have a 17-inch main screen and a 10.6-inch secondary. The former is a bit larger than the a mainstream 15.4" display. The W700ds' secondary 10.6-in. vertical screen is about the size of a typical netbook display, Lenovo said, or about 40% the size of the W700ds' primary 17-in. display. It can also be tilted up to 30 degrees like a car's rearview mirror. The W700ds also includes a built-in WACOM digitizer, also called an electronic drawing pad, and color calibration software. Despite its power and weight, Williams claimed that the W700ds runs "incredibly cool" because of the use of dual fans and dual-heat reduction systems.