Saturday, December 20, 2008

Now You Can Customize Laptops from Sony VAIO Online



Starting yesterday, Sony invites you to create your own VAIO laptop computer with exactly the features you need for your work and entertainment. This is a nice surprise from one of the top stylish laptop providers and we dug to find out more and tell you all about this.This service is called VAIO by You and is available online and on the phone at Sony Style, with high-end components which are not provided by standard configurations.“VAIO by you’ lets people become more involved, more hands-on with the purchasing process, which boosts their sense of ownership,” said Hidetoshi Takigawa, Marketing Director for VAIO Of Europe. “Their VAIO is going to be a personal possession, even a companion, and this is where the personalization starts. It’s an open door to the VAIO experience.” It is a smart move from Sony and I believe that many of us will be attracted by it, especially because it is a popular brand that takes into account the exterior design of a mobile companion.Now, the customer order allows you to personalize the VAIO TT business laptop, Z and CS-Series notebooks, while the Sony’s entire process involves choosing the notebook model, select preferred components, add different services with warranty offers, and finalize with some nice VAIO accessories. Key points include adding a Blu-ray Disc drive, 128GB Solid State Drive and an eye-catching red finish, like the one available for the TT series.Sony plans to extend this service to other countries in addition to the United Kingdom, France and Spain.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Customize Laptops from the New Sony VAIO TT Series Online



Like most of the Sony’s portable computers, VAIO TT is a stylish series defined by a sophisticated design, light weight, and high-end technologies, including the high-speed mobile broadband Internet connectivity for 7.2Mbps transfer speeds, provided by the VAIO Everywair WWAN.<-125x125 Button - right->More than the wireless Internet access, VAIO TT comes with Blu-ray to allow you watch High Definition content right on your 11.1-inch X-black LCD widescreen display with LED backlight and 1366 x 768 resolution, enhanced with 100% color fidelity.You can perform lots of intensive tasks as the laptop integrates long battery life of up to 9 hours, even if the system made of durable carbon fiber construction weights just 1.3Kg.Other characteristics of the new series include an Intel Core 2 Duo SU9300 processor with 1.2GHz speed, 4GB memory, 160GB hard drive storage, built-in Motion Eye web camera, the Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD, and Windows Vista Business operating system with the Service Pack 1.Power control can be handled via the intelligent battery management system with Quick Charge and Battery Care functions for quick charging.For security, Sony VAIO TT series comes with VAIO Hard Disk Protection that protects the stored data in case of accidental bumps, fingerprint reader, and Trusted Platform Module encryption.The price range for the TT models is between $2,600 and $3,260 after the conversion from British pounds, at the time of writing.“As well as a technically advanced ultra-portable of the highest quality, we wanted to create a notebook that was the embodiment of understated style,” said Hidetoshi Takigawa, Marketing Director for VAIO Of Europe. “The emphasis is on nuance and subtlety, which of course is very difficult to get just right. I have to say that it is a credit to our designers that they have succeeded completely, and the VAIO TT-Series is an eloquent testament to that achievement.”

Monday, November 3, 2008

Customize Laptops from the New Sony VAIO TT Series Online

Like most of the Sony’s portable computers, VAIO TT is a stylish series defined by a sophisticated design, light weight, and high-end technologies, including the high-speed mobile broadband Internet connectivity for 7.2Mbps transfer speeds, provided by the VAIO Everywair WWAN.
<-125x125 Button - right->More than the wireless Internet access, VAIO TT comes with Blu-ray to allow you watch High Definition content right on your 11.1-inch X-black LCD widescreen display with LED backlight and 1366 x 768 resolution, enhanced with 100% color fidelity.

You can perform lots of intensive tasks as the laptop integrates long battery life of up to 9 hours, even if the system made of durable carbon fiber construction weights just 1.3Kg.
Other characteristics of the new series include an Intel Core 2 Duo SU9300 processor with 1.2GHz speed, 4GB memory, 160GB hard drive storage, built-in Motion Eye web camera, the Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD, and Windows Vista Business operating system with the Service Pack 1.

Power control can be handled via the intelligent battery management system with Quick Charge and Battery Care functions for quick charging.

For security, Sony VAIO TT series comes with VAIO Hard Disk Protection that protects the stored data in case of accidental bumps, fingerprint reader, and Trusted Platform Module encryption.
The price range for the TT models is between $2,600 and $3,260 after the conversion from British pounds, at the time of writing.

“As well as a technically advanced ultra-portable of the highest quality, we wanted to create a notebook that was the embodiment of understated style,” said Hidetoshi Takigawa, Marketing Director for VAIO Of Europe. “The emphasis is on nuance and subtlety, which of course is very difficult to get just right. I have to say that it is a credit to our designers that they have succeeded completely, and the VAIO TT-Series is an eloquent testament to that achievement.”

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Hewlett Packard and Vivienne Tam


Hewlett-Packard and Vivienne Tam. When you first read these two names, you ask yourself what brings them together. Such a question is more than justified when you’re talking about an information technology corporation and a fashion designer, as it seems impossible to find a common denominator of the two.
But fashion is everywhere, and the world of computing systems does not make an exception. Nowadays, more and more manufacturers embrace a very intense sense of style and release “fashionable” products. Design has become an important and imperative aspect, added to the technological features, and that’s why HP announced its decision to work together with the world-renowned Asian fashion designer Vivienne Tam to create the Vivienne Tam Special Edition notebook.

The new design was unveiled during New York’s Fashion Week at Bryant Park, where Vivienne Tam had a fashion show, and is a red hot 10-inch HP laptop with her signature peony design. The new HP Vivienne Tam edition laptops were revealed down the runway looking like the latest designer clutch bags. “Like the Chinese symbol for <>, fashion and technology are modern examples of two things that are better together”; this is the explanation the company gave on their official website for the decision to bring an infusion of fashion to the HP technology. And we must agree: this is one innovative and extremely intelligent strategy a computer company could come up with in the attempt to convert its products into high fashion must-haves.

“When I was approached by HP to create a special edition notebook, I could see the design in my head instantly”, confesses Tam. “The notebook is a true reflection of the needs of a modern woman who cares about fashion, but is also passionate about her technology. I wanted to create a notebook that would appeal to women of all ages, ethnicities and income levels across the globe”. The result is a notebook of gleaming red and bursting with peony flowers on the lid. The peony design ends somewhere inside the notebook, under the keypad. Another important feature is an extra special enter key which represents the Chinese symbol for double happiness. The design was inspired by Tam’s “China Chic” style, recognized all over the world. Moreover, Tam also designed an elegant embroidered sleeve that will come in package with the notebook to help keep the exterior protected.


There are no technical specifications revealed to the public and the same goes for pricing and availability. However, the digital clutch notebook is presumed to be released in January 2009 in North America, with worldwide rollout to follow.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Pink Apple Macintosh Laptop



We know that many of you are searching for a pink Apple Macintosh laptop computer and that there are many sites claiming to provide information on how to get one, but they just tell you long stories forgetting the essential part, which is to tell you exactly where to find them.Unfortunately, Apple didn't provide colored laptop computers after the special edition of the iBook Clamshell, but after doing some research over the Internet, we found some good solutions to help you create your own pink Apple Macintosh laptop, which is called customization.First we’ll start with some cool shells that stretch on the laptop, just like those transparent cases for cell phones. This method will give the look of color shades on the aluminum surface of the laptops, and the best models are those from Speck.Speck’s SeeThru hard plastic pink shells for Macbooks are of high quality and offer access to all the ports, as well as non-slip rubber feet. They protect the laptop from dirt, dust and spills, and are very easy to clean, covering the system only on the exterior.
After using one of these enough time to be sure you’ll still love pink in the future, you can go to the next level of customization and browse through the ColorWare web pages in search for a pink Apple Macintosh laptop design. There you can choose from 3 pink tones – Cotton Candy, Romance, which is paler, and Blush - the most elegant pink tone.


By using a metallic or solid finish for the color and spending $450, your pink Apple Macintosh laptop gets a scratch-resistant layer on the exterior and on the interior part, excepting the touchpad and the keyboard surface, which will remain white. You can combine pink with other colors for specific parts of the system as well.Another solution for having a pink Apple Macintosh laptop is to apply skins, and I’d like to recommend you to try the designer skins from GelaSkins. You’ll spend $29.95 for a unique design like Just Cause You Feel It by Steven Daily, or Shore by Lawrence Yang, and you’ll get a skin with a pink background and impressive drawings. All their skins are removable and use the 3M Technology to be easy applicable on the laptop’s surface, leaving no residue after removal. The material they are made of is scratch-resistant, with an anti- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet UV coating.




You can take a look also at DecalGirl store with even more designs having pink as the predominant color.
A more expensive alternative is to apply genuine pink Swarovski Crystals on the laptop, and you can do this at CrystalIcing. The firm offers only Swarovski Elements crystals in different colors and it would cost you about $2,000 for one laptop.

Your final decision will depend on the financial resources, taste and, of course, the need to have a permanent makeover or just something temporary for your pink Apple Macintosh laptop.



Saturday, October 18, 2008

Dell Remote Access Software


The new Dell Remote Access software solution is not functional only on laptop computers but also on desktop PCs, and was designed to enable users to share things when they need, where they want. For this reason, Dell added browser-based access to images, videos and other file types, as well as music streaming from the library to the notebook, web camera and smartphones. In addition, it allows you to access applications and different utilities that you have stored on the computer, from any place in the world.Dell Remote Access can be downloaded from the official page as a free trial for 10 days, and after that you’ll may think of spending $9.95 per month, or $99 a year, to benefit from its full features such as file sharing with friends, mobile phone support for using the service, monitor network web cameras, and remote desktop control for running home computer applications. All are provided with no storage limitations. The remote access software has a basic version which is free and can be used only for PC-to-PC connectivity for one computer, while the paid option adds all the other features.Later this year, customers who will purchase Dell Inspiron, Studio or XPS series computers will get the optional software pre-installed.“People are not sitting at home in front of their computers”, says Michael Tatelman, vice president of Dell’s global consumer sales and marketing. “They are out with friends, connecting with others and sharing experiences. Dell Remote Access let’s them take their music, movies and photos with them wherever they go and let’s them access it and share it whenever they want.”

Thursday, October 16, 2008

New Apple Laptops :-O




The story behind the new 13.3-inch Apple laptops is long and full of innovative ideas covering not only design aspects but also the number of new unique functionalities, placed carefully together to create a powerful mobile system with environmentally-friendly construction.Browsing through the specifications list we discover a new element called “the unibody enclosure”. This refers at the fact that the new Apple MacBook is encased in a single piece of aluminum created with absolute precision from a solid block of aluminum, using a process encountered in the aerospace industry.It was complicate to do it, but the result seems impressive. The new Apple laptops come in a thinner and lighter form factor with a stylish metal finish, as well as durable construction. The measure 0.95 x 12.78 x 8.94 inches at 4.5 pounds.To keep the laptop thin and at the same time provide the best viewing experience, Apple decided to use LED backlight. This technology enables high brightness, thinner construction and eliminates metal frames that sometimes could distract the user from the images on screen.



Apple added the new large MacBook trackpad model with multi-touch support for tracking, clicking in all directions, and gestures such as swipe, pinch, rotate, and 4-finger swipe. The sensitivity level was carefully chosen by the engineers, as well as the audio feedback for clicks and friction over the glass surface with smooth finish.Many internal components in the new Apple laptops were redesigned, such as the new logic board, the chipset, integrated graphics processor, and so on. For example, now you have the NVIDIA GeForce 9400M card that provides up to 5 times the graphics performance of the previous MacBooks, but with the same battery life.




About the green aspect of the new MacBook models we can tell you that they don't have mercury and arsenic in the display, thanks to the LED backlight technology, which requires 30% less power compared to the standard CCFL displays with backlight.
In addition, Apple removed all bromine and chlorine from the manufacturing, plus it reduced the packaging size with 41%. Almost all components in the new Apple laptops are recyclable, according to the company.



Moving to the keyboard, we find again the backlight feature for comfortable typing in low light environments.

Inside there are a 320GB hard drive, an optional 128GB Solid State Drive with no moving parts, a fast DVD burner, 2 USB ports, one Mini DisplayPort for external displays, the MagSafe power port with safety properties, Kensington lock slot, a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 1066MHz DDR3 fast memory, 802.11n wireless support for high-speed transfers, 5 hours battery life, Bluetooth, compatibility with the optional Apple Wireless Keyboard and wireless Mighty Mouse, the iSight web camera foe video conferences, up to 4GB system memory, built-in stereo speakers, and an omnidirectional microphone.




The new Apple laptops have Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard operating system pre-installed with lots of useful and cool applications, as well as the iLife ’08 equipped with iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, iWeb, and GarageBand.

You have a few configuration options to choose from, with prices ranging between $999 and $1,599.



Thursday, October 9, 2008

Acer Aspire One




According to Laptoping, Acer Aspire One low-cost laptop is available for the US market, but we can’t be sure of the store providing it because we check the one mentioned and didn’t find the model. It is supposed to cost about $395.The first Aspire One model, AOA110-1295, has an 8.9-inch display with 1024 x 600 pixels and CrystalBrite LED backlit, Wi-Fi, Ethernet port, 512MB of RAM memory, built-in stereo speakers, VGA out, 3 USB ports, a 5-in-1 card reader, 8GB Flash storage capacity and powers from a 3-cell battery for up to 3 hours of continuous operation, or 6 hours if you choose the optional 6-cell battery. It runs on an Intel Atom processor with 1.6 GHz speeds, smallest transistors, 1W to 2.5W thermal design power range, and the ability to extend the laptop's battery life as it consumes very low power.







When it was launched, Acer Aspire One laptop optimized for fast Internet communication, was described as a lightweight ultra-portable computer weighting about 2 pounds and measuring 9.8 x 6.7 x 1.14 inches. It comes with the Acer Signal Up technology to improve the wireless signal, support for 3G, built-in Acer CrystalEye webcam for video conferences, up to 1GB memory, Linpus Linux Lite or Windows XP Home operating system pre-installed, optional 80GB HDD, and Smart File Manager to merge extra storage from any SD card inserted in the second SD card slot into the memory available to the user.

Acer installs the Linpus Linux Lite operating system to offer a friendly interface, a nice screen layout, virus-free and fast-responsive platform.
Other software include OpenOffice, one Mail, Messenger, Acer eRecovery Management, Acer Launch Manager, Adobe Reader, McAfee Internet Security Suite, and Microsoft Office Trial 2007.

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Apple's World’s Thinnest Laptop



Good news for MacBook Air fans! (and for me) According to AppleInsider, the price for a brand new MacBook Air with Solid State Drive got cut off with $500. So as you can see in the picture prepared by the editors at AppleInsider, the price dropped from $3,098 to $2,598 in just a month.

If you haven’t noticed yet, the price for NAND Flash memories is getting lower and the 1.6GHz model with SSD drive is available now at $2,398, which is a significant difference compared to the initial cost. This happened after Apple reduced the price for the 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor to $200, and the drop off the 64GB SSD drive price to $599 from $999.

At this moment, the other version of the MacBook Air with Intel Core 2 Duo processor clocked at 1.6GHz, 2GB memory, 80GB PATA hard drive at4 4200 rpm, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, and Wi-Fi module, costs $1,799. The PATA hard drive, also known as Advanced Technology Attachment with Packet Interface, is the original ATA interface that connects hard disks, solid state disks and CD-ROM drives inside computers. PATA allows for parallel connectivity with cable lengths of up to 18 inches, but after SATA standard came out it conquered the market even if PATA was the most popular interface. Serial Advanced Technology Attachment allows for faster data transfers, supporting hot-swapping (replacing devices during operation), thinner cables for more efficient cooling, and improved data integrity checks.



It is not a disadvantage for the MacBook Air users, but the $2,598-model adds faster processing speeds, while both configurations sport a 13.3-inch glossy widescreen LED display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, optimized for best viewing in low light conditions, 2GB memory, and the Intel GMA X3100 graphics processor with 144MB of DDR2 SDRAM shared memory.

The world’s thinnest laptop measures 0.16 to 0.76 x 12.8 x 8.94 inches at a weight of 1.36 Kg

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Compaq Presario V6700TX



Compaq Presario V6700TX, available at a starting price of $790, equipped for your everyday work and entertainment needs and coming with Genuine Windows XP Professional, but of course you can install the operating system you are used with.
Windows XP Professional will work great with the Intel Core 2 Duo T5450 processor at 1.67GHz speed but you have a better option too, the Intel Core 2 Duo T7250 at 2GHz speed.

The notebook has a 15.4-inch Wide XGA display supporting high definition viewing and being based on the BrightView technology having a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels.
There are two memory options, 1GB DDR II which works well with Windows XP or the 2GB DDR II module in case you need to run more applications or install the most demanding OS, Vista.

For the graphics, Compaq Presario brings the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 video card which allows you to watch HD movies and play your special video games.
It has broadband connectivity support and an option between Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG or Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG network Connection with Bluetooth.

All your data is stored on a 120GB 5400 rpm S-ATA HDD or on the 160GB version, depending on your needs and your final configuration, while you get also a Super Multi 8xDVD+/-R/RW Double Layer or a LightScribe SuperMulti 8X DVD+/-RW with Double Layer Support, off course at a higher price.




The battery integrated is a 6-cell type and if you know what settings to do in the operating system control panel you will be able to work on this notebook for up to 3h30min, if not, the minimum operating time is of 2h.Additional elements include an ExpressCard slot, USB, Firewire, TV out, remote control receiver, a 5-in-1 card reader, and built-in Altec Lansing speakers

Compaq Laptop for $99



Circuit City will out do Wal-mart in the notebook pricing war this holiday season with a Compaq notebook for $99!

Of course, there's a catch - for $99.99 deal, you must sign a 12-month subscription to Vonage. The laptop is $299.99 without the 12-month Vonage subscription and $280 in instant rebate and $100 mail-in. Still cheaper than Wal-mart's $398 deal.

The Compaq Presario notebook features 15.4-inch widescreen with BrightView, Celeron M 420 processor (Wal-mart sells the model with AMD CPU), 512MB DDR RAM, 60GB hard drive, built-in wireless, and DVD/CD burner.

Currently, the notebook sells for $680. Circuit City will offer $280 instant rebate and $100 mail-in rebate ($680 - $380 = $299). The deal will begin during "Black Friday", the hottest shopping day of the season.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

New Mike Ming Dells

Dell has made available some nice laptop cover designs based on the 15.4-inch Inspiron 1525 model. They were created by the designer Michael Miyahira from Brooklin, and the notebook design line was called Mike Ming Extreme Edition. It featured Sea Sky theme and Bunch O Surfers covers.Now, the same designer came up with other cool creations for the Studio 15 and Studio 17 Dell laptops, to offer the customers the possibility to personalize their new acquisitions.


The technology behind creating Dell's Art House series of laptops allows me to share my visual creations with people who are inspired by art and who want to express their own individually unique sense of style," says Michael Miyahira.









These Special Art Edition urban designs for Dell Mike Ming line have a fluid organic style and you can choose from Red Swirl, Seaweed or Sunburst. Dell Inspiron 1525 is again the base laptop configuration and it starts at a price of $799.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Sony VAIO Z







Sony launched a new laptop series called VAIO Z, creating a perfect equilibrium between mobility and performance via a compact design weighting less than 1.5Kg, a 13.1-inch display diagonal, a 12-layer miniaturized motherboard, and a durable carbon fibre construction resisting at drops from 72cm during operation and 90cm when powered down.


Its 13.1-inch X-black display features LED backlight, 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio, super-slim bezel, and 1600 x 900 resolution. The Sony’s X-black LCD is a display enhancement boosting the brightness and contrast rendering rich colors with 100% fidelity. With the Stamina Mode option users can switch between 2 graphic chipsets, choosing either the 3D performance provided by the NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS GPU, or the integrated Intel graphics. The latter option increases the battery life up to 5 hours, reducing the graphics performance when not required.






Design enhancements take into account the ergonomic aspect while using the stylish laptop, so the brush-finished aluminum panel surrounding the keys continues to form a comfortable palm rest.

Talking about performance this series brings, we have to mention that it comes with the WWAN technology (3G) for fast mobile broadband speeds reaching 7.2Mbps, thanks to the HSDPA technology. There is also the newest Intel processor technology powering these laptops, the Intel Centrino 2, which delivers increased performance and battery life simultaneously, supporting the upcoming wireless draft N technology.
The Wireless Wide Area Network is a wireless standard using technologies like WIMAX, UMTS, GPRS, CDMA2000, GSM, CDPD, Mobitex, HSDPA or 3G, instead of spread-spectrum or OFDM modulation technology based on radio waves, which is used by WLAN. To use it, the user needs a WWAN card for the notebook, as well as monthly usage subscription at a wireless service provider.






“This is the culmination of ten years of VAIO innovation,” said Hidetoshi Takigawa, Marketing Director for VAIO of Europe. “Incorporating feedback from our discerning and highly demanding customers, the VAIO Z embodies everything the brand stands for – cutting edge excellence in technology, exceptional ergonomics and bold, iconic design. This is a notebook everyone would be proud to own.”

Friday, September 19, 2008

HP Laptop Computers


"HP is creating notebook computers that captivate users with striking design and the right features to deliver a great user experience. Our new lineup further enhances our brand leadership with notebooks that are tailored for the ever-changing mobile lifestyle."


<-120x240 Vertical Banner - left->This is the newest announcement made by Ted Clark, senior vice president and general manager, Notebook Global Business Unit, Personal Systems Group, HP. The company has launched 17 new notebook models designed for both business and customer sectors, which were unveiled at Connecting Your World 2008 event in Berlin.


HP EliteBook is a premium notebook series bringing a variety of functionalities for personal use and performance requirements, in durable aircraft-style designs, while the other models sport sleek liquid-metallic HP Imprint 2 surface design.Thinking of removing all mercury from its screens by the end of 2010, HP laptop computers are built with energy-efficient features and offer the possibility to choose mercury-free Illumi-Lite LED displays.


Besides eco-friendliness, the new HP laptop computers are powered by the latest technologies such as AMD Turion 64 X2 Ultra Dual-Core Mobile Processors, Intel Centrino 2 and Intel Centrino 2 with the vPro technology.HP


Pavilion Entertainment customer notebooks brings design enhancements and innovations such as the invisible chrome controls that light up like magic giving you access to HD TV, pictures, movies and music, via HP QuickPlay.


To add more style you can add the optional HP BrightView Infinity Widescreen with the matched keyboard model and touch pad. For hard drive protection the HP ProtectSmart is ready to detect drops and stop the hard drive from spinning, keeping this way the data stored secure.Another newly launched HP laptop computers series is the HP Compaq Presario with HP Imprint 2 surface finish, which brings optical drives, wireless connectivity, high-quality audio, built-in web camera and microphone.


Next comes the HP EliteBook line optimized for business professionals featuring the durable HP DuraCase brushed anodized aluminum exterior with magnesium alloy chassis. These 2.1Kg-notebooks come with HP QuickLook 2 software, HP SpareKey and HP File Sanitizer, along with shock-resistant hard drive and spill-resistant keyboard. The models are characterized by a 14.1-inch display with optional Illumi-Lite LED technology and up to 15 hours of battery life thanks to the optional Ultra Capacity battery.All these new HP laptop computers will be available starting July and the other lines included are the b series and s series designed for business and security needs.

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Dell Inspiron Mini 9




As the mini notebooks market requirements are growing continuously, largest companies are developing more and more ultra-portable solutions with design enhancements as well as built-in functionalities to provide excellent mobile entertainment experiences increasing productivity on the. Based on this fact, Dell launched a new mini notebook called Dell Inspiron Mini 9, optimized for web browsing, online shopping, chat, and file sharing.Coming at a starting price of $339, the model will be available in the upcoming weeks in the United States, Japan, several European countries, and online at www.dell.com/mini. You can choose between Obsidian Black or Alpine White colors, and Windows XP or Ubuntu 8.04 operating systems with the custom Dell interface, this one adding $10 more.




Dell mini notebook weighs just 2.28 lbs sporting an 8.9-inch LED display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels, and a sealed keyboard, all integrated in a durable material. In addition there is Wi-Fi connectivity for hotspots, Solid State Drive storage, Bluetooth wireless for short-range transfers between compatible devices, built-in web camera with Dell Video Chat software and 4-way calling, as well as remote storage of 2GB expandable up to 25GB via the Box.net service, which is secure and supports your uploaded images, videos, music, and documents including presentations. This way you’ll be able to access your media from anywhere in the world and on the Dell mini notebook.With Dell Support Center you can use the special icon on the desktop to access the Dell service for getting fixes, upgrades and different tools, while the DellConnect Remote Assistance can diagnose and solve your laptop issues online




Dell mini notebook with dynamic and customizable user interface integrates by default an Intel Atom N270 processor with 1.6GHz, 512MB DDR2 memory, 4GB Solid State Drive capacity for your files, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950, Base LCD Assembly sound, a 4-cell battery, and you can upgrade to the $449 configuration which has 1GB DDR2 memory, and 16GB Solid State Drive.

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Notebooks introduced by Dell



They mentioned a new laptop technology called Dell Latitude On with lots of communication enhancements such as instant access to the emails, contacts and web, capable to operate for several days using a new battery technology. Next, Dell introduced new smaller power adapter about the size of a Blackberry smartphone but thinner, and it also announced breaking the 19-hour laptop battery life barrier with the E6400 model, via the All Day Battery mode setting, using a battery slice and a 9-cell battery. digitalNOMADS unveiled also the new Precision workstation with 1TB storage capacity and quad-core processing technology. Another important announcement was of the new keyboard models with increased ergonomics, extra durability, backlight and other new cool features totalizing 40 new attributes, making them the best keyboards Dell ever produced.





Dell Latitude laptops line, come in a few color options, Regatta Blue, Regal Red and Quartz Pink, with up to 19 hours of battery life from a single charge, and allow you to choose the one suiting your needs best, from ultra-portable models like the 12.2-inch E4200 with a weight of 2.2 pounds, to high-end advanced notebooks such as the15.4-inch E6500 designed to replace desktop computers and bring high-performance on the go.


Design enhancements of the new Dell Latitude laptops include a semi-rugged 14.1-inch model priced at $2,399, tested to meet Military 810F standards for dust, vibration and humidity, as well as full-frame magnesium alloy construction with all-metal hinges, the Dell ControlPoint accessing user settings for power management, connectivity configurations and security management in a single application, intelligent backlight for the keyboard adjusting according to the ambient light levels, intelligent security sub-processors with embedded non-volatile storage that centralizes and helps protect user credentials and security keys, and sophisticated keyboards with unique features described in the following video.



“The new Latitude laptops and Dell Precision mobile workstations represent the largest client product development effort in the history of Dell,” said Jeff Clarke, senior vice president, Dell Product Group. “We’ve invested more than 1 million engineering hours and the result is a family of head-turning products that are as solid on the inside as on the outside, with features that enable better security, manageability and productivity.”



The new Dell Latitude On-enabled notebook gives users instant access to basic applications including email, attachments, calendar and web, without booting into the system’s main operating system. Latitude E4200 and Latitude E4300, the upcoming models using this technology, provide up to 19-hours of battery life based on the dedicated low-voltage sub-processor and operating system.For highest mobile performance Dell introduced the 17-inch mobile workstation coming in cool orange housing with anodized aluminum chassis, and integrating up to 16GB of RAM memory, with graphics powered by a 1GB card. The processor model is, of course, a quad-core, while the storage capacity reaches 1TB on 2 drives.Dell Latitude E5500 is a 14.1-inch laptop available at a starting price of $869, which offers a cost-effective solution for every-day tasks.





Another innovation in Dell’s laptop range is encountered at the Latitude E4200, which comes with a halogen-free laminates motherboard, halogen-free chassis plastics and fan housing, packed in a 99%-recyclable material.


Until we’ll feature each of these new laptops from Dell, let’s see what other improvements are. Here we have external SATA drive connections, DisplayPort, USB PowerShare, wireless draft N support, mobile broadband connectivity, WWAN, Bluetooth 2.1, WiMAX ready, GPS, contactless smart card, next-generation SSD drives, and dual pointing devices.