Always one to try to impress the ladies(And fail), Dell is at it again.
This time the company is putting the color of your favorite nail polish on your laptop’s lid.
Dell has teamed up with OPI, the nail polish maker in order to put 26 shades on laptops.
The privilege will cost you an extra $85. And you won’t have to put cotton balls between the lid and base while blowing it dry. For once, Dell might be onto something that the ladies will like. Maybe.
Sony has presented a couple of laptops today, and one of them is the fashionable VAIO CW.
The 14-inch laptop boasts a 16:9 aspect ratio and can be considered a mid-range unit. It will run Windows 7 as the operative system, and in the inside you can find a 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB of memory RAM, and a GeForce GT 230M for the graphics.
In terms of storage capacity, there is a 320GB hard-drive. The Sony VAIO CW will become available later this month, for $850, but there should be other versions of the laptop with different processors, which will make the price go up or down.
Some scientists at Microsoft Research have successfully combined the standard capabilities of a computer mouse with multi-touch sensing technology. Dubbed as the Mouse 2.0, these multi-touch computer mice consist of several multi-touch mouse implementations including the Arty Mouse, Cap Mouse, FTIR Mouse, Orb Mouse and Side Mouse. Watch the video after the jump to get more details.
Packard Bell dot m/u netbook is the “first netbook with the performance of a notebook”, this 11.6″ device will have a similar chassis to that of the rest of the dot series, although it will have a higher level of specifications including an Intel ULV processor, an embedded numeric keypad, a multi-gesture touchpad, HDMI port, Dolby support, up to 500GB hard drive, maximum of 4GB RAM, a 5-in-1 memory card reader, a built-in microphone and a webcam.
Looks-wise, the dot m/u will be available in two colours – “NightSky Black” and “Cherry Red” – will feature a glossy cover, matt interior, textured palm rest and silver-y bits. Offering Wi-Fi built-in, the netbook will be offered with optional 3G modem so it’s possible it might get picked up by operators for mobile broadband bundles – perhaps those that don’t opt for Nokia’s £600 mini-laptop. (more…)
Sanwa comes back to the pico projector market by releasing the 400-PRJ001. Measuring 62.1mm x 18.6mm x 89.3mm and weighing at only 85grams, the projector produces a VGA resolution and requires two USB ports to operate. If you are interested, you can purchase this ultra portable projector for 19,999 Yen or equal to $220. Tech Fresh
How about a cute guy for serving drinks at your party? But hey, if it’s gonna be an all-girls bash, guys should be strictly avoided, right? Don’t worry, here’s this cute little chap, known as ‘Redman’ who might fill up for the hot bartenders, to only a little extent though.
Mr. Hands Up Bottle Opener will crack open your favorite drinks, quickly and carefully. Redman is a strong-built man made of red ABS plastic with steel arms. Isn’t having him a nice way to celebrate that naughty girl inside you? Just ponder upon the idea. (more…)
USB Moody Card Reader + Erasable Memo Pad which allows users write down telephone number or something important immediately. The words can be erased by the eraser on the top of the mark pen provided. It is environmental friendly that encourages people to use less paper. With the moody light design, it can be a decor on your desk. Moreover, its built-in 4 card slots allow users to read most memory cards conveniently.
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As well as the BDX2000 Blu-ray player, Toshiba also ushered in this Satellite P500 Blu-ray laptop at IFA.
Designed for the very high-end of the market and being able to read and write Blu-ray, it won’t be cheap and is pretty darn heavy. We got a close up look at the new machine. (more…)
There’s been an alarming amount of chatter recently about laptop makers adding thin-but-expensive OLED displays to systems in the near future. At this week’s IFA trade show in Germany, Tech Radar reports that Kyu Uhm, Head of Worldwide Sales and Marketing for Samsung’s Computing Division, told an audience, “Samsung is the largest OLED screen manufacturer. And as soon as it’s available commercially for laptops we will adopt it.” His best estimate was, “Probably sometime Q3 next year.” (more…)
Do you wonder what people are always up to on your computer whenever you are not around? The USB Snoop Stick comes in handy then, as long as you leave it plugged in discreetly. We would say that this works best when you’re running a desktop (a notebook would be wayyyy to obvious), especially when this is a machine that is nestled away in a dusty corner of your cubicle with a mess of wires providing enough coverage. (more…)
Transcend Anti-Shock USB Flash Drive JetFlash V70 is made out of a durable eco-friendly rubber that makes it highly resistant to survive shock, splashes and dust. Transcend JetFlash V70 fully meets rigorous U.S. (more…)
It’s said that one of the most expensive items per ounce in the world isn’t gold, it’s printer ink. And based on how much I recently spend for a tiny color ink cartridge for both my printers, it doesn’t surprise me one bit. It sure would be great if I have a larger ink reservoir without having to take out a home equity loan to pay for it. Maybe Rihac is such a system. (more…)
THE ASUS SEASHELL design initiative surrounding its new netbooks has so far yielded three devices, the 11-inch screen 1101HA, the 10-inch 1005HA that we reviewed recently and the final model, the 1008HA. These are the new designs that we’ve been told will now show up in all of Asus’s upcoming Eee PC netbooks, so it’s apparently here to stay and we’d all better start getting used to the new look. (more…)
If you’re looking for an inexpensive laptop with a large screen to park in the kitchen or use as a home-office PC, Toshiba’s Satellite L555-S7916 is worth a look. The expansive keyboard, which includes a dedicated numeric keypad, raises the comfort level for word processing, Web site navigation. (more…)
Asus is expected to launch two ultra-thin laptops with Intel’s upcoming 45nm CPUs inside on Sept. 7. The new Asus ultra-thin laptop models are expected to ship in China, Europe and Taiwan reported DigiTimes.
Intel’s two microprocessors – Intel Celeron 743 and Intel SU2300 processors, are priced at $107 (Rs. 5,150 approx.) and $134 (Rs. 6,450 approx.) respectively, in thousand-unit tray quantities. (more…)
