Dell officially announced its Adamo line of ultra thin notebook PC that is targeted at Apple’s MacBook Air. As the world’s thinnest laptop, Dell’s 13.4-inch Adamo weighs just four pounds.
The first Adamo notebook is the 13.4-inch model powered by Intel’s Core 2 Duo SU9300 processor, 2GB of DDR3 memory, a 128GB SSD and integrated X4500 graphics chipset. It has a 13.4-inch 16:9 edge-to-edge glass display and supports WiFi and Bluetooth. You can find two USB ports and a USB/eSATA combo port. The Adamo by Dell will be shipped starting 26 March 2009 with a starting price of $1999.
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Dell Adamo To Challenge The Macbook Air
G13 Gameboard By Logitech
Some of you may not be aware of such a device as a ‘gameboard’. For those uninitiated, a gameboard is a device sitting to one side of your keyboard designed to allow for better gaming through improved ergonomics and extended functionality. This is the sort of extra functionality that could make the difference between the virtual wins and losses in competitive digital gaming. The difference between the pwner and the pwned. Sequenced actions can be triggered with a single and hopefully easy to locate key press. Move and fire at the same time. Drop out of the sky on your enemies and execute complex maneuvers with ease. Sound worthwhile? If you’re a gamer, I can assure you it is. The G13 is Logitech’s latest entry into the gameboard category, and having now played with it for a spell, I can say with some confidence that it’s the most advanced gameboard that I’ve used.
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ GadgetReview
HP TouchSmart TX2
Tablet PCs have been around as long as their notebook PCs counterparts, but they are still not very popular due to its slightly more expensive price tag and the display is more susceptible to damage from the frequent use of finger or pen. However, the tablet PCs are usually being used in specialised industry like medical and education.
Most tablet PCs were running Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, which provided the alternate text input (using Tablet PC input panel) and drivers for tablet PC specific hardware. But with the launch of Vista, the software maker did away with the Tablet PC edition and incorporate the features including the support for MultiTouch functions and gestures in the Vista OS - except Vista Home Basic and Starter editions.
WD Releases New Mac-compatible External Hard Drives
Broadening its storage solutions for Mac, Western Digital introduced two new external hard drives — the My Passport for Mac portable drive and the My Book Mac Edition external hard drive. Pre-formatted for Mac and offering a simple USB interface, these drives offer the ever-growing Mac community reliable, easy-to-use storage. WD’s latest Mac-ready drives work seamlessly with Apple Time Machine or other popular Mac backup software to provide protection for consumers’ valuable digital photos and media.
My Passport for Mac portable storage devices feature a sleek design in a shock-resistant enclosure and are available in capacities of 320GB and 500GB. The new My Book Mac Edition drives are equipped with power-saving WD hard drives with GreenPower technology, USB 2.0 interface and 1TB of storage capacity.
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ HardwareZone
Samsung Fabrizio LED TV 6000/7000 Series
Samsung showcased their new Fabrizio LED TV 6000/7000 Series (40, 46 and 55-inches) at the CES show in January, and the manufacturer has recently announced the pricing for these brilliant displays.
The Fabrizio TVs uses LED (Light Emitting Diode) as light source and with their proprietary Samsung Crystal LED Engine, the images looked impressive with good sharpness, vibrant colors and perfect black that look almost like the real thing.
On top of that, the LED TVs come with a remote control for you to conveniently enjoy a variety of multimedia content including viewing movies from your PC via a wireless connection.
Source : VR-Zone
AMD Radeon 4890 (RV790) Exposed
The guys at PCOnline Chinese forum revealed pictures of upcoming Radeon 4890 based on the RV790 core. It is a beauty nonethless.GPU-Z was not able to fill out all the information accurately but the clocks shows that the core is running at 850Mhz and memory at 975MHz and the device ID shows 9460. This is the standard edition which will be launched on the 6th of April. There will be another Extreme edition that is clocked at 950MHz slated for launch in late April. At the time of writing, first tier AIB partners are already preparing to ship out the cards later this week to distributors worldwide and we can expect to see some cards leak to the channel next week. Some internal AMD benchmarks has shown that the standard edition is some 6% faster than RV770 while the Extreme edition is 15% faster.
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USB Arrow Optical Mouse Points, You Click
Those who like to take pointing and clicking literally will love this arrow shaped like a mouse. You get my point? It’s a point well taken. It will even get your point across. And point you in the right direction.
That’ll be enough of that. It’s got 800dpi, a scroll wheel, it will probably cripple your hand too. It’s available in red or black. Too bad it isn’t wireless, but it comes with a retractable attached USB cable. The USB Arrow Optical Mouse retails for $12.00.
Source : Slippery Brick
Toshiba Dynadock U10 Docking Station Launched
Toshiba has announced that it has updated its Dynadock docking station for laptop users looking to tidy up their desks.
The new Dynadock U10 promises to output high-definition video content up to a resolution of 1920 x 1080p, alongside allowing you to connect up to 7 USB 2.0 devices via its plethora of ports (1 x Type B female and 6 x Type A male connectors) .
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ PocketLint
Nvidia Now Says It Might Make An X86 CPU
Announcements and proclamations by companies are interesting things. To me they are amusing and always taken with a grain of salt. This goes for almost every company.
Today I bring it up because of a comment I read over at Fudzilla about nVidia’s announcement that it would be making an x86 SoC system. They publicly announced this at an investors meeting.
Now they are singing a different tune, saying nVidia might do that if it makes sense. No correct me if I am wrong but aren’t these two opposing comments?
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ Tweak Town
DFI DK P55-T3eH6 Board First Look
DFI didn’t managed to showcase their P55 board over at CeBIT so here’s a sneak peek at it.
Quick specs :
- 6 Phase Full digital PWM
- Dual channel DDR3
- 8 SATA/ 14 USB 2.0
- 3 PCI Express
- Debug LED/ Power/reset buttons
- Clear CMOS switch
- ALC889
- eSATA
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ VrZone
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