Stone, the overlord of Rock notebooks post-administration, has announced its own netbook entry: the Neo 101. Unspectacular in its appearance, the Neo 101's only outstanding feature is a three year warranty.
Otherwise specs are eminently predictable; a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive accompanying the Neo 101's 10.1in, 1,024 x 600 pixel screen. Ethernet, Wi-Fi and optional 3G comprise the connectivity options. Two USB ports and an ExpressCard slot round off the input choices.
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Stone Neo 101 Netbook Launched
T-Mobile SideKick LX QWERTY Phone
T-Mobile introduces the new version of the Sidekick LX QWERTY smartphone, which has been leaked in a survey. T-Mobile does not give this new phone a new name, instead the carrier simply re-use Sidekick LX like it does on the new version of Sidekick.
T-Mobile’s new Sidekick LX features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 3.2 Megapixel camera with LED flash, integrated GPS and a microSD card slot. The new phone comes with more social element offering applications for MySpace, Facebook and Twitter, as well as YouTube.
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MSI X58 Pro Review
If there's one thing you'll notice about Intel's latest Core i7 technology and its supporting hardware, it's the price: the processors themselves and the motherboards to fit them into aren't exactly cheap.
MSI's latest motherboard supporting the new technology, the X58 Pro, aims to take some of the pain away by being priced to undercut the opposition by around forty quid, so as to make a system based on the cheapest i7 CPU, the 920, seem almost affordable.
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Zotac GTX285 AMP! Edition Review
With the vast selection of graphics cards on the market today choosing one is never going to be easy. This is made particularly difficult when you consider the fact that so many new games come out demanding ever higher specifications. In fact i myself have had many different cards in a surprisingly short space of time for just this reason - only a few cards come to mind that actually offered enough additional performance to allow me to sit back and enjoy games over a longer period of time.
Today we'll see if the Zotac GTX 285 AMP! Edition we have here is one of those cards.
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Verizon Subsidized Netbooks on the Way?
Looks like those Verizon Wireless subsidized netbooks will be on the way soon and the HP Mini 1000 will be the first to be offered.
According to Phone Arena’s tipsters the Nation’s largest wireless carrier will be underwriting the cost of the mini-notebook for a wireless contract. The leaked slides do not reveal what the wireless package would consist of.
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Intel Core i5 chips to start at $196?
Last month we first heard that more affordable Core i7 derivatives were already being sampled and could arrive in their final form as early as July, with matching P55 boards. Due to overstock problems, however, several sites are now reporting that Intel may push back the release all the way until October. This will depend on a number of factors, including what AMD does with its Phenom II CPU, but as we wait for an official announcement from Intel, the folks at HKEPC claim to have obtained a list of the upcoming Core i5 parts with their respective specs and price.
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Cooler Master Sileo 500 Review
Last few months Cooler Master acted aggressively on the PC chassis market. There are a lot of evidences, in form of new chassis models for various user target groups, to prove this claim. For example, HAF 932 has attracted a lot of attention as first representative of new HAF (High Air-Flow) series. After that we saw Storm Sniper that was intended for gamers and now we have Sileo 500 – new model in mid tower product group.
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Nikon D90 Review
When Nikon released the D90 DSLR, it promised a huge step towards the future of the mid-range digital photography with the release of a 12.3-megapixel camera that combined high image quality with options that would still appeal to beginners or simply curious creatives, such as live previews and (for the first time in a DSLR) HD video. Electronista takes a look at the D90 and its 18-105mm VR lens kit to see whether the camera succeeds on all fronts.
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Xigmatek Cuirassier-N002 Memory Heat Spreaders Review
From what I can remember, the first set of memory heat spreaders were designed for RDRAM (or RIMM) memory modules. For this type of RAM the uses of heat spreaders were twofold. The first reason being, that the RIMM ran hotter than the usual SDRAM, necessitating the use of heat spreaders for heat control. The second reason was that the frequency of the RDRAM coincided with a few household electronic devices, such as cordless phones, which could and would act up in the vicinity of the RDRAM; this lead to its second reasoning, to help eliminate any "noise" that emanated from the RAM itself. Today the usage is more for heat dissipation than any sort of interference and of course heat spreaders look way cooler than stock RAM with no spreaders.
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Sunbeam Acrylic HTPC Case Review
Acrylic cases were pretty popular a few years ago when case modding was quite big. It seems things have died down a bit and we really have not seen many acrylic cases come out. Well Sunbeam has sent us one of their new acrylic cases. It is not your ordinary tower it is a home theater PC case (HTPC). HTPC's have become very popular over the past few years so why not make yours stand out with this case! Let's take a look...
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