Apple's iPad Disruptive Product of the Year

By Brooke Crothers I'll avoid the dicey proposition of naming what I think is the best product of the year. But I can say with certainty that Apple's iPad was the most disruptive. Beyond the iPad's well-chronicled popularity, impressive shipment numbers, and reported theft of Netbook market share, the disruption for me was very personal: it played havoc with my own computing...

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Apple Introduced to iMac lineup Processor Chips to iMac

Followed by a brief refreshment thing that was introduced to the iMac lineup, some users are thinking about the processors and applications that will work best for them. Apple officials said that they’re considering adopting the Intel iCore3, 5 and 7 technologies for the iMacs and various other computers. This news also means that the company is now stepping towards the Nehalem...

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RIM Claims Weak Blackberry Playbook Battery

By Lance Whitney IM has rebutted recent claims that its upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook tablet is hampered by a short battery life. On Tuesday, Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu issued a report in which he cited unnamed sources saying that the PlayBook's battery lasts only a few hours, compared with Samsung's Galaxy Tab, which lasts for six hours, and Apple's iPad, which runs...

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Apple Abandons Xserve Holds in Store for Mac Administrators 2011

Author: Erik Eckel  Predictions are dangerous business. But they sure can be fun. Without study, minus a double-blind study, and absent even a single peak at a rumor-mill website, here’s what I think 2011 holds in store for Mac administrators.   1. Apple abandons the Xserve platformOkay. That’s an easy one. On January 31 Apple will no longer sell Xserve servers....

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CES 3D Technology Laptops 2011 Functions and Preview

By: Cisco Cheng From processor updates to 3D technology, we give you the lowdown on what to expect for laptops at this year's Consumer Electronics show. There's always big news for laptops during the Consumer Electronics Show, and this year is no different. From processor updates to 3D technology, these are exciting times for the mobile PC market. Read on for what to...

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HP Cuts Envy 13 Ultraportable Gaming Notebook

Wow. The 13" ultraportable market just might be the new battleground for price. For months on end, the real price war was ongoing in the netbook sector. Companies kept pushing the barrier lower, with a few machines selling for under $200 at times. But now, the 13" market is heating up. Apple's new MacBook Air, Maingear's Clutch 13, and HP's Envy 13 are just a handful of the...

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Dell 13-inch XPS M1330 Amazing 15.4" Display Laptop

Dell produced an important work in 2007 to listen to purchaser suggestions criticizing Dell's older, thick and heavy laptops. The complete result was the amazingly slender and gentle XPS M1330, amid the sexiest looking notebooks of 2007. the brand new Dell XPS M1530 can be an amazing 15.4" display laptop produced comparable to (just bigger than) the really worthwhile...

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New Laptops Santech Leaks Set Showing at CES 2011

There have been a whole lot of pre-CES leaks of late, and it seems that Santech is joining in. And what the newest kid who can’t wait for tech company equivalent of Christmas morning spilled the beans on its new project, the N67. The N67 from Santech will be packing a whole bunch of new Sandy Bridge hardware, starting with the Core i7-2630QM, a quad core processor running...

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