Review Lenovo ThinkPad T410s latest Version 2011

When we reviewed the ThinkPad T410s back in July, we appreciated Lenovo’s ability to take an already stellar business notebook and make it even better. As with that earlier model, the latest iteration of the T410s sports some notable improvements, including a processor upgrade and the addition of Nvidia’s Optimus graphics technology, which automatically engages the laptop's...

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You Need to Know About Intel Sandy Bridge

In line with its tick-tock strategy, Intel's latest Sandy Bridge platform (launched at CES 2011) is a major architectural change which promises significant performance improvements. During the official launch in Singapore today, the company demonstrated just how fast the new chipset is by pitting it against an machine sporting the previous-generation Core i7 processor with...

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Dell Won’t Talk Australian Mobiles Tablets

Internationally, giant PC manufacturer Dell is expanding into Android-based smartphones and tablets left and right. But, at a press conference in Sydney yesterday, the company locally remained unable to confirm when the incoming wave of Dell devices would hit Australian shores. The topic came up at a press conference in Sydney yesterday on Dell’s expansion into the...

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Business Centered Laptop Dell Latitude E6400

Introduction: Most of the company laptops are either a Dell Latitude or a Lenovo ThinkPad, and that’s pretty justified, both these brands are capable performers and are pretty common sight in the cubicles. The reason behind this is the immense capability of these laptops to perform as per the need of medium-to-large businesses. The Dell Latitude line-up now is getting...

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Toshiba 3D Dynabook Laptop Unveiled To Hit Japanese Market

The gizmo world is witnessing a time, which could be known as the 3D era. It seems like everything made is going 3-D. Laptops are no exception. Toshiba has announced their latest and much innovative product 3D-enabled laptop and has named it the Dynabook T551/D8B. Boasting of many remarkable features to its credit, the Dynabook obviously has a 3-D display – yes, glasses...

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Samsung Nexus s Latest Hardware Meets Amazing Software

Gingerbread pre-installedNexus S is the first phone to run Gingerbread, the fastest version of Android yet. Gingerbread builds on some of the most popular Android features like multi-tasking and Wi-Fi hotspot and adds a refreshed user interface, an improved keyboard, near field communication (NFC) support, and more. Refined look and feelThere’s a slick black notification...

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Toshiba Have Released Qosmio X500-Q930S Laptop

Toshiba have released yet another laptop aimed at the gaming community it offers a brilliant 18.4 inch with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution full high definition display, will be powered by a 2 GHz Intel Core i7-2630QM quad-core processor and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M 1.5 GB graphics card. The Qosmio X500-Q930S Laptop is yet another laptop that uses the latest Sandy Bridge...

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CES Xperia arc Nexus S Motorola Atrix & LG Revolution 2011

This year you weren’t anyone if you didn’t announce a new smart phone, the majority of which are now powered (or based upon) the Android operating system. Being “Latest Gadgets” rather than “Latest Phones” meant that we only focused on the phones that caught our eye, rather than trying to provide a complete list of all the phones launched at this year’s show. So, without...

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Apple Rose In 15 Years from the Wreckage to Become The World's

In 15 years, Apple rose from the wreckage to become the world's largest tech firm.If you want a perfect example of a corporate phoenix rising from the ashes, then few companies better fit the bill than Apple.  AppleseedsApple Computer was founded in California in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve 'Woz' Wozniak and 'forgotten founder' Ronald Wayne. That same year, Wayne gave up his 10% stake in the firm for a total of $2,300. Today, this holding would be worth $32 billion, making Wayne the world's fourth-richest person! The early years of Apple...

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Apple MacBook Air 11-inch Laptops Go to Eleven

For years, the 13-inch laptop was the size of choice for über-air-mile earners—portable enough to fit into any briefcase, but also packed with the power to handle everything from serious PowerPoint presentations to Duke Nukem with freeze-free aplomb. "Portable" is a relative term, however, as anyone who's had to lug around one of these typically 4- to 5-pound computers...

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Apple IPhone iPad Sales Expected Report of Year 2011

By Dan Gallagher, MarketWatch  SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Booming sales for the iPhone and iPad over the holiday period are expected to help Apple Inc. report strong double-digit earnings growth for the December quarter next week. In addition, some data indicate that the company’s line of Mac computers has gotten a boost — despite the fact that the iPad...

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