Story Of E-Waste: What Happens 2Tech Once It’s Trash

  The brand new tablet/smartphone/GPU you grabbed last week is the cat’s meow. But what happens to it – or  to any of the devices you once treasured- when you don’t want or need them anymore? Where do they go? Is there a reliable, “green” way to dispose of them? And hey, does one extra electronic gadget in a landfill really put the big hurt on the environment? As...

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A New Super-Slim IBM Lenovo ThinkPad Laptop

A new super-slim Lenovo ThinkPad laptop has burst onto the scene this Easter weekend. The laptop named simply, Lenovo ThinkPad X1, has been spotted by multiple sources on a Swiss online computer store. The main highlight for this 13-inch notebook is the 21.5mm in thickness being offered. The X1 with that 21.5mm number isn’t thinner than the new Samsung Series 9 premium...

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AMD Brazos Fusion Acer Laptop 7 Hours Battery Life Store

Acer has a nice diverse selection of AMD Brazos Fusion APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) powered machines at the moment. They have 10.1-inch Acer Aspire One 522 ($324.99), a 15.6-inch Acer Aspire 5253 ($384.99) and soon they will have an 11.6-inch model to team named Acer Aspire One 722. The Acer Aspire One 722 is reported by Macles as featuring shared features with...

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Toshibaa & Apple Only PC Vendors To See Growth In U.S 2011

For most Windows PC vendors it was a rough first quarter in the United States for PC shipments, except for Toshiba. The new PC shipments estimates for the first quarter of 2011 have been released today by research analyst group International Data Corporation (IDC). In the new figures the only two vendors that experienced any growth were Apple and Toshiba. For Apple...

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How The iPad Changes PC Design

Consumers prefer light to heavy. Thin to thick. And that's why more laptops will, slowly but surely, begin to imitate the internals of the iPad. Reason #1--Flash memory: Apple's iPad (not to mention the iPhone) is a major force driving flash memory development and production. Apple obviously has a thing for flash chips (so much so that it has periodically made headlines...

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Android 3.0 Competited Motorola's iPad-Rival Xoom

Google's flagship Android 3.0 Honeycomb competitor to Apple's iPad appears to have failed at launch, with Motorola Xoom sales estimated by Deutsche Bank to have reached just 100,000 units, a figure far lower than initial projections of failure from Morgan Stanley and RBC. The Xoom has been hampered by a high initial price, low build quality, hardware features that...

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Would You Like To Experience The Future Of Mobile Computing Today?

The future of mobile computing, specifically for laptops, has arrived and you might not have even been aware of it. An advanced, powerful and yet still affordable range of central processing units (CPUs) with 3D graphics solutions have arrived for all mobile computers. What does this new technology mean for you? Well the new technology allows you to playback smooth Full...

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Fujitsu Intros 12.1 Ultra-Portable Laptop With SuperFine Display

Fujitsu has introduced a brand new ultra-portable 12.1″ laptop for business and regular mobile computer users alike. The Fujitsu LifeBook PH701 has been introduced in China with an Intel Sandy Bridge (latest generation) Core i5 processor and all sorts of other great features like the SuperFine LED backlit display with anti-glare technology. The PH701, like other LifeBook...

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Alienware M14x Gaming Laptop Reviewed Before Release

The Alienware M14x isn’t available for purchase just yet but the latest ultra-portable gaming machine from Dell and Alienware has been reviewed already. The laptop has made its way this week to a review website in China named Zol. In their review more specifications for the M14x get exposed, earlier this week we had most of the planned specifications available for the M14x. After...

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