Category: Laptops / Notebooks
OQO dazzles us with their updated e2 UMPC, with added HSDPA
Alex actually got a preview of the e2 from OQO a few months back, but on Monday, the company updated it with HSDPA capabilities.
Still running on Windows XP, and with a 120GB HD, 1.6GHz VIA C7M ULV processor, it measures 142mm x 84mm x 25mm and weighs just 0.5kg.
The Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) is not only compatible with UMTS/HSDPA (at 2100MHz), but also at the slightly lower GPRS/EDGE connectivity (specifically…
Shiny Video Review: HP Pavillion TX 1100 Laptop
Zara and Alex have a gander at one of HP’s more recent offerings, the Pavillion TX 1100 notebook. With its swivel…
Shiny Video Review: The ASUS Eee PC 4G
The whole world seems to be going crazy for ASUS’ teensy Eee PC, which is currently sold out everywhere, and topping…
Toshiba aims on saving the environment with their Carbon Zero offset scheme
A few weeks back I criticised Sony for donating just 1% of the profits made on their Vaio FZ Graphic Splash Eco Edition laptops to green charities, of which I got lampooned by a reader for doing so. He probably thought I am a Microsoft/Toshiba/HD-DVD fangirl, which is obviously why I spoke negatively of Sony (typical Sony fanboy mentality).
Well, admittedly I am the aforementioned fangirl, but had it been any company, I still would’ve pulled them up on being stingy. And I’m going to prove so, by slagging Toshiba off for just the same reasons.
From today, Tosh is now offering customers the option to offset the carbon dioxide produced when making their laptops, by asking for £1.18 which will go…
The Mini Laptop Club – what kids really want from a computer
Ever wondered how kids view laptops? And what they would like on the perfect PC? Well, The Mini Laptop Club, which runs in a school in North Carolina for seven-to-nine-year-olds might have have a few answers.
Review: ASUS Eee PC 4G is the little laptop that deserves to be huge
You gets what you pays for, right? Which is why if you want an ultraportable laptop with a decent battery life and wireless capabilities, you pay through the nose. Until now, anyway. The ASUS Eee PC is a small, light Linux-based laptop selling in the UK for £219, but with features you’d expect to see in something double its price.
The question is whether its small size means a too-cramped keyboard, whether it’s powerful enough to run all the applications you’d want, and whether its battery life is up to the job. Does it deliver? Read on for my verdict on the 4G model.
ASUS denies 10-inch Eee PC reports as OS X Leopard squeezes onto 7-inch model
I could rhapsodise for hours about the new ASUS Eee PC, and I will in my full review early next week. But suffice to say I’m sold on the pint-sized Linux laptop’s charms. So are plenty of other people, judging by the blogosphere buzz.
Karhu Originals Flight Bag – the coolest laptop bag around?
A laptop bag with heritage? That’s what you get with the Karhu Originals Flight Bag.
Sony to give a MASSIVE 1% of their Vaio FZ Graphic Splash Eco Edition laptop sales to green charities
Nice product photography doesn’t detract from just how lame Sony’s claim is that they’re helping the environment with these Vaio laptops.
They’ve just announced the Vaio FZ Graphic Splash Eco Edition laptops to help quench Greenpeace’s rumours that they’re the least green company around save the environment, and admittedly are completely reaching for ideas. Claims that the ‘slim design for minimum use of natural resources’…
Transform learning into fun with a Transformers Trans-Portable laptop
Forget the kids – I want Optimus Prime to teach me mathematics and important grammar lessons!
Gone are the days when kind old Mrs. Potter at the local state school is solely relied upon for teaching, as…
