This Haleron computer comes packed with some attractive features. The features include a a 13.3-inch 1366 x 768 LED display, an integrated Intel GMA950 graphics card, a 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive, WiFi, Bluetooth, built-in 2 stereo speakers and 1.3MP webcam. The Swordfish 450 comes with a 3-cell battery.

This Haleron Notebook comes with an option to select either Windows XP or Windows 7 OS. The Haleron Swordfish 450 can be grabbed for $399. Stay tuned for more updates.

Shuttle has already shown an external adapter that allow desktop graphics in laptops. Now, it came up with different technology in its M1405 notebook PC.

Features of Gifabyte M1405

1.14-inch HD WXGA LCD panel.

2.1366 x 768 pixels resolution.

3.Intel Core2 chip.

4.4GB of DDR3 SO-DIMM memory.

5.Intel GMA 4500HD integrated graphics and a 5400RPM SATA.

6.500GB storage capacity.

7.1.3 megapixel webcam.

8.Bluetooth BT2.1+EDR connectivity.

The company implemented GT220 graphics card. It contains six-cell Li-Polymer battery, with 39.96Wh anf 3600mAh.

Lenovo Y460 Features :

1) 14″ 1,366 × 768 resolution LED backlit display

2) 2.13GHz Intel Core i3 330M processor

3) ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 graphics chipset

4) 2GB RAM

5) 320GB hard drive

6) 1.3-megapixel webcam

These cool features would allow the Students to play games as well as do their tasks at the same time. So, are you students happy with the news that this Lenovo machine is going to be launched soon?

Sorry folks, we do not have any info on the pricing yet but stay tuned for updates on this.

Toshiba introduced 3 laptops in this week .The  Qosmio X505-Q860, X505-Q870 and X505-Q880 are the toshiba laptops. This three are  gaming laptops.

The features are:

1. It provides 18.4-inch (1680 x 945) LCD screen and either an Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processor.

2. It holds 4GB of DDR3 memory.

3. It provides 500GB hard drive and the latest nVidia GeForce GTS360M 1GB GDDR5 gaming-class video card.

The Toshiba Qosmio X505-Q860, X505-Q870 and X505-Q880 are the new X505 18.4-inch gaming laptop models with the Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors, and the latest NVIDIA’s graphics.

The high-end Qosmio X505-Q880 ships with a 6GB RAM, a 64GB solid state drive plus a 500GB HDD, and a Full HD 1920×1080 LCD display. The Qosmio X505-Q860 has a DVD burner, while the Qosmio X505-Q870 and Qosmio X505-Q880 include a Blu-ray Combo drive and Bluetooth. The Qosmio X505-Q860, Qosmio X505-Q870 and Qosmio X505-Q880 run Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS and cost $1,199.99, $1,499.99 and $1,899.99,

Source: laptops.techfresh.net

Sony Vaio w series laptop is the latest laptop for better processing. This is the new version laptop. It provides windows 7 processing. It looks like pretty. Sony is the popular name in the industry.

Even better, the Vaio Eco VPC-W212AX doesn’t even come packaged in a box: it comes inside the shrink-wrapped laptop case itself, which is a somewhat brilliant decision. Doing away with box packaging and offering a free case in one fell swoop is a move we’d love to see manufacturers of all portable gadgets adopt.

And, to Sony’s credit, the Eco Series Vaio W isn’t any more expensive than its existing W line, and looks awfully attractive with its nearly iridescent finish. From an ecological standpoint, the W Eco Series is a thumbs-up.

From a Netbook standpoint, the Vaio W is still an expensive Atom ultraportable. Starting at $480, the Vaio Eco VPC-W212AX does come with a new Atom N450 processor and a 250GB hard drive, but so do many new Netbooks, and often at cheaper prices, although this Eco Series edition with its increased specs does come in at $20 less than the original Vaio W we reviewed. This Vaio W does have a higher-res 10.1-inch screen than many other competitors, but you’ll have to decide for yourself whether a premium-priced Netbook is for you, ecological considerations notwithstanding. Regardless, this is a direction we’d like to see all laptops take in the future.

The Vaio Eco VPC-W212AX does have Bluetooth 2.1 and 802.11n Wi-Fi, connectivity–features not seen on lower-priced Netbooks and also adds a 250GB hard drive instead of the previous version’s 160GB, a welcome upgrade–although the amount of RAM still remains a paltry 1GB. The included OS is Windows 7 Starter, not Home Premium. While Starter can do most of what you’d require for basic computing, its level of customisation and flexibility is limited compared to full-blown Windows 7.

Good points – the use of recycled materials doesn’t affect cost or attractiveness of the Vaio W.

With a chassis made from recycled materials, the Sony Vaio W Eco Series Netbook offers a great example to manufacturers looking to make their laptops greener.

Source: Gadgetsbuzz.com

“Our tests showed Windows 7 starts up and shuts down faster than Vista, but the improvement was minor. And general performance was also faster with Windows 7, but only slightly.”

Consumer Reports recently tested 20 laptops, rating features like ergonomics, battery life, and performance. There are plenty of inexpensive laptops out there, but testers caution to beware of rock-bottom prices.

“Some computer makers are using single-core processors instead of dual-core to save money. But if you buy one of these so-called bargains, you might end up with a slower computer,” Gallea said.

That’s not good for creating videos or playing demanding games.

“We found several laptops with dual-core processors that offered solid performance for $600 dollars, or even less,” Gallea said.

One of the least expensive is the Toshiba Satellite l-505 — a Consumer Reports Best Buy at $530.

Among midsized 15 or 16 inch laptops, the Dell Studio XPS 16 was the top rated Windows 7 computer. It sells for around $1,300.

For less, Toshiba Satellite laptops also rated “very good” in tests and have facial recognition software, which signs you on by scanning your face. It’s not a must-have feature but a fun plus on a solid-performing laptop.

If you’re happy with your current computer and operating system, Consumer Reports says there’s no need to upgrade. But if you’re a frustrated Vista user, testers recommend upgrading to Windows 7.

Most computer manufacturers are offering free upgrades to people who’ve bought Vista-based computers from late June 2009 thru January 2010.

Source: Digitaltrends.com

In the same vein as the Apple iPad, it’s very much a touchscreen with e-reader functions. What’s more, it’s definitely going to ship this year and come loaded with Google Chrome OS.

MSI UK confirmed that it would see the light of day in some form this year. However, it looks like we’ll see this device in a number of different flavours.

MSI have been talking to LaptopMag in the US and have confirmed that the most likely OS for the twin-packing 10-inch screens will be Google Chrome OS. The dual-screen works on the principle that the top screen is a standard TFT while the bottom screen, which is touch-sensitive acts as the keyboard and input device using haptic feedback.

Alongside a Chrome OS version, we’re also likely to see the MSI dual-screen with Windows 7 helping to give this rather novel device a little more familiarity. With a battery life quoted around four to five hours, this device will very much be on a parr with most ultra-slim laptops of the same size.

Source: Netbooked.net

The Intel Wireless Display technology does not need the notebook to have any external adapter. But on the HDTV, there will be a little box, which is the Netgear Push2TV adapter, that connects to the TV’s HDMI or composite input, to receive videos transmitted wirelessly from the Toshiba notebook via WiFi.

On the Toshiba Satellite E205 notebooks, you will find features including a a 14-inch display with 1366×768 resolution, a 2010 Core i5-430M CPU, a 4GBB DDR3 RAM, a 500GB HDD and a DVD burner. The display has LED, the keyboard is also illuminated and it comes loaded with the Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

The Toshiba Satellite E205 notebook is now available on BestBuy, with each costs you $900, a price that includes Netgear Push2TV adapter.

Source: Today-reviews.com

Sony VAIO VPCZ11Z9E features are:
Processor:  Core i7-620m
Memory: 6GB of DDR3 RAM
SSD: 256GB
Monitor: 13.1 inch

Sony VAIO VPCZ11X9E features are:
Processor: Core i7-620m
Memory:4GB of DDR3 RAM
SSD:128GB
Monitor:13.1 inch

Going back to those Quad SSD drives, you’ll be capable of writing data in parallel on up to four SSDs at 6.2 times faster speeds than usual. Two models are available for pre-ordering now, the VAIO VPCZ11Z9E and VAIO VPCZ11X9E. The main differences between the two are that the Z9E has a 2.66GHz chip but can handle an upgrade to 3.33GHz, has 6GB of DDR3 SDRAM and the Quad SSD has 256GB of storage. The 13.1-inch display is 1920 x 1080 and it weighs 1.43kg.

The X9E has a 2.4GHz chip with upgrades to 2.93GHz, and 4GB DDR3 SDRAM with 128GB Quad SSD. The 13.1-inch screen isn’t quite full HD, at 1600 x 900. It weighs a shade less than the Z9E, at 1.41kg. Both VAIO Z models will be on sale at the end of March, with prices starting at around $1,000.

Source: Laptops.techfresh.net

Features are:

Processor:  1.3GH
Monitor:  11.6-inch 1366 x 768
Graphics card:Intel GMA 4500MHD
CPU:4GB RAM
HDD:320GB
DVD Drive:8x Super-Multi DVD drive
Card reader:1
USB Ports:3x
Battery:6-cell
Operating system:Windows 7 Home Premium OS

The Gateway EC14D  price of $629.99.

Source: Techfresh.net