Bärbar Dator

Review HP Slate 2 Wi-Fi + 3G Tablet

Bärbar dator — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:29:50 +0000

A test of patience. With the Slate 2, the manufacture HP targets business customers who even in the realm of tablets are forced to stick with Windows. These people have to reach deep in their pockets and still be content with a slow Atom Processor. Can the extensive list of features compensate for that?

Deal of the Day: Save 36% On Dell Vostro 3555, Laptop Bag and

Bärbar dator — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:29:38 +0000

Complete with a powerful laptop, a laptop bag and a wireless mouse, today’s deal of the day gives you everything you need to run a small business on the go.

Lenovo Ideapad U300e Ultrabook Put on Sale; Budget U300s Version

Bärbar dator — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 05:29:52 +0000

Lenovo IdeaPad U300e and U300s look the same.
A budget version of the Lenovo Ideapad U300s ultrabook, the U300e, is now available for pre-orders. The IdeaPad U300e doesn’t look different than the U300s. We’ve found three differences between the two laptops: processor and storage choices and pricing.
The U300e comes with the Intel Core i3-3467M or i5-2467M processor, while the U300s provides i5-2467M and i7-2677M options. The former includes hard drive or hybrid HDD/SSD storage, while the latter ships with SSD only. Both sport 1366×768 13.3″ displays, a 1.3MP camera, and HDMI out.
On Lenovo.com there are only one U300e and one U300s configurations available. The U300e with the i5 chip and 500GB/32GB hybrid drive costs $959, while the U300s with the i7 and a 256GB SSD has a $1,499 price tag. Despite price lower than the original model, the U300e is still more expensive than ultrabooks such as the Toshiba Z835 or Acer S3.
The estimated ship date for the U300e is “more than four weeks”, according to the product page.
Source: Lenovo | Via: Electronista, Liliputing

Epson WorkForce DS-30: Full Review

Bärbar dator — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 05:29:40 +0000

Epson’s stylish WorkForce DS-30 isn’t the fastest portable scanner, but it offers excellent image quality along with a sleek design.

B&N Nook Tablet 8GB Launched, Priced at $199

Bärbar dator — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:30:33 +0000

Barnes & Noble announced today the Nook Tablet 8GB, a downgraded and cheaper version of the original 16GB Nook Android slate. Priced at $199, down from $249, the 8GB Nook also has twice smaller RAM memory – 512MB versus 1GB.
The seven-inch tablet retains the old 1GHz dual-core processor and design. An issue with the B&N’s first tablet was actual availability of storage space. For example, only 1GB out of 16GB on the older model can be used for side-loaded files, while the remaining space is only used for content and apps downloaded via the B&N store. However, you can expand storage capacity via microSD card slot, which is present on the B&N tablet.
The 8GB Nook directly competes against the Amazon Kindle Fire which has the same price tag and main specs such as screen size, internal Flash memory, RAM, and CPU. The most obvious difference between them are different content ecosystems.
We checked B&N site today and saw that the 8GB Nook tab is already available for purchase.

Origin PC EON17-X Gaming Laptop with Optional 3D Released

Bärbar dator — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:30:21 +0000

This is the Origin PC EON17-X with optional 3D.
Origin PC has made available the EON17-X, a new gaming laptop based on high-performance desktop PC Intel X97 chipset and Intel desktop processors. The laptop is based on the Clevo P270WM, which is also sold via Ava Direct and other custom PC sellers. But, the EON17-X is additionally available with Nvidia’s 3D technology. Optional 3D capability is provided via the 17.3″ full HD 3D display and active shutter Nvidia 3D Vision 2 wireless glasses.
Besides Intel 2nd generation CPUs, up to the six-core i7-3960X Extreme, the EON17-X comes with up to dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 580M laptop video cards, maximal 32GB of RAM, up to three hard or solid state drives, and a keyboard with multi-color backlight.
The gaming notebook starts at $2,818. Optional 3D display adds $238 to the overall price and the glasses are $110.
Via: TechPowerUp

Benchmark Check: Mass Effect 3 Demo in Review

Bärbar dator — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:30:14 +0000

The final chapter. The plot-heavy Mass Effect trilogy is slowly but surely coming to an end. We used the free demo version to test one of the hottest tracks of 2012 on several notebook graphics cards. Find out how much hardware power this game needs.

Deal of the Day: Save $1,000 on Dell XPS 17 Laptop

Bärbar dator — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:30:07 +0000

When we reviewed the Dell XPS 17 laptop, one of our cons was its steep price tag. Now that obstacle is somewhat remedied, as the retail price has been reduced by almost $1,000.

Microsoft Office Spotted on the iPad, Expected to Drop into the

Bärbar dator — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:30:01 +0000

There are already otherwaysto get Microsoft Office on your iPad, but who can argue with an official version? Today, a report from The Daily claims that an iPad version of the Microsoft Office suit

$199 Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet Puts Heat on Kindle Fire

Bärbar dator — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:29:54 +0000

Barnes & Noble announced that it would release an 8GB Nook tablet, and priced it at $199, the same as the Amazon Kindle Fire.As well as having half the amount of storage as the 16GB Nook (which