Sony, one of the major leading laptop manufacturers in the modern electronic market, is planning to enter the league of very few companies which offers laptops with the capability of displaying 3D games and video at 1080p resolution. Sony plans to launch the laptop in the market by next year, so the potential consumers who plan to buy this laptop have to wait a little longer. At the IFA electronics show, at Berlin on Wednesday, Sony unveiled the prototypes of an impending Vaio laptop which will be having a “3D” button and active-shutter glasses to separate what the left and right eyes see. In a press conference advertising Sony's vow to 3D technology, Sony’s Chief Executive, Mr. Howard Stringer told that the Vaios having “3D” buttons will be debuting next spring. Sony also introduced  [...]

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Fujitsu has launched a whole new laptop in India; the laptop has been named as Lifebook AH530 GFX. This whole new laptop comes loaded with a whole new set of modern features of HD video and is expected to fulfill the graphics requiring features of the system having memory space of one gigabyte. This all new laptop from Fujitsu comes with latest external-graphics and has offloaded the ATI Mobility Radeon HD550v 1GB video card fitted in the earlier system and has made way for a more portable main unit.  The Lifebook AH530 GFX that we are talking about here is based on the original AH530, laptop launched in May. The only difference between this all new AH530 and the earlier variant of the system is that it now comes loaded with optional Core i3, i5 or i7 processors, DVD or Blu ray drives,  [...]

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Go back about twenty years and imagine someone bringing a computer to school; we are sure at best you would have imagined something luggable. Now, come a little forward, say about a decade ago, where students got a tradeoff, and now they have a more potent machine, that can easily be taken to classes or to the dorm room. But the time in which we are living is a lot different than the time we’ve talked about above, and now finding a powerful notebook for well under $1,000 is a lot easy and the notebook that you’ll get will also be a lot more compact and portable than what the computers use to be a little while earlier. If you are looking for a decent back-to-school laptop for you and are finding it a tad difficult, then let us help you. Here we’ve listed seven of the best back-to-school  [...]

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The Eee PC netbook line from Asus already was appealing enough to turn few heads. But now Asus has made its Eee PC netbook line even more sexually appealing and has added USB 3.0, a metal-look casing, Bluetooth 3.0, a complete version of Windows 7, a fingerprint reader and the most recent in Atom chippery. Offering so many features for Notebooks makes it pretty clear that the Sales of Asus Eee PC was on decline. Though there still is no sign on whether or not the Eee PC 1018P will debut outside of Japan. The Japanese markets have always been conducive to small laptops and have always favored portability and performance. The Asus Eee PC 1018P comes loaded with 2GB memory, a 1.83GHz Atom N475 CPU, a 320GB hard drive which comes with installed version of Windows 7 Home Premium in a 32 bit  [...]

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“Reasonable price” and “attention-grabbing” these are two terms that you don’t use together too often in relation with a laptop. This is why when we saw the Gateway ID49C07u we were surprised, because not only it had an attention grabbing design, but at the same time it is affordably priced and hence fulfilling both aspects thoroughly. The thin, silvery ID49C07u is priced at $629. Powered by a Core i3 processor, a 500GB hard drive and 4GB of RAM the ID49C07u surely doesn’t skimp. The ID49C07u even some how managed to fit in a DVD-burning drive into its slim body. There are few Core i3 laptops, in the market that are as beautiful and as good-looking as the ID49C07u, that for the as less price as this one, but the good looks of the system aren’t complemented well by the great construction  [...]

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The surprisingly affordable and budget laptops are all over the market, and these back-to-school laptops are the first preference of most of the modern consumers in the market. But not all the budget laptops are actually affordable, and there still are some high-end models that aren’t exactly as cheap as you expect them to be. Despite being from the retail laptop shelf in the market, many of these “high-end” laptops are even expensive than some of mainstream laptops. These big guns from the back-to-school retail laptop range are intended for the consumers who want superpowered processors and immensely big screens, which offer desktop-replacement-level performance. In our 2010’s back-to-school high-end laptops roundup there mostly are pretty affordable laptops, like the Toshiba Portege  [...]

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Everyone is eager to see a grave rival for the Apple’s iPad tablet computer, and Dell’s Streak is the strongest challenger we’ve seen up to now. Though, the pocket-friendly design of and phone capabilities of the system made us wonder, whether it shouldn’t really be judged as a smartphone or not. No matter how you define the Streak, the design quality and feature list for Streak is too enticing to overlook, though the $500 (reported) price tag of the system is a tad hard to swallow. Design The most noticeable aspect of Dell Streak is its design. the hardware capabilities, including the camera, touchscreen and the expandable memories of the system are nothing you haven’t seen before and the same is the case with its Google's Android operating system’s capabilities. The  [...]

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The HP Pavilion dm4-1065dx is one of the most stylish HP midrange laptops we’ve seen, like the dm4 we saw back in June this system also comes with decent specifications. The HP Pavilion dm4 we reviewed back in June was a 14-inch thin-and-light notebook equipped with Core i5 and included a huge touch pad and an upscale design in a sharp-looking plastic-and-metal chassis. Though, we did have one problem with dm4-1065, and that was its price tag of $979, which added comparatively less value than competitors. We got our dm4-1065dx for $799, but we think you could get slightly better specifications for the same price from some other manufacturers in market, but even this laptop is not at all a bad buy. The best thing here is that the system still is slim and stylish as ever. The bottom line  [...]

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The Sony Vaio EA24FM/W, we are talking about here belongs to Sony’s midrange Vaio E line; we reviewed back in the spring. Like its entire lineup, this system also comes with a decent blend of solid design, an extremely comfortable keyboard, Core i3 processor, and touch pad. Sony recently updated the E series for including wide range of screen sizes and newer features such as Intel Wireless Display. The all new 14-inch Vaio EA 24FM/W belongs to that very line and it is a fixed retail configuration which includes Blu-ray, Intel Wireless Display connectivity and a Core i3 processor. On top of everything, the system is affordably priced at $799. Loaded with a wide range of ports and with a solid feel, this strong laptop with an affordable price tag only has one Achilles heel: its mediocre  [...]

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The Asus K50IJ-BBZ5 is almost the cheapest dual-core laptop you will get in the market. Priced at $529, the system is around $180 more priced than the prominent single-core laptops for example the Toshiba Satellite C665-S5049 and the Compaq CQ62-215DX. The system is the part of 2010 retail laptops and hence you’ll see it sharing the shelf with the HP G62-225DX and the Dell Inspiron iM501R-1212PBL in the retail stores. The Dell Inspiron iM501R-1212PBL and the HP G62-225DX are the two similarly priced 15.6-inch laptops. Out of the three aforementioned laptops, we prefer the Asus K501J the most, and the reason being its solid construction and viable performance. The system weighs a tad more than the HP G62, but the extra heft of the system gives it the feel of quality, ruggedness and durability.  [...]

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