In this article, I will attempt to introduce 5 distinctive laptops that launched at 2010, they are ASUS NX90, Apple Macbook Air, Dell Alienware M17X, Sony E Series (EA300C, EA2S), and Lenovo Ideapad Y460p. Each of them is the master device in their own orienting field, which can attact not only people’s attention, but also arouse potential consumers’ buying desire at the same time. Read the rest of this entry »

ASUS Eee PC 1215T Netbook is the first Eee PC model in 12.1-inch size with an AMD chip, which features HDMI port for 1080p HD video playback and 7.1 channel audio. Compared to other Intel Atom-based netbooks currently available in the market, ASUS Eee PC 1215T can offers greater performance, larger screen. Read the rest of this entry »

ASUS N53SV laptop features Sandy Bridge Quadcore Intel Core i7 processor, NVIDIA Geforce 550M graphics card, 15-inch LED backlit. As a new platform- Sandy Bridge based laptop, ASUS N53SV laptop has drawn sufficient attention from the consumer since it has been released. Read the rest of this entry »

At Las Vegas, on Jan 6, 2011, Dell introduced T-mobile’s first 4G tablet, being dubbed Dell Streak 7, which packed off to T-Mobile HSPA+network, has Android 2.2 on board (no Honeycomb). Other features of Dell Streak 7 tablet, including dual–camera, a 7-inch Gorilla Glass-protected screen, 16GB of internal memory, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 and of course the greatness and glory of that 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor. Read the rest of this entry »

Yesterday at CES 2011, Samsung introduced the brand new Samsung Sliding PC 7 series, which is meant to combine the world of a notebook and mobile PC. Samsung Sliding PC 7 series is Samsung’s first sliding tablet PC device, runs on Microsoft’s Windows 7 Operating System, powered by the upcoming Intel Atom processor platform, and weighs just 2.2 pounds. Read the rest of this entry »

Yesterday at its press conference in Las Vegas, ASUS has introduced 4 amazing tablets, they are ASUS EeePad MeMo, ASUS Eee Slate EP121, ASUS EeePad Slider, and ASUS Eee Pad Transformer. At the meantime, their prices and specific time they will be available also be announced. Following it is the information in details. Read the rest of this entry »

When it comes to netbook, pretty much the only real CPU solution in town is Intel’s low-voltage Atom, which makes Acer Aspire One 522 netbook so attractive for it does not powered by an Atom core, but the 1GHz AMD C-50 Ontario APU, a chip rated at just nine watts, which means Acer Aspire One 522 Netbook should be able to boast some really heroic battery life. If you’ve never heard of an APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) before, it doesn’t deserve surprise because it’s AMD’s new name for its combined graphics and CPU chip. Read the rest of this entry »

As one member of the X-Slim series laptop, MSI X350 also comes with very slim and sleek design, is more powerful than its predecessor- MSI X-Slim X340, MSI X350 laptop adopts the Intel CULV (Consumer Ultra-Low Voltage) platform for energy saving, along with the high performance Intel Core 2 Duo processor to enhance the overall performance. In fact, MSI X350 laptop impressed us with its slim design, long battery life and affordable price. Today the specific mode we want to review is MSI X350-483XCN. Read the rest of this entry »

Dell Vostro V130 is one of the business laptop, which features ultraportable, inexpensive, easy-to-type, ultra-low-voltage and also quite well built. Aiming at business, Dell Vostro V130 is a decent device for office work and multitasks. Meanwhile, Dell Vostro V130 laptop also comes with some drawback, such as the relatively short battery life time, and the relatively poor screen. Read the rest of this entry »

As more and more people have laptops on their own, a hard issue confront them that is how to maintain their laptop properly for longer using life. And now I will share my experience of taking care of a very important laptop’s component—screen with you, and hope your guys will give some advices on the comment column for our discussion of laptop screen in depth. Read the rest of this entry »