As a master of the build-to-order PC, it’s no surprise that Dell has managed to create a reasonably customizable version of the Netbook. While most vendors offer them as one-size-fits-all solutions (or with only very minor options, such as color and hard drive), the Inspiron Mini 10 has plenty of ways it can become the [...]
The Samsung NB30 attempts to appeal strongly to the “rugged user,” the person who might be very afraid of dropping or damaging their precious ultraportable under careless or accidental circumstances. With what Samsung calls a more rugged and scratch-resistant lid design, a hard-drive free-fall sensor, and a water-tight spill-resistant keyboard, the focus of the NB30 [...]
Whether you buy the 10-inch netbook or even a good 18-inch desktop replacement, your own laptop computer will definitely have Wi-Fi. This means that, supplied you are situated within range of the router (as well as know the password, if there is one), you will get online without the assistance of an Ethernet cable. Both [...]
Since the introduction of the first VAIO P last year, Sony has insisted that the VAIO P is not a netbook. No sir. It’s a “Lifestyle PC.” What’s a “Lifestyle PC,” you ask? I’m not sure but somehow the Sony VAIO P seems to fit perfectly. For starters, netbooks generally cost under $500, feature 10- [...]
The new C1 Convertible Tablet PC from Panasonic seams to address especially to medical field, but not only. When projected it, Panasonic considered the case in which you have to carry your tablet PC all day long, so he made it really lightweight – 3.2 lbs (with one battery)/ 3.7 lbs (with two batteries). An [...]
Non-gamers don’t understand. They see you, they see your obsession, they say they understand, but only you and your kind really know, really see the truth: they are clueless to what it means to be a gamer. As with any passion, you’re not satisfied with a mediocre setup. Some people pimp out their cars, other [...]
