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ASUS Eee PC 4G XP 2008-04-17 09:34:27 The first ASUS Eee PC took the world by storm because of its low price, ultra-light weight, fast performance, and easy-to-use, tabbed menu system. But while the Linux edition of this machine was fairly intuitive, consumers are simply more comfortable with Windows, which can run many more popular applications.Same Eee PC Size and WeightThe Eee PC 4G XP uses the same exact chassis as the Linux/Xandros version and is offered in five color schemes (Galaxy Black, Pure White, Blush Pink, Sky Blue, and Lush Green). Our review system was done up in Pure White, which features a pearly, low-luster finish that is impervious to fingerprint smudges. Measuring 8.9 x 6.3 x 0.8 inches, the system easily fits in an oversized handbag or slim briefcase, and at 2 pounds you’ll hardly know its there.The whit
Asus Eee PC with Intel Atom CPU Coming in June 2008-04-21 20:07:36 Asustek plans to launch a new version of the Asus Eee PC equipped with Intel
’s Atom processor this June, PC World reports.According to company’s CEO, the Atom-based Eee PC low cost ultraporable laptop will be released at Computex trade show in Taipei.The Intel Atom processor is designed to provide low power consumption, running at a thermal design power of 0.6 watts to 2.5 watts. Clock speeds range from 800MHz to 1.86GHz, depending on CPU model. The chip is aimed at small computers, such as Mobile Internet Devices, Ultra-Mobile PCs, and budget mini-laptops.The 8.9-inch Asus Eee PC 900, announced last week, will be initially offered with the Intel Celeron M processor.PC World also reports that Asustek will launch an Eee PC with a 10-inch screen later this year.Source: laptoping Read more:Asus
Review: Dell Latitude XT 2008-04-29 10:35:23 Dell felt it was time to shake up the tablet market with its first ever convertible, the Latitude
XT. And shake it up it does: The system is the first convertible to employ capacitive touch technology for its display, which means you can manipulate the screen better than ever before with your fingers. The capacitive touch also helps future-proof your purchase, in that it will support multi-touch applications when those become available. We also like that you can configure this convertible with a solid state drive and mobile broadband. The lightweight and secure Dell Latitude
XT is one of a kind, but for a whopping $3,321, we wish it offered longer endurance without having to splurge for the nine-cell battery.Dell Latitude XT Design and ErgonomicsThere is no doubt that the XT belongs in Del
Samsung Q1 Ultra Premium Review 2008-04-30 20:45:24 Samsung once again seeks to offer a dose of UMPC love to mobile professionals (and this time around, students of higher education) with the $1,299 Q1 UltraPremium
. Although it features tablet functionality and weighs just 1.9 pounds, we once again scratched our heads and wondered if this device is seeking to fill a niche that doesn’t exist.Polarizing DesignThe Samsung Q1 Ultra Premium features a split QWERTY keyboard that resides on both sides of the bright and sharp 7-inch, 1440 x 900-pixel LED display, similar to the PepperPad ok or Wibrain B1E. Getting accustomed to typing URLs and quick e-mails took us only a few minutes.If the split-keyboard design isn’t to your liking, the Q1 also lets you punch out letters on a virtual keyboard with the stylus, or go the more natural route by u Read more:Samsung
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