Alienware Area-51 M15x Review
Alienware has officially declared about two new models of notebooks, Area-51 m15x and m17x, as “the most powerful notebooks from all existed”. The number of model name corresponds to the diagonal of display (15,4 and 17 inches), they are similar on many technical descriptions: both notebooks will be equipped with the Core 2 Duo Extreme processors, NVIDIA GeForce 8800M GTX video card, 667 MHz DDR2, writing Blu-ray-drive (in Area-51 m17x model or writing DVD-drive in m15). Read more
Voodoo Envy 133 Review
When Voodoo Evny 133 teamed up with HP they set out to make one of the sleekest and most innovative ultra portable notebooks out on the market and that is exactly what they have created. The Voodoo Envy may be more expensive(starting price $2,099) than its only counterpart the Mac Book Air, but what you receive in return is more ports, an amazing instant-on-mode, a replaceable battery and don’t forget the Voodoo allows you to customize the laptop to your heart’s content. Read more
Hp Pavilion Dv5t Review
What do you do when nearly every major notebook manufacturer has imitated the design of your best-selling consumer laptop? You give it a whole new look and add compelling new features, including an accelerometer to help protect data in case of a tumble. Read more
Dell Studio 15 Review
The Dell Studio 15 and Studio 17 laptops do seem to be more than a figment of someone’s imagination — at least, according to a believable release posted up at BetaNews, which has since been pulled. Predictably, the former line features a 15-inch panel while the latter steps up to 17-inches, and both crews will be offered in a smattering of hues including black, grey, blue, green, pink, orange, purple and red. Prices on these units are set to start at $799, while you’ll find Intel’s Core 2 Duo alongside up to 4GB of RAM, upwards of 320GB of HDD space, an 8-in-1 multicard reader. Read more
Sony Vaio VGN-TZ298N Review
The sleek Sony VAIO VGN-TZ298N/XC Notebook is truly an ultra-portable powerhouse that weighs only 2.65 pounds and features a cutting-edge Storage solution that combines a 64GB Solid state Drive with a 250GB hard drive. With the Solid State drive you get rapid boot-ups, quicker Application launches and greater durability. Wrapped in durable premium carbon fiber and boasting 4.5 to 8.5 hours of Battery life and built-in wireless WWAN technology through Sprint Mobile Broadband, the TZ notebook is built for serious mobile productivity. Read more
Hp Pavilion Dv2800t Review
The HP Pavilion dv2800t Artist Edition series notebook is a notebook “designed by young people and chosen by young people” for its unique style. This notebook has all the creature comforts as the standard dv2700t, with the only addition being a custom paint job. For notebook enthusiasts who want to stick out from the crowd, this is a sure bet to get noticed at school or your local StarBucks. Read more
Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N Review
Travelers and businessmen usually need laptop with good performance and longer battery life. Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N is the perfect combination of an ultraportable laptop with good performance, nice specification, and long battery life. With 4GB RAM memory, Intel Core 2 Duo T9300 (2.5 GHz), and nVidia GeForce 8400M GS, Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N is probably the first ultraportable laptop that can play almost all heavy PC games. Read more
HP Compaq 2710p Reviews
Hewlett-Packard has struggled for years to find a way to define its duelling Compaq and HP brand names. The company tags its HP Pavilion systems as multimedia-friendly consumer devices, while the Compaq name is used for the company’s line of business-oriented laptops and desktops (although some cheaper consumer desktops use the name Compaq Presario, so the naming confusion continues to a degree). The current line-up of Compaq-branded business laptops, including the 14-inch HP Compaq 6910p and the 12-inch HP Compaq 2510p, has comprised solid, if uninspired products. Read more
Dell XPS 1730 Laptop Review
In the Dell XPS 1730 notebook line, Intel’s 45nm processors are available in the 13.3-inch M1330 laptops and in the 17-inch M1730 gaming notebooks. The M1330 is available with the Core 2 Duo T8100, T9300 and T9500 CPUS, while the M1730 now comes with the T8300, T9300 and T9500. The 15.4-inch M1530 is excluded from the processor refresh. Read more
Dell’s XPS M1710 gaming laptop reviews
The Dell XPS Gen 5 is Dell’s top-of-the-line gaming and multimedia machine. The featured default clock speeds makes the system fast and dependable for running in a heavily multi-tasking environment or running multi-threaded digital applications. XPS Gen 5 supports a lot of media features like recording TV; authoring and burning DVDs etc. Dell’s Gen 5 is the first system that features the dual-core Pentium Extreme Edition 840 (Pentium EE 840) Processor. Read more
