Tuesday 31 May 2011
ASUS K53U Laptop Released in Japan
Android for both Tablets And Smartphones
$20/Month Student Package for Chrome Laptop
CL900 Enterprise tablet from Motion Computing
Features including Bluetooth 3.0, SD card slot, USB port, both front and rear facing camera and optional 3G connectivity via its Gobi chip. CL 900 tablet is offered with a $899 starting price.
Acer Aspire Ethos 8951G Laptop
Other features including a DVD or Blu-ray drive, WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, gigabit ethernet, USB 3.0 port, eSATA, VGA and HDMI ports, 8-cell Lithium battery, Dolby Home theatre, fingerprint reader, Acer Crystal Eye high-def webcam with built-in microphone and Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0.
Nextbook Next6 Tablet Released, Just another eClair Tablet
Fujitsu LifeBook T901 Convertible tablet PC is available in the US
For networking Lifebook T901 support WiFi b/g/n, optional 3G and optional Bluetooth 3.0. Other features including WiDi and GPS on the 3G model. Operating included to T901 is either Windows 7 Professional 64 bit or Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit.
HP Pavilion dv6t and dv7t comes with full HD displays
Beside its display resolution, dv6t and dv7t also got refresh internal specs. Now they packs 2GHz quad-core Core i7 processors, 4GB RAM, 640GB hard drive and 1GB AMD Radeon HD 6490M GPU. Moreover HP offering a free upgrade to 6GB RAM and 750GB hard drive for a period of time, not sure for how long. Oh, and before you get too exited, the 1920 x 1080 display option only available for Quad Edition models and the dv6t Select Edition.
HP Pavilion g6s , Affordable Sandy Bridge Laptop
HP Pavilion g6s arrive with chiclet-like keyboard beside webcam, Altec Lansing speakers and HDMI out. The laptop is preloaded with Windows 7 Home Premium OS and available in gray, blue, purple, red and rose color options. Pavilion g6s is retailed with a $575 starting price.
Toshiba Thrive Honeycomb Tablet
Other features including USB 2.0 port, a mini USB port, HDMI and an SD card reader. No exact release date announced yet but Thrive is expected to be available next month in UK while Japanese release date is by the end of July. Regarding price, Toshiba Thrive is offered with price tag of $449, $499 and $579 for the 168GB, 16GB and 32GB version respectively.
Fujitsu 7-inch Honeycomb Tablet is in the works
AOC Breeze Tablet Got FCC’s Approval
AOCs 8-inch Android tablet has just got FCC’s approval for its Bluetooth and WiFi modules. Arrive with a 8-inch 800 x 600 pixel dtouchscreen display, this tablet which will be called as AOC Breeze E800 also comes with three Android buttons at its right hand side of screen. This AOC tablet will runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and powered by a 816MHz RockChip ARM Cortex A8 processor, 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal storage. There is a microSD card slot for memory expansion up to 32GB.
MSI WindPad 110W, AMD Fusion tablet is up for pre-order
Arrive in a 0.6-inch thick with 1.8lbs weight, there are still plenty of room on WindPad 110W for WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, a 1MP front camera, 3MP rear camera, GPS, G-sensor, USB 2.0 ports, HDMI, SDHC card slot and a 4,200mAh battery. No words on its availability bit WindPad 110W is expected to be shipped next month.
Fujitsu H910 and H710 Workstation Laptops Introduced
Fujitsu H910 on the other hand sport a 17.3-inch display and comes NVIDIA Quadro 4000M or 3000M GPU to manage its graphics. Both H710 and H910 also comes with WiFi, Bluetooth and 3G connectivity.
Jetway Ecomani EM130A AMD Brazos based 13.3-Inch Notebook
Jetway got a new 13.3-inch laptop called ‘Ecomani EM130A’ which will be introduced at Computex 2011 next month. Jetway Ecomani EM130A is build based on AMD Brazos platform and powered by a 1.6GHz Hybrid E-350 dual-core processor, up to 4GB RAM and a choice of hard drive. Its graphics handled by NVIDIA ION graphics MCP79-ION Chipset which offer a 1366 x 768 pixel resolution to its 13.3-inch LED backlit display. Features crammed to Jetway Ecomani EM130A includes WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, a USB 3.0 port,two USB 2.0 ports,D-sub connector, HDMI port, ethernet LAN, a 1.3MP webcam and biometric fingerprint reader.
Arrive in a slim chassis, Jetway Ecomani EM130A will be a direct competitor to ompete with MSI X370. Still no words on pricing or availability.
Dell XPS 15z Available in the US
Other model which priced at $1,500 packs a 2.7GHz Core i7 processor, 8GB RAM, 750GB hard drive and 2GB NVIDIA GeForce GT525M. This model boast 1080p display. All model also got option of 1920 x 1080 pixel LCD screen with300 nit brightness for additional $100.
Monday 30 May 2011
PHILIPS GOGEAR CONNECT 7 TABLET RUNNING GINGERBREAD
Philips GoGear Connect 7, the 7-inch Android tablet is expected to be available in June in China. Unfortunately Philips loads Android Gingerbread to Gogear Connect 7 instead of Android Honeycomb. No words about its processor, RAM nor internal storage but the specs will include a webcam, USB port and a microSD card slot.
LENOVO IDEAPAD K1 HONEYCOMB TABLET PRICED AT $510
Lenovo IdeaPad K1 tablet which was hit the FCC earlier this month is now listed at Buy.com. This Android based tablet is prced at $510 although still no words on the shiping date. Lenovo K1 is a 10.1-inch Android tablet running Android Honeycomb either Android 3.0 or 3.1. It is powered by a Tegra 2 processor and 32GB internal storage. There are a 2MP front camera and a 5MP rear one. Its 10.1-inch display offer a 1280 x 720 or 1280 x 800 resolution.Features crammed to IdeaPad K1 should include a microSD card slot, a micro HDMI out and a SIM card slot.
VIEWPAD 10PRO TABLET LIVE IN BOTH ANDROID & WINDOWS WORLD
Viewsonic announcing the new version of its ViewPad 10 tablet called ViewPad 10Pro. This tablet is preloaded with both Windows 7 Pro and Android 2.2. It can switch between Windows 7 and Android Froyo almost instantaneously. ViewPad 10Pro is powered by a 1.5GHz Intel Oak Trail processor and 32GB internal storage. For connectivity there are WiFi and 3G module. Other features including microSD card slot, USB port and a 3500mAh battery which can last for 4.5 hours when used to playback 1080p video.
Asus EEE Pc x101,The Next Gen EEE Pc Notebook
As expected, beside revealing its Padfone, Asustek also reveal its next gen Eee PC netbook which turns out called Asus Eee PC X101. Eee PC X101 arrive in a very slim chassis with a 10-inch 1024 x 600 pixel display. Interestingly, this new Asus eee PC netbooj runs on MeeGo OS instead of Windows. Eee PC X101 comes with a 1.5GHz Intel Oak Trail Atom processor, GMA 600 graphics, a 6-cell batery, webcam, twin microphone and chicklet keyboard. The Asustek’s press shot shows that the netbook will arrive in red, gold and white version although the black one might be rolled out too.Still no words on pricing and availability.
VIEWPAD 7X INTRODUCED OFFICIALLY AT COMPUTEX
Beside introducing the ViewPad 10Pro dual boot tablet, Viewsonic also announcing the ViewPad 7x officially. This 7-inch Honeycomb tablet sport a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution multitouch display and powered by an NVidia Tegra 2 processor. Features crammed to ViewPad 7x including HDMI port, MicroUSB port, both front facing camera and a rear facing camera with LED flash and HSDPA+ connectivity. Running Android 3.0.1, ViewPad 7x will be the World’s first Honeycomb tablet but unfortunately Viewsonic still mums about its release date.
Acer Iconia Tab A100,7" Inch Tablet
Acer announced the Iconia Tab A100 at Mobile World Congress this week in Barcelona. The 7″ tablet will run Android 3 (Honeycomb), the OS built from the ground up to make tablet’s really cook. Additionally, the Iconia Tab is powered with Acer’s “clear.fi” multi media sharing system which allows for integration with other clear.fi supported devices in the home.
Consumers will also love the powerful dual core Tegra 2 processor, which makes browsing and playing games a faster experience, and it’s NVidia GeForce GPU supporting flash for games and multimedia playback. And with Full 1080p HD video playback, the Iconia becomes a media streaming device for home theater as well thanks to it’s built in HDMI port. Other devices can connect via the miniUSB port and the A100 sports all the connection standards including WiFi, 3G and Bluetooth 2.1.
The Acer Iconia A100 will be available in the UK at the end of April, price TBA.
Acer Iconia Tab A100 is stylish compact 7” inch Google Android tablet powered by the dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and ultra-low power NVIDIA GeForce Graphics with Flash 10.1 support @ premium price.US$19.9 billion
Acer Iconia Tab A100 Features:
Android 3.0 Honeycomb
Easily access, play and share multimedia across the home network
Download magazines and books with Zinio, Nook & Amazon
3D and console type gaming,
Dolby Mobile technology for rich vibrant audio with extended bass performance a
built-in HDMI port and 1080p output
Iconia Tab A100 Tablet Specifications:
GSM, 3G
7” inch (1024×600 pixels) full touch screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio
5 Megapixels Camera with AF
2MP front-facing camera for live chat
8GB Internal mmeory
1 GHz Dual Core CPU
512MB RAM
Wi-Fi 802.11n
Bluetooth v2.1+EDR
HDMI-Out
Webkit Web browser with Flash 10.1 support
Gmail, Google Maps,RSS Reader
Acer Iconia Tab A100 Price in India: Coming Soon in April-May 2011The Acer Iconia A100 will be available in the UK at the end of April, price TBA.
Acer Iconia Tab A100 is stylish compact 7” inch Google Android tablet powered by the dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and ultra-low power NVIDIA GeForce Graphics with Flash 10.1 support @ premium price.US$19.9 billion
Acer Iconia Tab A100 Features:
Android 3.0 Honeycomb
Easily access, play and share multimedia across the home network
Download magazines and books with Zinio, Nook & Amazon
3D and console type gaming,
Dolby Mobile technology for rich vibrant audio with extended bass performance a
built-in HDMI port and 1080p output
Iconia Tab A100 Tablet Specifications:
GSM, 3G
7” inch (1024×600 pixels) full touch screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio
5 Megapixels Camera with AF
2MP front-facing camera for live chat
8GB Internal mmeory
1 GHz Dual Core CPU
512MB RAM
Wi-Fi 802.11n
Bluetooth v2.1+EDR
HDMI-Out
Webkit Web browser with Flash 10.1 support
Gmail, Google Maps,RSS Reader
The Havok game engine Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play
Hello guys here you will get new 2011 The Havok game engine Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play all details news.
As we reported yesterday, the guys behind the Havok game engine teamed up with Sony Ericsson to provide better gaming experience for Android users. As a result, today an interesting video demonstrating the power and capabilities of the Havok engine was released.In the video, Marcus Hansson, a Sony Ericsson representative, demoes a couple of features available to developers using the Havok engine.
First of them is the ability to create destructible environments, which should make games feel more natural. Speaking of natural, the Havok engine also supports rag-doll physics. Lastly demonstrated is the way a game character can be controlled using the XPERIA Play.
Improve laptop battery care Tips
Laptop Battery TipsOptimizing laptop battery usage is very important to increase the battery life and performance.
Following are the Top tips to optimize the laptop battery :
- Buy smart: Look for notebooks with low power consuming processors like the Intel’s “CULV” “Consumer Ultra-Low Voltage” processors or AMD processors with “cool & Quiet” feature.
- Dim screen brightness: Choose an environment with adequate lighting—less brightness means you’ll drain less power from your battery.Use the Function key (Fn) available in most of the laptops to dim the brightness.
- Run your applications wisely: To get the most from your laptop, even when multitasking on the go, run resource intensive applications just when actively using them. Then make sure to close the applications you aren’t using.Running Video on the laptop will consume the battery very fast.Avoid to run video almost all time.
- Close unused applications: Programs will still use power while sitting idle.Also some unrequired background processes can be closed using the task manager.Stop such processes from starting at boot.
- Have the right RAM for your needs: With appropriate RAM, instructions run off memory instead of disk. Less power is needed to refresh the RAM than to spin the hard drive.So increasing the RAM in in the laptop with high resource usage works will highly improve the battery life.
- Clean your battery: Rub the battery’s metal contacts with rubbing alcohol every two months. Allow to dry before re-inserting.
- Remove extra accessories: Unplug items like PC cards, USB and FireWire devices that are not being used.
- Use built-in power management devices: Enable this feature and set your system to “Battery Optimized” mode or “Max Battery” mode. Put your computer to sleep earlier and turn off the screen backlight sooner.Start > Control Panel > Power Options (in Classic View).
- Disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth if not being used: Wireless LAN and Bluetooth access uses power even when it is not in use. Transmitting and receiving data drains the battery.
- Defragment your hard drive regularly: The built-in defrag utility included with Windows will take your file fragments and put them closer together on your hard drive, which will decrease hard drive access times and save battery life.
- Use Direct Power as much as possible : Keep your laptop connected to the direct power supply using the laptop power adapter as much as possible.
- Connect laptop to UPS supply : If possible then connect your laptop to UPS supply.This will save your laptop from power fluctuations and if there are frequent power cuts then your laptop battery life-cycle will not be wasted.
- Use battery only when on move : Try to power laptop through battery only when you are on move or if there is no power supply.
Sony VAIO NW laptop Price and Features
HDMI output connector and Sony’s Resolution Utility, the images can easily be displayed on a larger screen TV. The notebook provides comfort for daily use.
VAIO NW is equipped with Quick Web Access function – one push to launch directly into the web without having to wait for the Windows® operating system to load. DISPLAY OFF button – conserves the power by letting the users to turn off the screen while the notebook continues to run in the background for a quick resume. Also, to enhance the music and photo experience, the following Sony entertainment software applications are preinstalled. PMB (Picture Motion Browser) – an easy-to-use organizer to keep memorable photos and videos. VAIO Movie Story – an easy way to produce your own high-quality home movies, and VAIO MusicBox – a fun and automated way to enjoy music based on one’s mood.
Features:
Intel® Pentium® T4300 (2.10GHz)
Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Model Features: 15.5" widescreen LCD, 4GB RAM, 320GB HDD, Blu-ray Disc™ playback, HDMI™ out, webcam
Price: The new Sony VAIO NW laptop will cost arround Rs.37,900 in India.
Price Zone
Sony Vaio NW Series Laptop Price in India – All Prices are in Indian Rupee
VGN-NW23NE/B – Rs. 35,000/-
VGN-NW25GF/B/S – Rs. 48,500/-
VGN-NW28GG/B – Rs. 51,500/-
VAIO NW is equipped with fast and reliable performance; an Intel® Pentium® Processor T4200 (2 GHz) *1*2, 160 GB hard disk drive, and 2 GB of RAM. Wireless LAN and Bluetooth® provide extensionality. Windows Vista® Home Basic 32-bit comes pre-installed.
The new Sony VAIO NW laptop is a 15.5-inch Real Wide screen notebook powered by the 2GH Intel Pentium T4200 dual-core Processor.It has 160 GB hard disk drive space, 2GB of RAM and Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit operating system.It is also equiped with Ethernet LAN,Wireless LAN and Bluetooth for connectivity.The new Sony Vaio NW also features the “Quick Web Access function” that pushes to launch directly into the web without having to wait for the operating system to load.Another distinguish feature in the new Sony VAIO NW laptop is the power saving “DISPLAY OFF” button that let the users to turn off the screen while the notebook continues to run in the background for a quick resume. There is a HDMI port on the laptop and Sony’s Resolution Utility with which images can easily be displayed on a larger screen TV.
Enjoy the powerful performance of an Intel® Pentium® T4300 processor (2.10GHz1) with 4GB of system memory.
The VAIO® NW notebook comes pre-installed with Microsoft® Windows® 7 Home Premium12.
Store your favorite multimedia, important documents, and cherished family photos on the roomy 320GB2 Serial ATA hard disk drive.
Endless Features
Whether it’s for YouTube™, a class project or for sharing with friends and family, editing digital video captured by your Sony® Handycam® is quick and easy with VAIO® Movie Story software. You choose the supplied template and professional-looking cutaways, cross-fades and soundtrack syncing are automatically done for you.
Enjoy one touch access to the web without booting up Windows®.
Save energy while retaining full function and quick resume with Display Off button.
Stay connected to friends and family with real-time video conferencing11 using the integrated MOTION EYE® camera and microphone with face-tracking technology.
Take It To The Big Screen
Fall in love with your favorite movies all over again with an extra-wide, theater inspired 15.5”4 (1366x768) display using energy-efficient LCD technology.
A Blu-ray Disc™ optical drive lets you playback16 HD movies in crystal-clear resolution.
Take advantage of the convenience and utility of DVD and CD read/write functionalities.
An HDMI™ output delivers video and audio to external sources via a single cable so you can enjoy HD entertainment on your compatible big screen TV without a myriad of extra cables (HDMI™ cable sold separately).
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Price and Features
Geez, it's been a long weekend of almost incessant Galaxy Tab II teasing, but the time has come: Samsung's finally releasing the official details of its 10.1-inch, Android Honeycomb tablet to the world. Contrary to the leaks, the tablet is called the Galaxy Tab 10.1 -- grabbing its moniker from the screen size, obviously -- and like the rest of the upcoming Android 3.0 tablets it's powered by a dual-core Tegra 2 processor, will be available with 16GB or 32GB of storage, and has a front-facing 2 megapixel camera as well as a 8 megapixel imager around back. That's just the tip of the iceberg, but we've got the nitty-gritty too -- find specs, full impressions and even some video of the slate in action after the break! Oh, and don't forget to stop by the galleries below to see the new Tab 10.1 up close and then face off with Sammy's original Tab, not to mention
the Apple iPad.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 hands-on
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab uno, and iPad compared
Specs and launch details
the Apple iPad.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 hands-on
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab uno, and iPad compared
Specs and launch details
We may have all the spec answers, but on the launch front we're still left in the dark on quite a bit. Samsung says the 10.1 will be launching in March in both Asia and Europe -- Vodafone will be the first carrier to nab the Tab -- but it had absolutely no timing details for the US market. Price? We've got no idea, though we're told it will be "competitive."
Hardware impressions
As we say in the video, the first thing we noticed about the Tab 10.1 was how light it felt in hand. Tipping the scales to just 1.23 pounds (or 599 grams), the 0.4-inch thick tablet felt noticeably trimmer than the 1.5-pound iPad and even the 1.6-pound Motorola Xoom. Sure, the Tab 10.1 is primarily made out of plastic rather than some sort of metal, but it still felt rather rigid. We're happy to report that Samsung also did away with the very smooth glossy back of the 7-inch Tab -- the 10.1's cover has a grippy, patterned surface, which actually reminds us a bit of the Streak 7's rear. Still, we'd say it's getting quite hard to tell these tablets apart from one another, on the front there's no buttons or anything indicating the slab is made by Samsung, though the chrome circular logo on the back does add a little character.
Obviously, the heart and soul of the tablet is its 1280 x 800-resolution 10.1-inch TFT display, and while it's not Super AMOLED or Super AMOLED Plus quality, it looked quite bright at a variety of angles. We'd venture to say that Samsung's using a similar panel as in the original Tab here, which is certainly a good thing. Surrounding the tablet you'll find a SIM slot, 3.5mm jack, and Samsung's proprietary charging cable. Sadly, there's no USB or HDMI ports. The rear 8 megapixel cam has a LED flash and can capture 1080p video, while the 2 megapixel lens centered on the top bezel should suffice for those Google Talk Video calls.
Software and performance impressions
The Tab 10.1 runs stock Android 3.0 or Honeycomb. Nope, no TouchWiz or custom Samsung tablet apps here, and according to Samsung it will stay that way -- it is, in their words, a "Google Experience" device. We've obviously had a few solid looks at Honeycomb in the past few months and we're excited about the improved user experience, but also the apps, which take advantage of the extra screen real estate. As for performance, the 10.1 seemed pretty snappy in our short time with it. Obviously, Tegra promises full 1080p playback, and the preloaded HD clips on the unit we saw played quite smoothly on the screen. The tablet also has a both a gyroscope and accelerometer so we're expecting a pretty decent motion gaming experience.
Outlook
We're starting to notice a pattern with these Honeycomb tablets, and our guess is you are too. Most of them (Moto's Xoom and the Toshiba's Tablet) have 10.1-inch displays, Tegra 2 processors, dual-cameras, and run an untarnished version of Google's Honeycomb OS. Obviously, the cookie cutter specs are no coincidence -- Google's calling a lot of the shots here -- but it's making it incredibly hard for these companies to differentiate their wares. We won't really know how Samsung's Tab 10.1 stands up to the rest until we get to take a closer look at it, but there's no doubt that its lightweight design is what really sets it apart, and hey, if Samsung can undercut the rest in price (eh hem, Motorola!), we'd say it stands a real fighting chance in the very soon-to-be-crowded tablet market.
Note: Excuse where we say in the video that other Honeycomb tablets don't have USB ports -- that's not true, the Xoom has one. We were high on jet leg.
$962 and $480 US, respectively
Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 is powerful Dual-Core Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) Tablet and designed for ultimate mobile entertainment @ attractive price.
Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 P7100 Features:
Dual surround-sound speakers
Lightweight, ultra-slim
10.1” inch touchscreen with crystal clear resolution (1280 x 800)
1GHz Dual Core application processor
Android browser with Flash 10.1 support
6860mAh battery
Samsung P7100 Galaxy Tab Technical Specifications:
HSPA+ up to 21Mbps
EDGE/Quad Band GSM
10.1” inch WXGA TFT Screen
8 Megapixel Camera with AF and LED Flash
Front 2MP Camera
16/32GB Memory
Android UI
Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Digital Compass and Proximity Sensor
W-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n
Bluetooth v2.1+EDR
3.5mm Headphone jack
Dimensions: 246.2×170.4×10.9mm
Weight: 599gm
Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 Price in India: Coming Soon…
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Hardware impressions
As we say in the video, the first thing we noticed about the Tab 10.1 was how light it felt in hand. Tipping the scales to just 1.23 pounds (or 599 grams), the 0.4-inch thick tablet felt noticeably trimmer than the 1.5-pound iPad and even the 1.6-pound Motorola Xoom. Sure, the Tab 10.1 is primarily made out of plastic rather than some sort of metal, but it still felt rather rigid. We're happy to report that Samsung also did away with the very smooth glossy back of the 7-inch Tab -- the 10.1's cover has a grippy, patterned surface, which actually reminds us a bit of the Streak 7's rear. Still, we'd say it's getting quite hard to tell these tablets apart from one another, on the front there's no buttons or anything indicating the slab is made by Samsung, though the chrome circular logo on the back does add a little character.
Obviously, the heart and soul of the tablet is its 1280 x 800-resolution 10.1-inch TFT display, and while it's not Super AMOLED or Super AMOLED Plus quality, it looked quite bright at a variety of angles. We'd venture to say that Samsung's using a similar panel as in the original Tab here, which is certainly a good thing. Surrounding the tablet you'll find a SIM slot, 3.5mm jack, and Samsung's proprietary charging cable. Sadly, there's no USB or HDMI ports. The rear 8 megapixel cam has a LED flash and can capture 1080p video, while the 2 megapixel lens centered on the top bezel should suffice for those Google Talk Video calls.
Software and performance impressions
The Tab 10.1 runs stock Android 3.0 or Honeycomb. Nope, no TouchWiz or custom Samsung tablet apps here, and according to Samsung it will stay that way -- it is, in their words, a "Google Experience" device. We've obviously had a few solid looks at Honeycomb in the past few months and we're excited about the improved user experience, but also the apps, which take advantage of the extra screen real estate. As for performance, the 10.1 seemed pretty snappy in our short time with it. Obviously, Tegra promises full 1080p playback, and the preloaded HD clips on the unit we saw played quite smoothly on the screen. The tablet also has a both a gyroscope and accelerometer so we're expecting a pretty decent motion gaming experience.
Outlook
We're starting to notice a pattern with these Honeycomb tablets, and our guess is you are too. Most of them (Moto's Xoom and the Toshiba's Tablet) have 10.1-inch displays, Tegra 2 processors, dual-cameras, and run an untarnished version of Google's Honeycomb OS. Obviously, the cookie cutter specs are no coincidence -- Google's calling a lot of the shots here -- but it's making it incredibly hard for these companies to differentiate their wares. We won't really know how Samsung's Tab 10.1 stands up to the rest until we get to take a closer look at it, but there's no doubt that its lightweight design is what really sets it apart, and hey, if Samsung can undercut the rest in price (eh hem, Motorola!), we'd say it stands a real fighting chance in the very soon-to-be-crowded tablet market.
Note: Excuse where we say in the video that other Honeycomb tablets don't have USB ports -- that's not true, the Xoom has one. We were high on jet leg.
$962 and $480 US, respectively
Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 is powerful Dual-Core Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) Tablet and designed for ultimate mobile entertainment @ attractive price.
Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 P7100 Features:
Dual surround-sound speakers
Lightweight, ultra-slim
10.1” inch touchscreen with crystal clear resolution (1280 x 800)
1GHz Dual Core application processor
Android browser with Flash 10.1 support
6860mAh battery
Samsung P7100 Galaxy Tab Technical Specifications:
HSPA+ up to 21Mbps
EDGE/Quad Band GSM
10.1” inch WXGA TFT Screen
8 Megapixel Camera with AF and LED Flash
Front 2MP Camera
16/32GB Memory
Android UI
Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Digital Compass and Proximity Sensor
W-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n
Bluetooth v2.1+EDR
3.5mm Headphone jack
Dimensions: 246.2×170.4×10.9mm
Weight: 599gm
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Gateway NV51B05u Laptop Price & Features
Port selection is typical for a budget notebook. Three USB ports, a LAN jack, a mic jack, and a 5.1-surround-sound–capable headphone jack are augmented by a VGA connector for hooking up an external monitor and an HDMI port for connecting to a big-screen HDTV. On the inside, the NV51B05u includes a 500GB hard drive, which is fairly impressive given the laptop’s price. You also get an 8x multiformat DVD burner and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity.
Also missing is Bluetooth wireless connectivity and an eSATA port for connecting a high-speed external drive, although those are more forgivable in an under-$500 laptop. Less satisfactory are the tiny monaural speaker, the too-small touch pad, and the mediocre Webcam. Together, these last three trade-offs reflect the tight budget for choosing components Gateway likely faced to hit this price point.
Thanks to a ridged wave pattern on the matte-black lid, the NV51B05u doesn’t look as plain as a super-inexpensive notebook might—although the plastic does feel a bit, well, cheap. The machine’s 5.7-pound weight is reasonable for a machine with a 15.6-inch screen, and while you wouldn’t want to carry it all day, schlepping it from home to office and back again is easy enough.
So what corners have been cut to bring the NV51B05u in at well under $500? In addition to the low-end CPU and only 3GB of RAM (which we’ll get to in the Performance section below), the card reader on the front edge supports just the SD and MultiMediaCard formats, a likely cost-cutting measure. (Most others support up to five formats.)
Performance:
Another benefit, which applies less to this laptop than to more compact Fusion-based models like the HP Pavilion DM1, is that the APU's circuitry generates less heat than a discrete graphics chipset would, so the Fusion platform can make possible very small notebooks (think 11.6- or 12.1-inch screens), while raising performance and keeping the price low. As we found in our testing, that's really the best place for this technology. The competition is more fierce in the budget-price mainstream-laptop (15.6-inch) category where this Gateway notebook fits; competing notebooks deliver about three times the performance at only about twice the price.
Built on AMD’s Fusion platform, the NV51B05u combines a budget-class main chip (the 1.6GHz AMD E-350) with 3GB of RAM to deliver performance that’s good enough for almost all of the chores a typical user does day in and day out. AMD’s Fusion technology puts both the CPU and the graphics-processing circuitry on a single chip, which AMD calls an accelerated processing unit (APU). The purported benefits of this are better graphics performance, longer battery life, and lower prices.
Similarly, the NV51B05u’s multimedia performance is slow compared with more traditional (higher-priced) models. On our Windows Media Encoder trial, in which we encode a standard 3:15 video clip, the Gateway entry required a long 14 minutes and 30 seconds to complete the test task. The Toshiba Satellite C655D was in the same ballpark (13:56), but other mainstream notebooks churn through this job in about 4 minutes. On our iTunes Conversion Test, in which we convert a standard mix of 11 MP3 tracks to AAC format, the NV51B05u took 10:48—much longer than the 3:56 average for the mainstream class and slower than the Toshiba Satellite entry, which completed the test in just under six minutes.
On the 64-bit version of our PCMark Vantage benchmark test, which measures overall system performance, the NV51B05u scored 2,409, and on the 64-bit version of the Cinebench 10 test, which tests all CPU cores, the machine scored 2,236. Those scores are in line with the 2,239 and 2,147 delivered by the $449 Toshiba Satellite C655D-S5043 (another ultra-low-cost mainstream notebook, which we tested with a single-core AMD V-series CPU), but well behind more traditional budget notebooks like the Intel Core i5–based, $749 Acer Aspire 5742G-7200 (which scored 6,111 on PCMark Vantage and 8,583 on Cinebench).
These 3D-acceleration abilities mean that you can enjoy some DirectX 9 games, as long as you don’t mind tweaking the effects settings. For example, on our older test title Company of Heroes, we saw a borderline-acceptable playback rate of 23.6 frames per second (fps) with the resolution set to 1,024x768, anti-aliasing off, and other effects set to a mix of high and medium. That’s playable, and dialing back a few more effects put the frame rate at the 30fps level that gamers shoot for as a minimum. Of course, turning anti-aliasing on, upping the resolution to 1,366x768, and setting effects to high dropped the frame rate into the unplayable zone (15.4fps). But the impressive part is that this under-$500 laptop can be considered for 3D games at all. The best the Satellite C655D-S5043 could muster was 13.9fps.
A performance bright spot of the AMD Fusion platform is its graphics handling. The on-chip graphics, which AMD dubs the Radeon HD 6310, helps the NV51B05u deliver much better 3D-acceleration scores than a machine in this price class should. The NV51B05u scored 2,443 on 3DMark06 at 1,024x768, which measures graphics performance. While this still trails the scores of 7,000 or more we see from mainstream notebooks in the $700 to $800 price range, it’s impressive for an under-$500 laptop and beats the Satellite C655D-S5043’s showing of 1,706 on this test.
This long battery life is due, in large part, to AMD, which has made big strides toward longer battery life with its Fusion platform. The efforts seem to be paying off. This isn’t the first Fusion notebook that has surprised us with its good battery life. (Note that if you're interested in more about the Fusion platform, nearly all the scores here closely reflect what we saw in our review just a week before of the Fusion-based MSI E350IA-E45 motherboard.)
The NV51B05u also delivered pretty impressive battery life for a budget laptop. On our DVD battery-rundown test, in which we set the screen brightness and volume to 50 percent and play a DVD until the battery dies, the NV51B05u’s six-cell power pack lasted for 3 hours and 23 minutes. That’s well ahead of the Toshiba Satellite C655D (2:18) and even the pricier Acer Aspire 5742G-7200 (2:07), not to mention about an hour better than the average for all mainstream notebooks.
Features:
Thanks to a ridged wave pattern on the matte-black lid, the NV51B05u doesn’t look as plain as a super-inexpensive notebook might—although the plastic does feel a bit, well, cheap. The machine’s 5.7-pound weight is reasonable for a machine with a 15.6-inch screen, and while you wouldn’t want to carry it all day, schlepping it from home to office and back again is easy enough.
So what corners have been cut to bring the NV51B05u in at well under $500? In addition to the low-end CPU and only 3GB of RAM (which we’ll get to in the Performance section below), the card reader on the front edge supports just the SD and MultiMediaCard formats, a likely cost-cutting measure. (Most others support up to five formats.)
Performance:
Another benefit, which applies less to this laptop than to more compact Fusion-based models like the HP Pavilion DM1, is that the APU's circuitry generates less heat than a discrete graphics chipset would, so the Fusion platform can make possible very small notebooks (think 11.6- or 12.1-inch screens), while raising performance and keeping the price low. As we found in our testing, that's really the best place for this technology. The competition is more fierce in the budget-price mainstream-laptop (15.6-inch) category where this Gateway notebook fits; competing notebooks deliver about three times the performance at only about twice the price.
Built on AMD’s Fusion platform, the NV51B05u combines a budget-class main chip (the 1.6GHz AMD E-350) with 3GB of RAM to deliver performance that’s good enough for almost all of the chores a typical user does day in and day out. AMD’s Fusion technology puts both the CPU and the graphics-processing circuitry on a single chip, which AMD calls an accelerated processing unit (APU). The purported benefits of this are better graphics performance, longer battery life, and lower prices.
Similarly, the NV51B05u’s multimedia performance is slow compared with more traditional (higher-priced) models. On our Windows Media Encoder trial, in which we encode a standard 3:15 video clip, the Gateway entry required a long 14 minutes and 30 seconds to complete the test task. The Toshiba Satellite C655D was in the same ballpark (13:56), but other mainstream notebooks churn through this job in about 4 minutes. On our iTunes Conversion Test, in which we convert a standard mix of 11 MP3 tracks to AAC format, the NV51B05u took 10:48—much longer than the 3:56 average for the mainstream class and slower than the Toshiba Satellite entry, which completed the test in just under six minutes.
On the 64-bit version of our PCMark Vantage benchmark test, which measures overall system performance, the NV51B05u scored 2,409, and on the 64-bit version of the Cinebench 10 test, which tests all CPU cores, the machine scored 2,236. Those scores are in line with the 2,239 and 2,147 delivered by the $449 Toshiba Satellite C655D-S5043 (another ultra-low-cost mainstream notebook, which we tested with a single-core AMD V-series CPU), but well behind more traditional budget notebooks like the Intel Core i5–based, $749 Acer Aspire 5742G-7200 (which scored 6,111 on PCMark Vantage and 8,583 on Cinebench).
These 3D-acceleration abilities mean that you can enjoy some DirectX 9 games, as long as you don’t mind tweaking the effects settings. For example, on our older test title Company of Heroes, we saw a borderline-acceptable playback rate of 23.6 frames per second (fps) with the resolution set to 1,024x768, anti-aliasing off, and other effects set to a mix of high and medium. That’s playable, and dialing back a few more effects put the frame rate at the 30fps level that gamers shoot for as a minimum. Of course, turning anti-aliasing on, upping the resolution to 1,366x768, and setting effects to high dropped the frame rate into the unplayable zone (15.4fps). But the impressive part is that this under-$500 laptop can be considered for 3D games at all. The best the Satellite C655D-S5043 could muster was 13.9fps.
A performance bright spot of the AMD Fusion platform is its graphics handling. The on-chip graphics, which AMD dubs the Radeon HD 6310, helps the NV51B05u deliver much better 3D-acceleration scores than a machine in this price class should. The NV51B05u scored 2,443 on 3DMark06 at 1,024x768, which measures graphics performance. While this still trails the scores of 7,000 or more we see from mainstream notebooks in the $700 to $800 price range, it’s impressive for an under-$500 laptop and beats the Satellite C655D-S5043’s showing of 1,706 on this test.
This long battery life is due, in large part, to AMD, which has made big strides toward longer battery life with its Fusion platform. The efforts seem to be paying off. This isn’t the first Fusion notebook that has surprised us with its good battery life. (Note that if you're interested in more about the Fusion platform, nearly all the scores here closely reflect what we saw in our review just a week before of the Fusion-based MSI E350IA-E45 motherboard.)
The NV51B05u also delivered pretty impressive battery life for a budget laptop. On our DVD battery-rundown test, in which we set the screen brightness and volume to 50 percent and play a DVD until the battery dies, the NV51B05u’s six-cell power pack lasted for 3 hours and 23 minutes. That’s well ahead of the Toshiba Satellite C655D (2:18) and even the pricier Acer Aspire 5742G-7200 (2:07), not to mention about an hour better than the average for all mainstream notebooks.
Features:
We’re less impressed with the touch pad. It's gesture-enabled, letting you scroll, zoom, and so on using two-finger gestures. That aspect is not a problem, but the 3x2-inch working area is simply far too small. Given the size of the laptop, room was available for a much larger pad.
On the plus side, the keyboard is impressive for a budget machine. The NV51B05u uses a slick "floating-key" design, in which the keytops seem to hover above their recessed bed. This design not only looks better than the Chiclet-style keyboards that seem to be everywhere, but the key travel and solid feel also make for comfortable typing. Just invest in a can of compressed air to periodically blow out the dust and crumbs that are sure to get trapped in the gaps.
While we didn't care much for the touch pad, the laptop's screen was a high point. Like most laptop screens today, the 15.6-inch panel is LED-backlit, which improves brightness and contrast while lowering power consumption. The glossy panel on the NV51B05u is particularly bright, and colors in photo images are beautifully saturated. The 1,366x768 native resolution makes for easily legible text and icons, although some users might prefer a higher-resolution panel in a notebook this size to more easily fit several application windows side by side. Video images exhibited natural color reproduction and almost no discernible motion blur. One nit, though: While the panel’s side-to-side viewing angle is fairly wide in Windows apps, it is considerably narrower when you're watching video, making the NV51B05u a poor fit for watching a movie with a friend.
The keyboard deck is roomy enough for the full-size keyboard, plus a dedicated number pad. Above the number pad, you’ll find dedicated volume/mute keys (other multimedia tasks require a Function-key combination), along with a Social Networks key that lets you launch your FaceBook, YouTube, or Flickr account.
And speaking of multimedia playback, the single speaker in the NV51B05u is a disappointment. It delivers thin, tinny sound that is good enough for Web audio but not much else. For music, movies, or a long Skype session, you’ll want to use headphones. We were also not impressed with the image quality of the 1.3-megapixel Webcam. In bright light, our test subjects appeared overexposed, and under typical nighttime room lighting (with a floor lamp and table lamp illuminating the room), the camera struggled. The image was plagued by poor color accuracy, a lot of digital noise, and an annoying amount of motion blur even with minor movements. It even looked so after updating the CyberLink-sourced Gateway Webcam utility. Clearly, a new driver or a better camera is in order.
Conclusion:
In the software-you-get-to-keep category, Gateway delivers Microsoft Office Starter 2010, an ad-supported version that delivers limited-functionality builds of Word and Excel. (The full version of Office is also preloaded, for those who want to upgrade.) Gateway also includes the Gateway MyBackup solution (for creating recovery discs and backing up important files), CyberLink PowerDVD (for DVD playback), and Nero 9 Essentials (for burning CDs and DVDs).
We’re happy to see that Gateway didn’t skimp on the operating system to help lower the price, opting for the 64-bit version of Windows 7 Home Premium, instead of Windows 7 Basic. But you will have to put up with some desktop clutter out of the box, as Gateway included come-ons for eBay, Gateway Games, Netflix, Nook for PC, and others. (If it means Gateway can collect money from those sponsors and pass the savings along to consumers, we won’t complain too much; you can always prune the offending shortcuts.) You also get a 60-day trial for Norton Internet Security.
Gateway backs the machine with a one-year parts-and-labor warranty with 24/7 tech support, which is on a par with what other major laptop makers offer for their budget laptops. So whether you’re looking at the NV51B05u or one of its fraternal twins, keep a few things in mind: You’ll get a great screen, excellent keyboard, and better battery life and 3D performance than you ever thought possible from a $469 laptop. If you spend your day in a Web browser and office apps, you’ll be perfectly happy with the machine’s horsepower and will likely be able to forgive it when it does bog down for the occasional multimedia-heavy chore. Just be prepared to live with mediocre productivity and multimedia performance, as well as a crummy sound system and Webcam.
Key Specs:
Processor: 1.6GHz AMD Fusion E-350 APU
Memory: 3GB RAM
Storage: 500GB hard drive
Optical Drive: DVD±RW
Screen: 15.6 inches (1,366x768 native resolution)
Graphics: On-chip AMD Radeon HD 6310
Weight: 5.7 pounds
Dimensions (HWD): 1.3x15x10 inches
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
USA Price : $469
Gateway NV51B05u Review:
Gateway notes that the NV51B05u model is sold only at Fry’s Electronics, but that similarly configured models with slightly different model names are available from Best Buy and other Gateway resellers. If you don’t have a Fry’s near you, look for similar configurations at Best Buy (the NV51B02u with 2GB of RAM, or the NV51B08u with a lesser AMD Fusion-based processor). You can also find the NV50A10a (in red) and NV50A13u (in black) on the Home Shopping Network. It's a much different animal there, though, at $599 and coming with a quad-core AMD Phenom II N970 CPU and 4GB of RAM.
keyboard with a number pad, and some 3D-graphics abilities. No, it doesn’t perform like a Core i3 (or even a Core 2 Duo) notebook, and as with all budget machines, the company has made some compromises to hit the low price. But for students, grandparents, or anyone in between that needs just the basics, the NV51B05u is worth a look. Let’s face it: Most of us will rarely use all the processing power that today’s typical dual-core laptop can deliver. So with the Gateway NV51B05u, parent company Acer is betting there’s a market for a mainstream notebook with good-enough performance at an eye-poppingly low price. For just $469, you get a bright 15.6-inch screen, a comfortable
On the plus side, the keyboard is impressive for a budget machine. The NV51B05u uses a slick "floating-key" design, in which the keytops seem to hover above their recessed bed. This design not only looks better than the Chiclet-style keyboards that seem to be everywhere, but the key travel and solid feel also make for comfortable typing. Just invest in a can of compressed air to periodically blow out the dust and crumbs that are sure to get trapped in the gaps.
While we didn't care much for the touch pad, the laptop's screen was a high point. Like most laptop screens today, the 15.6-inch panel is LED-backlit, which improves brightness and contrast while lowering power consumption. The glossy panel on the NV51B05u is particularly bright, and colors in photo images are beautifully saturated. The 1,366x768 native resolution makes for easily legible text and icons, although some users might prefer a higher-resolution panel in a notebook this size to more easily fit several application windows side by side. Video images exhibited natural color reproduction and almost no discernible motion blur. One nit, though: While the panel’s side-to-side viewing angle is fairly wide in Windows apps, it is considerably narrower when you're watching video, making the NV51B05u a poor fit for watching a movie with a friend.
The keyboard deck is roomy enough for the full-size keyboard, plus a dedicated number pad. Above the number pad, you’ll find dedicated volume/mute keys (other multimedia tasks require a Function-key combination), along with a Social Networks key that lets you launch your FaceBook, YouTube, or Flickr account.
And speaking of multimedia playback, the single speaker in the NV51B05u is a disappointment. It delivers thin, tinny sound that is good enough for Web audio but not much else. For music, movies, or a long Skype session, you’ll want to use headphones. We were also not impressed with the image quality of the 1.3-megapixel Webcam. In bright light, our test subjects appeared overexposed, and under typical nighttime room lighting (with a floor lamp and table lamp illuminating the room), the camera struggled. The image was plagued by poor color accuracy, a lot of digital noise, and an annoying amount of motion blur even with minor movements. It even looked so after updating the CyberLink-sourced Gateway Webcam utility. Clearly, a new driver or a better camera is in order.
Conclusion:
In the software-you-get-to-keep category, Gateway delivers Microsoft Office Starter 2010, an ad-supported version that delivers limited-functionality builds of Word and Excel. (The full version of Office is also preloaded, for those who want to upgrade.) Gateway also includes the Gateway MyBackup solution (for creating recovery discs and backing up important files), CyberLink PowerDVD (for DVD playback), and Nero 9 Essentials (for burning CDs and DVDs).
We’re happy to see that Gateway didn’t skimp on the operating system to help lower the price, opting for the 64-bit version of Windows 7 Home Premium, instead of Windows 7 Basic. But you will have to put up with some desktop clutter out of the box, as Gateway included come-ons for eBay, Gateway Games, Netflix, Nook for PC, and others. (If it means Gateway can collect money from those sponsors and pass the savings along to consumers, we won’t complain too much; you can always prune the offending shortcuts.) You also get a 60-day trial for Norton Internet Security.
Gateway backs the machine with a one-year parts-and-labor warranty with 24/7 tech support, which is on a par with what other major laptop makers offer for their budget laptops. So whether you’re looking at the NV51B05u or one of its fraternal twins, keep a few things in mind: You’ll get a great screen, excellent keyboard, and better battery life and 3D performance than you ever thought possible from a $469 laptop. If you spend your day in a Web browser and office apps, you’ll be perfectly happy with the machine’s horsepower and will likely be able to forgive it when it does bog down for the occasional multimedia-heavy chore. Just be prepared to live with mediocre productivity and multimedia performance, as well as a crummy sound system and Webcam.
Key Specs:
Processor: 1.6GHz AMD Fusion E-350 APU
Memory: 3GB RAM
Storage: 500GB hard drive
Optical Drive: DVD±RW
Screen: 15.6 inches (1,366x768 native resolution)
Graphics: On-chip AMD Radeon HD 6310
Weight: 5.7 pounds
Dimensions (HWD): 1.3x15x10 inches
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
USA Price : $469
Gateway NV51B05u Review:
Gateway notes that the NV51B05u model is sold only at Fry’s Electronics, but that similarly configured models with slightly different model names are available from Best Buy and other Gateway resellers. If you don’t have a Fry’s near you, look for similar configurations at Best Buy (the NV51B02u with 2GB of RAM, or the NV51B08u with a lesser AMD Fusion-based processor). You can also find the NV50A10a (in red) and NV50A13u (in black) on the Home Shopping Network. It's a much different animal there, though, at $599 and coming with a quad-core AMD Phenom II N970 CPU and 4GB of RAM.
keyboard with a number pad, and some 3D-graphics abilities. No, it doesn’t perform like a Core i3 (or even a Core 2 Duo) notebook, and as with all budget machines, the company has made some compromises to hit the low price. But for students, grandparents, or anyone in between that needs just the basics, the NV51B05u is worth a look. Let’s face it: Most of us will rarely use all the processing power that today’s typical dual-core laptop can deliver. So with the Gateway NV51B05u, parent company Acer is betting there’s a market for a mainstream notebook with good-enough performance at an eye-poppingly low price. For just $469, you get a bright 15.6-inch screen, a comfortable
New AMD Phenom II X4 975 Price, Black Edition Quad Core Processor
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HyperTransport 3.0
L1 Cache Sizes: 512KB
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L2 Cache Sizes: 2MB
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AMD Phenom II X4 975 Black Edition Processor Technical Specifications:
DIMMs up to PC2-8500 (DDR2-1066MHz) -AND- PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333MHz)
Transistor count: ~ 758 million
Speed: 3.6GHz
HyperTransport 3.0
L1 Cache Sizes: 512KB
Max TDP : 125 Watts
Total Processor-to-System Bandwidth: Up to 37.3GB/s
L3 Cache Size: 6MB
Approximate Die Size: 258 mm2
Socket: AM3 938-pin organic micro pin grid array (micro-PGA)
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45-nanometer SOI (silicon-on-insulator) technology
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New Intel Quad Core i7 950 Processor BX80601950
General:The Intel Core i7 950 Processor BX80601950 brings a processing speed of 3.06GHz to your computer! It supports HyperThreading technology and uses a quad-core design that’s ideal for multimedia, digital content creation and so much more. The Intel Core i7 950 Processor BX80601950 uses a standard LGA 1366 interface for easy implementation!
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Key Features:
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HyperThreading technology
LGA 1366 interface
Quad core design
Item Number: I69-0950
Model: BX80601950
Intel Core i7 950 Processor BX80601950 Specifications:
Processor Speed : Ci7 950 / 3.06GHz
Bus Speed : 4.8 GT/s
Cache Size : 256KB L2 per Core
CPU Type : Desktop
Cores: Quad
Fan: Included
Unlocked Multiplier: No
Processor Interface: LGA1366
L2 Cache: 1MB
Additional Technologies: Hyper-Threading
MMX
32/64-bit
Instruction Set: SSE
SSE2
SSE3
SSE4.1
SSE4.2
L3 Cache: 8MB
Processor Class: Core i7
Price: $279.99
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2011 EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard, USA Price
New EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard Price and Features
Hello guys here you will get new EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard,RAID, SATA, Hyperthreading, Ready, Intel X58, Triple Channel DDR3, 4-Way SLI Ready, LGA 1366 Price and Features.
The EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard supports up to 24GB of DDR3 memory. It comes ready for 4-way SLI and CrossFireX. It includes HyperThreading Technology. For maximum reliability and performance, upgrade to the EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard immediately! It includes 12 USB ports for outstanding connectivity. If you’re in the market for a solid performing motherboard that’s future-proof. t’s ready for 4-way SLI and CrossFireX right out of the box. check out the EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard. The EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard features HyperThreading Technology and full support for up to 24GB of DDR3 memory to significantly boost your computing prowess.
Easily connect all your external devices
Highly expandable and future-proof
Supports extreme performance for the toughest tasks
Key Features:
HyperThreading Technology
Supports up to 24GB DDR3 memory
12 USB ports
4-Way SLI Ready
CrossFireX Ready
EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard Specifications or Features:
RAID Modes: 0
1
10
5
RAID Support: Yes
IDE Headers: 1
PCI Express X16 Slots: 7
S/PDIF Connectors: 1 - Coaxial
1 - Optical
LAN Ports: 2
PC Power Connectors: 1 - 8 Pin
ATX Power Connectors: 1 24-Pin Connector
Serial ATA 3.0Gb/s Headers: 9
FireWire Ports: 2
USB Ports (Total): 12
Max. Memory Supported Per Slot: 4GB
PS/2 Keyboard Connectors: 1
LAN Type: 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit
Channels: 8 Channels
Maximum Memory Supported: 4GB - 32bit
24GB - 64bit
Number of Slots: 6
Memory Type: DDR3
Number of Pins: 240-Pin
Northbridge: Intel X58
Memory Supported: 800MHz DDR3
1066MHz DDR3
1333MHz DDR3
1600MHz DDR3
Triple Channel Supported
Southbridge: Intel ICH10R
Multi-GPU Support: SLI Ready
CrossFireX Ready
Front Side Bus: up to 6.4 GT/s
Processor Socket: Intel
Processor Interface: LGA1366
Processors Supported: Intel Core i7
Intel Core i7 Extreme
Multi-GPU Support: SLI Ready
CrossFireX Ready
Additional Technologies: HyperThreading Technology
Supports 45nm CPU
Intel QuickPath Interconnect
Item Number: E145-2062
Model: 170-BL-E762-A1
EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard Price:
Price: $379.99
Less Price: $20.00
Final Price is: $359.99
What isIncluded in EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard?
EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI Motherboard Limited Warranty:
This product has a Lifetime Limited Warranty.
Warranty provided by
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Manufactured by: EVGA
Mfg Part No: 170-BL-E762-A1
UPC No: 843368011888
Box Size: ( Length: 16, Width: 15, Depth: 5 )
Shipping Weight: 5.9000 pound(s)
New Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook USA Price and Features
Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook USA Price and Features and Black Netbook, 250GB HDD Netbook, Windows 7 Starter Netbook, Intel Atom N455 1.66GHz Netbook, 10.1" WSVGA Netbook, 1GB DDR3 Netbook, 6-Cell Netbook.
Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook:
Immerse yourself in your favorite video clips and movies with the 10.1-inch LED display screen. With Windows 7 Starter as your operating system, you can rest assured you’ll experience nothing but superior functionality and enjoy high-quality features. Life can get pretty hectic when you’re constantly on the go. Make it a little bit more convenient by equipping the Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook by your side. A 250GB hard drive and 1GB of DDR3 memory ensures you’ll have plenty of storage space for your documents and smooth performance for all your computing tasks. The Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook also includes a 4-in-1 memory card reader, 3 USB ports and is powered by an Intel Atom N455 processor running at 1.66GHz. Don’t delay. Keep moving with the Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook today.
Genuine Microsoft Windows®
Start-up Operating System
Operating System
Samsung NC110-A01US 10.1" Black Netbook Features and Specifications:
Webcam Resolution: 0.3MP
Integrated Webcam: Yes
Specification Notes: [6] To provide the most accurate specifications, the specifications listed are base - upon information provided by the vendor.
Color: Black
Biometrics: Kensington Security Lock Slot
Battery Life: 10.7 hrs
Battery Type: 6-Cell Lithium-ion
Backlit Keyboard: No
Keyboard Type: 83 keys
Mouse Type: Touch Pad
Height: 0.97" - 1.37"
Weight: 2.73 lbs
Width: 10.4"
Depth: 7.4"
Protocols: 802.11b
802.11g
802.11n
Data Transfer Rate: Up to 300 Mbps
10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN
Bluetooth 3.0
Interface Type: RJ-45 Ethernet Connector
Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 3.0+HS
Communications Description: Integrated LAN
Integrated Wireless LAN
Integrated Bluetooth
Integrated Microphone: Yes
USB Ports (Total): 3 - USB 2.0
USB Ports Powered (Included In Total): 1 - (Sleep & Charge)
LAN Ports: 1 - RJ-45
Audio Out Jacks: 1 Headphone out
Microphone Jacks: 1 - Microphone input port
VGA Ports: 1
Audio Chipset: SRS Premium Sound
High-Definition Audio
Audio Description: Integrated Audio
Media Types: SecureDigital High Capacity
Secure Digital
MultiMediaCard (MMC)
Secure Digital (SDXC)
Supplemental Drive Type: Media Reader
Capacity: 4-in-1
Optical Drive Type: N/A
Platform: Netbook
Operating Systems: Windows 7 Starter
Condition: New
Lifestyle: Netbooks
Video Memory: 128MB Shared
GPU/VPU: Intel GMA 3150
Graphics Description: Integrated Graphics
Processor Number: N455
Processor Speed: 1.66GHz
Processor Type: Single-Core
Processor Class: Atom
Processor Brand: Intel
Hard Drive Speed: 5400 RPM
Drive Types: Hard Drive
Display Type: WSVGA LED Back Light Display
Capacity: 250GB
Maximum Resolution: 1024 x 600
Screen Size: 10.1”
Memory Configuration: 1 x 1GB
Memory Type: DDR3
Maximum Memory Supported: 2GB
Memory Slots (Available): 0
Memory Slots (Total): 1
Total Memory Size: 1GB
Item Number: S203-101100
Model: NP-NC110-A01US
Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook USA Price: $329.99
Battery
Battery Life: 6 cell Battery
Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook:
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Start-up Operating System
Operating System
Samsung NC110-A01US 10.1" Black Netbook Features and Specifications:
Webcam Resolution: 0.3MP
Integrated Webcam: Yes
Specification Notes: [6] To provide the most accurate specifications, the specifications listed are base - upon information provided by the vendor.
Color: Black
Biometrics: Kensington Security Lock Slot
Battery Life: 10.7 hrs
Battery Type: 6-Cell Lithium-ion
Backlit Keyboard: No
Keyboard Type: 83 keys
Mouse Type: Touch Pad
Height: 0.97" - 1.37"
Weight: 2.73 lbs
Width: 10.4"
Depth: 7.4"
Protocols: 802.11b
802.11g
802.11n
Data Transfer Rate: Up to 300 Mbps
10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN
Bluetooth 3.0
Interface Type: RJ-45 Ethernet Connector
Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 3.0+HS
Communications Description: Integrated LAN
Integrated Wireless LAN
Integrated Bluetooth
Integrated Microphone: Yes
USB Ports (Total): 3 - USB 2.0
USB Ports Powered (Included In Total): 1 - (Sleep & Charge)
LAN Ports: 1 - RJ-45
Audio Out Jacks: 1 Headphone out
Microphone Jacks: 1 - Microphone input portVGA Ports: 1
Audio Chipset: SRS Premium Sound
High-Definition Audio
Audio Description: Integrated Audio
Media Types: SecureDigital High Capacity
Secure Digital
MultiMediaCard (MMC)
Secure Digital (SDXC)
Supplemental Drive Type: Media Reader
Capacity: 4-in-1
Optical Drive Type: N/A
Platform: Netbook
Operating Systems: Windows 7 Starter
Condition: New
Lifestyle: Netbooks
Video Memory: 128MB Shared
GPU/VPU: Intel GMA 3150
Graphics Description: Integrated Graphics
Processor Number: N455
Processor Speed: 1.66GHz
Processor Type: Single-Core
Processor Class: Atom
Processor Brand: Intel
Hard Drive Speed: 5400 RPM
Drive Types: Hard Drive
Display Type: WSVGA LED Back Light Display
Capacity: 250GB
Maximum Resolution: 1024 x 600
Screen Size: 10.1”
Memory Configuration: 1 x 1GB
Memory Type: DDR3
Maximum Memory Supported: 2GB
Memory Slots (Available): 0
Memory Slots (Total): 1
Total Memory Size: 1GB
Item Number: S203-101100
Model: NP-NC110-A01US
Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook USA Price: $329.99
Battery
Battery Life: 6 cell Battery
Detailed Features:
Samsung NC110-A01US Netbook
