Toshiba to Roll Out Laptops Featuring Intel’s Penryn Technology
January 17th, 2008Toshiba’s Digital Products Division, a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced that its Qosmio®, Satellite® X205 and select models of the Satellite U305 notebook series will incorporate Intel’s new line of performance Core 2 Duo mobile processors — (codename Penryn) designed to deliver greater computing prowess to power the most demanding applications.
“Toshiba is pleased to be one of the first notebook manufacturers to incorporate Intel’s newest processing innovation into its mainstream consumer notebooks,” said Jeff Barney, vice president of marketing, Digital Products Division, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. “The addition of these processors will enable us to provide our customers with notebooks that boast greater power and speed to efficiently accomplish more.”
Powerful New Toshiba Qosmio is World’s First Notebook with HD DVD-R/RW Drive
January 17th, 2008Toshiba’s Digital Products Division (DPD), a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced the availability of the Qosmio® G45-AV690 —the latest iteration of its cutting-edge high-definition notebook computer series— and world’s first notebook to feature an HD DVD-R/RW optical drive.
The drive can also play today’s most popular HD DVD movies in the highest quality possible. While today’s DVD format has a maximum playback resolution of 480p, next-generation HD DVD represents the convergence of high-definition with the widespread appeal of the DVD format. HD DVD Technology provides an unsurpassed experience with an image resolution that is up to six times sharper. The end result is a visual experience with brighter colors, enhanced details and greater overall image sharpness.
OQO Model 02 Full-featured ultra mobile PC
December 25th, 2007Ergonomically designed for usability on the go, the model 02 features an integrated backlit thumb keyboard, track stick, and capacitive TouchScrollers™.

For wireless connectivity, the model 02 comes standard with WiFi 802.11a/b/g and Bluetooth 2.0 technology.
It is just as small as the Model 01: at 142 x 84 x 25mm it’s about the size of a small but thick ring-bound notebook. It still has that solid, military hardware feel to it. The screen still slides up in one smooth, fluid motion to reveal a QWERTY keyboard underneath. And the chassis is constructed of the same stiff magnesium alloy.
A new Tablet PC Laptop buying guide/how to.
December 25th, 2007The Tablet Laptop is very similar to the traditional laptop, but with major differences. For instance, this type of computer allows the user to take advantage of some serious technology, such as the touch screen and swivel screen.
This type of computer offers a better way to become mobile and still keep in touch where it matters most. If the traditional laptop is impractical, the Tablet PC Laptop is ready to take its place.
The traditional laptop looks like an all in one personal computer. It comes with a compact screen, keyboard, and mouse touch pad. At one point, this was the greatest in technology.
HP Compaq 2710p tablet PC Review
December 18th, 200717 December 2007 - Tablet PC has never be anything more than a niche product but as mobile technology develops so battery life improves and devices start to get lighter, we’re starting to see Tablet PC make sense.

Take the HP Compaq 2710p for instance; it has a brushed magnesium-alloy chassis, which helps keep the weight down to a more than portable 1.8kg, as well as making it feel good to the touch. It’s a standard clamshell design, which means it comes with a keyboard as well as a digitised screen, so you can use it either in standard notebook mode, or twist the screen around 180 degrees and write directly on the screen with the digitised pen.
The screen is easily one of the best tablet screens available, proving bright and clear with little sign of the haze associated with such panels. There is an ambient sensor that pitches the screen brightness in accordance with the light around it, which worked exceedingly well…
Microsoft Offers Free Copy of Windows Vista Ultimate if you Surrender Privacy
December 17th, 2007If you want a free copy of Windows Vista Ultimate, and are willing to forgo your privacy, then we have a program to tell you about.

Microsoft’s new Windows Feedback Program recently announced that if you’re willing to allow Microsoft to track your computer movements for 3 months then they will give you a free copy of Windows Vista Ultimate. They also require you to take a survey when starting and then follow-up surveys every two weeks. If this sounds good to you then you can go to http://wfp.microsoft.com/ and sign up for this program. Here are some rules:
- Participation is currently limited to US residents of 18 years and older.
- You are the owner of the computer you use for this program.
- The automated feedback program is offered to Windows Vista and Windows XP customers only.
- The survey feedback program applies to all versions of Windows.
- Microsoft, comScore, and MarketTools employees are not eligible to participate.
The new DELL Latitude XT Tablet PC Coming Soon
December 17th, 2007Dell is setting new benchmarks for tablet PCs with the addition of the Latitude XT, the thinnest and one of the lightest 12.1-inch convertible tablets available. It is also the brightest in its category with an optional daylight viewing panel. The system starts at $2,499 and Dell will begin to take orders and ship the Latitude XT by the end of the year. For more information, visit www.dell.com/tablet.

The Latitude XT is also the industry’s only sub-four-pound convertible tablet with pen and capacitive touch capability. Capacitive technology senses the touch of a finger with no pressure required for the system to recognize input…
Mobile computing to dominate 2008 : Intel
December 17th, 2007Intel expects the year 2008 to be a hallmark year for mobile computing and Internet accessibility.
Outlining trends for the year ahead, the global chip maker said that people are likely to continue to access their favourite Web sites but increasingly, they will want to do that ‘on the go,’ as part of a dynamic, mobile lifestyle.
The company claimed that over the past year, online social networking has gained momentum thanks to companies like Second Life, Facebook and Linked-In, while online video consumption has increased dramatically over the last year, as movie-lovers downloaded more digital files than ever before.
Toshiba unveils company’s first Tablet PC with touch screen LED backlit display
December 17th, 2007Building upon its award-winning legacy of Tablet PCs, Toshiba’s Digital Products Division, a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced the Portégé® M700 Tablet PC series. The Portégé M700 is the company’s first Tablet PC to incorporate a touch screen LED backlit display.
As the ninth generation of Toshiba’s innovative Tablet PC product line, the Portégé M700 series offers enhanced versatility, performance and productivity to attend to the needs of on-the-go professionals, “corridor warriors,” educators and students.
“Toshiba’s Portégé M700 Tablet PC provides mobile professionals with an exceptionally intuitive Tablet PC to meet their mobile computing needs,” said Jeff Barney, vice president of marketing, Digital Products Division, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. “Building upon many years of successful Toshiba Tablet PC platforms, the Portégé M700 incorporates our customer’s most requested features resulting in Toshiba’s most powerful and versatile Tablet PC to date.”