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HP ProBook 4530s Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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 ?The HP ProBook 4530s is a 15-inch notebook with a brushed-aluminum design that makes it look sleek and professional. It also has a powerful Intel Core i5 CPU with a speedy 500GB hard drive. To cater to some business users, it has some security features, like biometric and face-recognition security.?"
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HP EliteBook 8560w Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The HP EliteBook 8560w is a 15.6-inch laptop that offers performance that excels to the top of its category because of its Intel Core i7 CPU, 16GB of RAM and a speedy 750GB hard drive. It offers lots of connectivity and ports as well as discrete graphics, but we found the display to be a little small for the 1080p full HD resolution.?"
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Sony VAIO VPC-EH14FM/B Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Sony VAIO VPC-EH14FM/B is a budget laptop tricked-out with wireless features, like WiDi 2.0 (Wireless Display), and WiMAX, which connects you via 3G or 4G to the internet similar to the way you connect your smartphone. There`s no denying this laptop is a sweet deal, however, for just $30 less you can get a laptop with the same wireless features and better performance.?"
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HP ProBook 4430s Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The HP ProBook 4430s is an affordable and stylish all-purpose laptop that suits the needs of a home or small business user. It has decent performance, although not the best, but the 14-inch display has really great quality. We were disappointed at HP`s decision to not include the latest USB 3.0 connectivity.?"
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HP ProBook 5330m Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The HP ProBook 5330m is a budget-friendly, attractive business 13.3-inch laptop. It offers solid performance thanks to the Intel Core i3 dual-core processor and some unique features too, like a spill-resistance keyboard and fingerprint reader for added security.?"
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Everki 18.4” Advance Laptop Bag @ LanOC Reviews
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When I picked up an 18.4 inch laptop I knew that I would deal with problems while traveling due to its size. What I didn’t expect was to have as much trouble finding laptop bags. While at CES last year I was visiting a company we had seen the year before called Everki and noticed that they had a whole selection of 18.4 inch laptop bags. With CES coming up soon I finally set aside the time to get in touch and give one a try. Maybe their Advance Laptop Bag for 18.4 inch laptops would make traveling a little more convenient for me in the future.
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HP Pavilion dv7-6195us Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The HP Pavilion dv7-6195us is one of HP`s high-end 17-inch laptops that features an Intel Quad-Core i7 CPU, 8GB of RAM and a dual 500GB hard drives. It has a stylish brushed aluminum exterior that is lighter in weight than other similar laptops, but we found that despite its great specs, performance could be better.?"
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Logisys iStand S3 Tablet Stand Review @ TechwareLabs
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If you have ever owned an Apple product than you know that accessories can make all of the difference with your device experience. Just such an accessory that works well with both the iPad and iPad 2 is the iStand S3 by Logisys. The stand supports vertical or horizontal positioning of your device as well as adjustable tilt and height. This stand is fantastic to use not just for Apples iPad product line, but also for every other tablet PC out there."
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Hornettek Slipper U3 Hard Drive Docking Station Review @ DragonSteelMods
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Hard drive docks have become as common as external enclosures and it seems everyone is making them. The docks out there all seem the same basic design, but the one I have today is very much different. For review today I have the Hornettek Slipper U3 HDD docking station. The name is interesting but fitting as you just literally slip your hard drive into the dock. The Slipper can use either 2.5? or 3.5? drives and is USB 3.0 capable for maximum transfer speeds. "
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Lenovo IdeaPad V470 Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Lenovo IdeaPad V470 is a 14-inch laptop computer with a well-built design and many configuration options available, each at a very affordable price. While it does lack USB 3.0 connectivity, it has an Intel Core i5 CPU, a large 750GB hard drive and discrete Nvidia graphics.?"
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Sony VAIO S Series VPC-SA21GX/BI Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Sony VAIO S Series VPC-SA21GX/BI has been redesigned and made more portable without skimming down on some high-end features. It has a 13.3-inch high-resolution HD display, a Blu-ray option and strong AMD graphics. The design, however, may not visually please everyone.?"
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ASUS G53SX 15.6-inch Gaming Notebook Review @ Techgage
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Enthusiast-level gaming notebooks don`t need to cost a fortune; something ASUS proves with its $1,249 G53SX 15.4 offering. It features a 1080p display and an NVIDIA GTX 560M that`s able to power today`s games to it. This, in addition to an Intel quad-core processor and 12GB of RAM make it a very powerful and drool-worthy notebook."
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Sony VAIO Z Series Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Sony VAIO Z Series are thin and portable 13-inch laptop computers that aim to beat the ever-popular MacBook Air from Apple. They offer Intel Core i5 or i7 CPUs, USB 3.0 connectivity and an SSD hard drive option. While on the expensive side, they are impressive in terms of performance and portability.?"
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CrystalView E-Pad Touch 7 720MHz Android Tablet @ Review the Tech
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Android tablets have become kind of joke really there are many cheap ones out there and they?re giving the decent ones a bad name. I feel if you?re going to devote time and resources to something, then your should build a quality product, get the correct licensing etc and make it something that people will actually want to own. The inexpensive on the market today are more just toys, they?re running old versions of Android and have limited functionality. Are the cheap ones even worth it? They can be worthwhile I think, something for kids to play with and enjoy. They?re basically just something to browse the internet and play games with. Today for review I?ve got the Crystalview E-Pad Touch 7? Android tablet. This tablet has a 720Mhz CPU in it and is running Android 2.1. Honestly it?s pretty bad, even for the low price that it?s selling for. Review Picture(200x150): http://reviewthetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/epad1_thumb.jpg"
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Ergotron LX Triple Display Lift Stand @ LanOC Reviews
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Technology is rapidly evolving both in the gaming computer arena, as well as in many workstations. This evolution has created a slowly increasing demand for multiple monitor support. For those of you who have been running multiple monitors, like me, one of the biggest challenges is fitting them all on my desk. Another issue that is just as important is running multiple monitors without cluttering up your work area. The only way to do that is to do it with a multi monitor stand. Our friends over at Ergotron have been great to us and our friends with support for LANs. Today we have a chance to take a closer look at one of their stands to see what it?s all about, the LX Triple Display Lift Stand."
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NF-F12 consumes more than 50% less than many fans
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One of the most dramatic shifts in portable gaming history has been the surge in popularity of smartphones and tablets in the past two years. In 2009, Android and iOS devices accounted for ~19 percent of game revenue. In 2010, their combined share nearly doubled, while estimates are that the two platforms will account for 58 percent of gaming revenue in 2011.
This shift, combined with the rising popularity of "freemium" distribution models in which much or all of a game's content is provided free of charge, while a subset of top-tier content is available for a nominal fee, has been hailed in some quarters as a sea change that'll ultimately rock the entire gaming industry and transform the way we play.
We decided to round up a hefty batch of tablet games on the Toshiba Thrive Android slate that we reviewed earlier this year and see where they led us. Are fingers the future of gaming?
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