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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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Dell XPS 14z Notebook Review @ Hardware Canucks
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Dell ?once deemed the Bastion of Beige- is at forefront of the battle against people?s perception that Windows-based notebooks are a thing of the past. From ultra thin mobile powerhouses to entry level notebooks, they have it all and the new XPS 14z seems to encompass everything someone could possibly want in a package that?s infinitely portable."
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HP TouchSmart 520xt Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The HP TouchSmart 520xt is a 23-inch all-in-one touch PC that offers lots of multimedia features, including an HDMI input and USB 3.0 connectivity. It comes in many configurations to fit your budget, but our review unit had an Intel Core i7 CPU and 8GB of RAM that provided a decent experience, although not the fastest on the market.?"
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Dell Latitude E6320 Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Dell Latitude E6320 is a 13-inch ultraportable laptop that has a durable, rugged exterior to ensure it can handle a long day`s work. It has a speedy Intel Core i7 CPU, 4GB of RAM and Bluetooth connectivity. While it doesn`t have the most attractive design, it has good, solid performance.?"
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News: Asus A53T Llano-powered notebook
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Here we have our first example of a genuine honest-to-goodness consumer laptop powered by AMD`s latest and greatest accelerated processing unit. How does it perform?"
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Asus Zenbook UX31 Laptop Review
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Today HardwareLOOK we have been able to get our hands on one of Asus’s proudest and most stylish laptop products on the market to date, the Asus Zenbook UX31. The Zenbook series is one of the most portable of all of Asus’s range, but yet retaining some extreme power. It’s fair to say that the Zenbook can be classed as a ultra laptop. It is and has everything you would look for in a laptop designed to be portable, of which all laptops are, but some still managed to be very stationary products, but not with the powerful Zenbook.
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ZaReason Strata 6880 Sandy Bridge Notebook
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You may have noticed several Phoronix articles in recent weeks using a ZaReason notebook built around Intel`s Sandy Bridge processor. This is one of the new notebooks from ZaReason that had been in our labs for testing. Here is a last look at the Strata 6880 notebook from this Linux-focused PC vendor."
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News: Asus Zenbook UX31 ultrabook
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The first 13 ultrabook from Asus looks extremely tantalizing on paper?not to mention visually. Is it as good as it seems and is it worth the $1 099 asking price?"
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Samsung NP-QX412 Notebook
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Samsung`s netbook and notebook line has grown considerably in the last year alone. Their N210 netbook crossed through my hands in early 2010 and displayed itself as a strong contender in the higher end netbook market. Although I don`t look at notebooks very often here, the NP-QX412 performance notebook from Samsung will be on my bench today."
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Asus WL-330N3G 6-IN-1 Wireless-N Travel Router Review @ Tweaknews
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Leave it to Asus to create a router that can also act as a repeater, access point, Ethernet adapter, hotspot, and 3G sharing device. While that versatility is great on its own, add in the fact that this device will fit in your pocket and that makes it a truly exciting product for users on the go. The price of $69.99 for all of this is well worth it and Asus makes setup as easy as possible with their intuitive web interface."
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A Futurelooks News Flash - Dell Inspiron 14z Notebook PC Review
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a post to your own news section would totally be appreciated. If we`re sending our news to the wrong place, we apologize. Just send us a message with the correct address to the address below. Don`t forget that,Futurelooks has a DELL. And Dude, we`re checkin` it out... *Dell Inspiron 14z Notebook PC Review** * Dell has always been a pretty consistent name when it comes to the consumer computing end of the spectrum. They may not necessarily have the most powerful machines or the sexiest products, but they?ve done a good job at keeping the prices reasonable while still offering you a decent package. And that same fundamental philosophy is continuing with the Dell Inspiron 14z. It?s a step above the most entry-level range of laptops, giving you a ?thin and light? laptop that?s still ?packed with power.? * * *"
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Cooler Master Notepal X-Slim @ LanOC Reviews
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Laptop cooling products are something we have seen more and more of on the market. You can usually find something designed for your purpose just by looking around. You might be going for cooling, comfort, or some combination of the two. The Cooler Master NotePal X-Slim aims for the cooling side of things with an emphasis on being compact and portable."
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