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Cooler Master X-Slim laptop pad
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The Cooler Master X-Slim is a good lightweight design for a laptop cooler, which will help if you decide to take it with you on the go. The support for any laptop up to 17? makes this a very versatile cooling option. With the two height settings and the USB pass-through, Cooler Master has tried to squeeze every feature possible into this thin cooler."
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MSI GT680R Notebook Review: Sandybridge for Gamers
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There?s just one problem. The competition plays this game as well, particularly ASUS, which is happy to offer ASUS G series laptops at incredibly low prices. Currently, Newegg lists the ASUS G53SW, the GT680R?s direct competitor, for $1199. That?s $300 less. Sure, it only has 6GB of RAM and a single 500GB hard drive, but all of the hardware that matters for gaming ? the processor, video card and the display ? is identical to what you?ll find in the GT680R. I also prefer the styling of the ASUS G53, which is strictly conservative."
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Idolian TouchTab10 10-inch Android Tablet @ TestFreaks
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Tablets are the latest and greatest thing this year it seems and when it comes to buying one you?ve got plenty of choices. You can go for very expensive, inexpensive or somewhere in between and today I?ve got the somewhere in between for review today. It comes form a company called Idolian where their motto is ?Tablets for Everyone? and the tablet I have today for review is called the TouchTab10. The 10 in that name stand for the size of it which is a 10? screen. The TouchTab10 is running Android 2.3 and it comes complete with HDMI output and most things you?ve come to expect from a tablet. I?ll be honest, it?s not a bad tablet but it does have some small issues. "
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News: A month with Asus Eee Pad Transformer
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Asus` Eee Pad Transformer may cost $100 less than the competition but you wouldn`t know it from using the thing. I`ve spent more than a month with one and there`s much to like about this tablet/smartbook hybrid."
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Contemporary Netbook Platforms Comparison
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The market is flooded with all types of netbooks based on Intel Atom as well as AMD C- and E-series processors. They may be built on different platforms, such as AMD Brazos, Intel Pine Trail or Nvidia ION. We tried to study this versatility and with the help of Asus Eee PC we were able to compare four popular hardware configurations.
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Dell XPS 14z Laptop Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Dell XPS 14z Laptop Review @ HardwareHeaven.com The XPS 14z takes its style from the 15z we reviewed back in July and packs as much of it into the smaller chassis as is possible, giving us some extra performance over the Inspiron 14 model."
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Dell Inspiron 14z Laptop Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Dell Inspiron 14z Laptop Review @ HardwareHeaven.com The Inspiron 14z as it is known features a second gen Core i5 CPU and some good on paper specifications. Today we have one on our test bench to find out what this model has to offer for those who don`t need a 15+ system."
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News: A few thoughts on Ultrabooks
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In his latest blog post TR`s Geoff Gasior ponders the new class of Ultrabook notebooks like the Asus UX Series that debuted at Computex. Borrowing the best from the tablet world might be a good thing but there are potential pitfalls to pursuing slimmer designs."
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Asus A53E-XA1 Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?For the student or casual user who wants an affordable laptop with solid performance, the Asus A53E-XA2 holds its own among the top budget laptops, thanks to an Intel Core i5 processor, solid battery life, and a design that looks great. Buyers looking for select features like USB 3.0, WiMAX, or WiDi 2.0, though, will need to look elsewhere.?"
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Asus U36SD-A1 Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Asus U36SD-A1 ultraportable laptop is extremely portable yet compares in performance with most mid-line notebook computers, which is due to its Intel Core i5 CPU and discrete Nvidia graphics. It also has USB 3.0 support and a solid magnesium frame, but with all that power, it has issues with heat dissipation.?"
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Getac V100 Fully Rugged Convertible Tablet PC Review
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Futurelooks drops, waters, and eventually, reviews, a tablet notebook from GETAC ... Getac V100 Fully Rugged Convertible Tablet PC Review In a world filled with glossy covers and aluminium unibodies, we find that far too many electronics are incredible fragile and delicate. If you?re not too careful, you?ll break it and you lose out on quite a large sum of money. Not everyone is going to be interested in getting the toughest of the tough, but it doesn?t get much tougher than Getac. We demonstrated this when we visited the Getac headquarters in Taiwan last June and now we get to beat up one of their V100 in our own labs. The company is taking direct aim at the rugged segment currently occupied by a certain ?ToughBook? line. But clearly, they aren?t the only game in town."
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Cooler Master 120W Universal Laptop Charger Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Cooler Master 120W Universal Laptop Charger Review @ HardwareHeaven.com Generally the higher performance mobile systems have a significant power requirement and in order to satisfy this many manufacturers bundle a 100w+ PSU, often referred to as a power brick due to the size and weight of the unit. It doesn`t have to be like that though and one company looking to offer a desirable alternative to the standard brick that we receive with powerful mobile systems is Cooler Master with their Universal Laptop Charger range."
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MSI X460DX Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The MSI X460DX is a very portable 14-inch laptop that has a solid, brushed-aluminum design with lots of offer. It has two of the latest USB 3.0 ports, an Intel Core i5 CPU, 6GB of RAM and discrete graphics. This is definitely a mobile laptop for power users, but it`s not without some minor flaws.?"
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HANNspree HANNSpad 10.1 Android Tablet Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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HANNspree HANNSpad 10.1 Android Tablet Review @ HardwareHeaven.com The HANNSpad has many of the same features and specifications as the ASUS Transformer but at a bargain £150 price. Let`s find out if it is a worthwhile purchase and whether it is a tablet which is open to user customisation (Honeycomb on a £150 device anyone???)."
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The Tao of the Cheap Chinese Tablet ? MID M80003W Series Android 2.2 Tablet Review
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Futurelooks checks out one of those cheap Chinese tablets ... The Tao of the Cheap Chinese Tablet ? MID M80003W Series Android 2.2 Tablet Review Tablets are kind of a big deal these days, but they can also be more money than you want to spend on that kind of device. Thankfully, there are more affordable options out there for you to consider. One such possibility is the MID M8003W Android tablet, which was graciously provided to us for review by Geeks.com. It borrows much of its styling cues from a certain iProduct, but this tablet costs about a quarter of the price and it comes powered by Google Android. Sounds good, right?"
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Cooler Master Notepal U Stand
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"While it doesn't have the same cooling power as some of the more powerful ones, it has a lot of features that make it worth using. For instance, the USB hub turns my MacBook Pro's 2 USB ports into 4, and the ability to tilt the cooler means I can really customize how I want it to look. Also, the ability to move the fans around can allow you to get the cooler air exactly where it needs to go to help cool your specific laptop more efficiently."
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