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Sony VAIO Z Series VPC-Z390X Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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 ?This high-end 13-inch Sony VAIO Z Series ultrathin laptop has a tough sell simply because of its price, but it does have a very lightweight design, good graphics performance and extra long battery life. Performance is very good and the included docking station provides you with an optical drive and discrete AMD graphics capabilities.?"
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GreenSmart Markhor Laptop Sleeve @ Techreaction.net
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From a company who is serious about saving the environment comes a line of gear for transporting your laptops. GreenSmart has sent us their Markhor laptop sleeve, which is named after a large species of wild goat in northeastern Afghanistan that is also endangered. The Markhor is aimed at being your perfect lightweight solution for carrying your laptop and all the accessories. Their design started with accommodating the power brick for your laptop, then moved onto two sizes of pockets, one bigger, one smaller to ensure the bag can carry all your laptop accessories. On the back they put a full width slash pocket for a magazine, folders or notepad. For laptop protection, they reinforced the padding in the bottom two corners and right in the middle, so if you accidentally set down your laptop too hard, it should stay safe. They used vertical quilting from their softest liner fabric on the inside to guide your laptop in and out easily. On the bottles 2 bags count, 11-13 bottles get a second life in the making of this laptop sleeve. Now, lets? move on and see if the bottles were put to good use ?"
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Dell Vostro V131 Notebook Review @ Hardware Canucks
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* *Dell has been angling most of their product stack towards value oriented market segments and the newest addition to the Vostro lineup ?the V131- seems to follow this same path but with some interesting twists along the way. As with many of Dell?s notebooks, it is available in a number of flavors ranging in price from just $399 to $900. Unfortunately, Dell`s website has it is tucked away from the prying eyes of most end users. * *"
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Le Pan II TC979 Android Tablet Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Le Pan is a name you may not know but you really should. We have received so much feedback on our review of the original Le Pan TC970 tablet and our unboxing video is one of our most viewed videos on our YouTube page. The Le Pan tablets are really powerful and great tablets. There are so many Android tablets out there it is really hard to decide which one to get, especially with all of these larger brands shoving their overpriced and underpowered tablets down your throat. The Le Pan II is much improved over the original Le Pan tablet with a faster processor, more memory and it runs Android 3.2 with a free upgrade to 4.0 when it becomes available. Let?s take a look at see what the TC979 is all about."
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How We Review Laptops At PC Perspective How We Review Laptops At PC Perspective
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In the recent past we haven?t reported specific system temperatures. We used to report internal laptop temperatures, but this no longer seems worthwhile. Overheating systems no longer seem to be an issue, even with high-end GPUs. However, we are going to start reporting external laptop temperatures. This is concern to most users. Laptops with hot exteriors can become difficult to use."
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News: The $300 ultraportable experiment
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In his latest blog post, TR`s David Morgan pieces together a 12 ultraportable notebook with ThinkPad build quality, a 120GB SSD, and much better performance than budget netbooks for less than $300. Here`s how he did it:"
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Le Pan II Android Tablet TC979 Review @ TechwareLabs
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When it comes to Android tablets it seems that just about everyone offers one. Features tend to blur together and you get lost in the confusion. So which one is a good model, and what do you buy? Stick to name brands only or venture out into the lesser known brands? On first impressions the Le Pan II gets high marks. Le Pan who you say? Pay attention to this brand as if they continue the trend this will be a company to watch."
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Lenovo ThinkPad T420 Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Lenovo ThinkPad T420 is a typical-looking 14-inch business laptop that has a few things going for it. First, it has really good performance due to its Intel Core i5 CPU and 4GB of RAM. It also has a decent amount of connectivity, including eSATA, and extra long battery life.?"
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Asus Zenbook UX21E-DH52 Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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?The Asus Zenbook UX21E-DH52 has an 11.6-inch screen, an Intel Core i5 processor, and the same 4GB of RAM and 128GB solid-state drive as its bigger sibling. In terms of high performance in a trivially light package, it`s a netbook`s worst nightmare. But though it`s no nightmare to users, it has a couple of shortcomings that keep it from being a purely sweet dream, either.?"
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Asus Zenbook UX21E Hands-On Video Demo:
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The Asus Zenbook UX21E is a new ultra-slim notebook by Asus, that is representative of the new "Ultrabook" class of machines, to use a term coined by Intel. The Zenbook UX21E is an incredible 3mm thick at the front and 9mm at the rear and has spun metal and hairline aluminum for a strikingly sleek appearance. It's also built with Intel's new low-power Sandy Bridge Core i7 2677M mobile dual-core processor, 4GB of DDR3-1333 memory, a 128GB SATA 3 SSD and an 11.6-inch LCD with a native resolution of 1366X768.
We go hands-on in this video review but stay tuned in the days ahead for the full review.
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Asus Eee Pad Slider Hands-On Video Demo
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The Asus Eee Pad Slider is a break-out device, much in the way the Asus Eee Pad Transformer broke the mold not so long ago when it was announced. Though it's built on the same base NVIDIA Tegra 2 platform that many 10.1 Android Honeycomb slates are these days, the Slider offers a netbook-like slide-out keyboard solution that takes the standard tablet experience to a whole new level. For not a lot more size and weight (or cost for that matter), you also get a full-sized USB port and HDMI output with Slider.
We stepped through the device in detail in our full review recently, but today we thought we'd update our coverage with a quick video demo of the Slider in action. Enjoy and be sure to check out the full review, if you haven't seen it already...
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Alienware M18x Gaming Notebook: A Tale of Two GPUs
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Big, bad and unapologetic. These three words accurately describe the Alienware M18x. Unapologetic about its size, this is a desktop replacement notebook that almost defies the entire category of portable machines. Sure, it's portable, in the sense that you can move it from room to room or perhaps pack it up for a LAN, but you're not tossing this bad boy into a dainty backpack or laptop tote. No, the Alienware M18x steps into the ring weighing in at nearly 12lbs (11.935) and thumbs its nose at would-be competitors.
In our efforts to evaluate Alienware's new gaming Goliath, the company decided to send us two machines with identical base builds, an Intel Core i7-2630QM quad-core at the helm, but with different graphics subsystems. One M18x came strapped with a pair of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580M GPUs in SLI. The other came packing heat with dual AMD Radeon HD 6990M GPUs in CrossFire...
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Razer Blade 17.3-inch LED Gaming Laptop Initial Impressions Preview
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That`s brings us to where we are right now. I took the Blade away from Shane for a day or so to give it a look over myself - after all, it is a hot new piece of hardware and I needed some time with it, too. Initially I have to say I am fairly impressed with the Blade. I mean, I`ve seen it from a bit of a distance last month at CES in Las Vegas and just last weekend at the Taipei Game Show and while I was pretty impressed, I wasn`t sure what all the fuss was about. Having played with the Blade here in my home office and without what seemed like ten thousands kids around me, I like the Blade. It`s out of stock right now as Razer try their hardest to fill orders (it`s expected to come back into stock around the middle of this month), but it does cost $2,800 USD. In a time where most companies are trying to be price conscious in a market which demands it, Razer is bucking the trend and coming out with a high-end piece of tech equipment which they want every gamer to own."
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Asus Updates Eee Pad Transformer with Android 3.2, HH Fires It Up:
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If there's one thing a manufacturer like Asus understands, it's how to service their existing customer base with timely updates for things like firmware and drivers. With their lineage in motherboards, where BIOS updates can be critical for compatibility and performance, a company like Asus knows how to work closely with ecosystem partners in an effort to roll out product updates and enhancements quickly.
And so it's no surprise they're one of the first manufacturers out of the gate with a drop of the latest Android Honeycomb OS version 3.2 for their darling 10.1-inch slate, the Eee Pad Transformer.
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Unboxing the Le Pan II TC979 Tablet @ ThinkComputers.org
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Today we have a really cool unboxing video for you! We are taking a look a the Le Pan II TC979 Tablet. A little while ago we reviewed the TC970 from Le Pan and now we have their new version of the tablet. This new tablet has the same form factor and design but features a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of memory, 9.7-inch screen, 8GB of storage, 2-MegaPixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS. This version of the tablet runs Android 3.2 and is upgradable to 4.0 when it becomes available. Read on to check out our unboxing and overview video!"
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