ASUS and the new 9" Eee PC
Subject: Mobile | March 3, 2008 - 07:06 PM | Ryan Shrout
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We have been big proponents of the ASUS Eee PC since it was first released for sale in October of last year. It is an inexpensive, small and function Linux-based notebook that will run you about $300-400. One of the drawbacks and complaints of the Eee PC was the small 7" screen and it looks like ASUS is set to release a new version of the Eee PC with a 9" screen:
The Hype - it's been building
The ASUS U2E has been waiting in the wings since Computex of last year to jump onto the ultra-mobile market and strut its stuff. Well, we don't have to wait any longer as PC Perspective gets its hands on a shipping system. Come see why this 11" notebook is going to be a giant in the market.
ASUS' incredible shrinking laptops
Subject: Mobile | March 3, 2008 - 01:57 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Ryan's new favourite laptop is the ASUS U6S 12.1" Ultra-mobile Notebook, that offers some well thought out styling as well as great performance. With the screen limited to 12" and graphics begin powered by a GeForce 8400M, you won't be doing much gaming, nor will the battery last as long as you might hope. On the other hand, at 4lbs and perfectly capable of playing movies, this is a great laptop if you are on the go.
CeBit sneak peak of ASUS products
Subject: Mobile | March 2, 2008 - 09:06 PM | Ryan Shrout
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It looks like someone snuck into the show floor at CeBit and snagged some photos from the ASUS booth a bit early. First up, ASUS is pushing the Eee PC brand with a host of new accessories including a VoIP phone (but not the Skype phone we looked at previously), an 802.11g wireless access point, HSDPA card and slim external DVD-RW drive.
Introduction and Specifications
The ASUS U6S is an ultra-mobile machine that offers us a slim, low-weight design with an Intel Core 2 processor and Windows Vista Business. But can it also bring a battery life to make it an all-day notebook?
Power per pound
Subject: Mobile | February 28, 2008 - 11:58 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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The Dell XPS M1730 is just over 10lbs of serious power. It has a 17" 1920x1200 LCD, SLI, PhysX, it can handle RAID 0 or 1 as well as up to 4Gb of DDR2 800. All in all it is serious competition for the Alienware m9750 that Ryan tested recently. Check out the current pinnacle of laptop performance at AnandTech.
Pulling it out of the box
The Asus U2E ultra-mobile notebook has gotten a lot of attention since it was first shown last year. With an 11" screen, optional solid state drive, integrated optical drive, LED back lit screen and all under 3 lbs!
Laptop Luge
Subject: Mobile | February 22, 2008 - 02:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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When Phoronix spends a day in the snow sledding on the Otterbox 7030, and the ThinkPad R52 that was inside it, and the thing still works in the evening, you know they've got a good product. Head on over to watch the videos of this protective case in action, and some of you can marvel at the ground being covered in the white stuff.
An IBM by any other name
Subject: Mobile | February 19, 2008 - 01:19 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Lenovo's T-Series ThinkPads have arrived at Think Computers. The widescreen T61p is 1.1-inches thick, weighs only 5lbs and comes in both 14.1" and 15.4". Apart from the screen size, the two biggest differences are that the 15.4" model comes with a C2D T7700
and Nvidia Quadro FX 570, while the 14.1 has a C2D T7300 and Nvidia Quadro NVS 140M. Check out the full review for more.
Introduction and Specifications
Alienware has made a name for itself by building high-end gaming PCs for years now. They are not new to the mobile market either and their products are aimed at someone that loves to game, but needs to take that power with them. Enter the m9750 notebook!
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