Posted in Computer, Luxury on 18 March 2009
The advertisement for the Sony VAIO P with a girl strutting her stuff, the extra slim laptop stuffed into her back pocket, made the laptop seem quite appealing, especially amongst young men who could only whisper ‘Sony VAIO’ after watching the advertisement.
For those of you who like the laptop because of the sleek slim design and its features, you have another choice now. The Lenovo Pocket Yoga which looks as though it was designed after the Sony VAIO P is about the same size and would probably be powered by an Intel Atom processor as well. Pictures of the notebook have been leaked and it certainly looks as though the Pocket Yoga looks a tad more elegant than the VAIO P. With a brown leather cover and black lather fastener, the touch screen pocketbook is featured here sitting snugly in somebody’s back pocket (remind you of something?) sitting beside a wallet to give you an idea of its small size.
Posted in Computer, Luxury on 17 March 2009
Dell intends to wow you with its very latest creation, the Adamo, which they claim is the world’s slimmest laptop. The first pictures of the Adamo may shock you into disbelief but the statistics will convince you that this just may be true. The Adamo stands at just 1.64cm when closed and it relies heavily on this feat to impress the market.
The complete specifications of the Adamo place it at 33cm wide, 24.1cm deep and the thickness which gives it the ultra-slim appearance at 1.65cm. Adamo becomes the slimmest laptop by beating competitors MacBook Air of Apple and ThinkPad X300 by Lenovo. Unfortunately, where Dell’s Adamo wins based purely on size, it loses many admirers because of the bland design. With the main framework made from a single piece of aluminium, the Adamo intends to appear as a minimalist though elegant piece. Instead, it ends up looking more like a chunk of steel, hastily cut up and polished.
Posted in Computer, Luxury on 2 January 2009
The best in laptops like most other products rating high in popularity do not have much to do with the features but how exclusive and expensive the product is.
The latest news from the world of HP is from HP Korea which has just come out with its brand new notebook PC that says elegance with just one look. The HP Pavilion dv3505tx Special Edition Gold designed with inlay work is all polished glamour. Specifications of the notebook include Intel Core Dual P8400 (2.26GHz) processor with 250GB HDD, 2GB DDR2 RAM, Gefoce 9300M GS and DVD±RW Multi ODD. When closed, the Pavilion comes off as a humongous, sleek bar of gold.
Posted in Computer, Designer, Gadgets on 29 April 2008
Alienware’s most recent effort towards building a savvy community is their much-appreciated AlienNetwork, a “digital platform” that got debuted today. To mark this moment, the crew introduced their “fastest ever” 17-inch Area-51 m17x gaming notebook that would be up for sale today at 5PM. Against the m15x, it’s got a higher resolution 1920×1200 screen and features NVIDIA GeForce 8800M GTX SLI graphic cards, up to a Core 2 Extreme CPU with an option of two hard drives fitted in RAID. Clad in balck outfit, one can rightly say so, it looks more sensuous than the m15x.
Plans are on sleeves to deliver curved monitor by the end of this year or early 2009.
Other thing on their to-do list is to design cheaper notebooks targeted towards mainstream gamers, so that they need not compromise on their passion. That would be budget notebook, sounds cool. To complement this notebook, gamers should ink a nice deal with Dell Alienware Android Phone.
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Via Gizmodo
