If into gaming, I’m pretty sure you guys are familiar with Asus’s line of gaming notebooks called ROG – Republic of Gamers. It consists of 15.6 and 17.3 inch gaming laptops with an aggressive design and powerful hardware, enough to run the latest title while offering a pretty decent price tag.
The Asus G74 is the latest addition to this family, a new 17.3 inch monster meant to replace the popular G73 series and fix some of the problems users complaint about on it. [Read the rest of this entry…]
The Dell Alienware M11x notebook computer took a while to move onto ledges after it was 1st revealed at the CES 2010. We sensed that an 11” notebook computer which endangers to blow one aside had better to be adequate to of doing so or it is an empty terror. [Read the rest of this entry…]
1366 x 768 – Widescreen – ASUS – Windows 7 – Touchpad – Without Optical Drive – With Built-in Camera – Intel CPU – Netbook – 250 GB disk – 1.8 GHz CPU [Read the rest of this entry…]
1680 x 1050 – Widescreen – ASUS – Windows Vista – Touchpad – With DVD Drive – With Built-in Camera – Intel CPU – Notebook – 200 GB disk – 2.4 GHz CPU [Read the rest of this entry…]
1680 x 1050 – Widescreen – ASUS – Windows Vista – Touchpad – With DVD Drive – With Built-in Camera – Intel CPU – Notebook – 200 GB disk – 2.4 GHz CPU [Read the rest of this entry…]
Computer-maker Asus has a bright idea: make your laptop look like a Lambo.
This is the Lamborghini VX7 gaming laptop, a high-performance notebook computer with a design inspired by the Murcielago LP640 model. Notice how the back end of the computer looks very much like the rear section of the Fighting Bull. [Read the rest of this entry…]
1366 x 768 – Widescreen – ASUS – Windows 7 – Touchpad – Without Optical Drive – With Built-in Camera – Intel CPU – Netbook – 250 GB disk – 1.8 GHz CPU
1920 x 1080 – Widescreen – ASUS – Windows 7 – Touchpad – With DVD Drive – With Built-in Camera – Intel CPU – Notebook – 1.5 TB disk – 2 GHz CPU at $2,099
Netronix, known for his collaboration with the Pocketbook in the production of electronic books, thinking about the release of Tablet PCs. A prototype of the product was shown at a recent trade show in Hanover, CeBIT. Despite the fact that only a prototype was shown at the exhibition, its appearance did make a very positive impression.
There is still not much information on new Netronix device. The prototype runs on Android 2.2, and was equipped with a capacitive touch screen with the same diagonal as that of the iPad – 9,7 inches. Hardware platform for the prototype is SoC Freescale i.mx51. We also know that the tablet has a Micro USB port and USB (!), headphone jack and a pair of built-in speakers.
It is assumed that after they finish their device it will go on sale around mid-May. And the cost of it can be half the price of the basic iPad – about $250.
Source: http://www.gadgets-reviews.com/netronix-tablet-cebit-2011.html
