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Samsung Bends The perimeters Of Its New SF Notebook Range [Laptops]

Samsung's new SF laptop series is designed to draw " admiring advances" attributable to its glossy exterior and curvaceous case. It's Alienware for women. Battery life is the massive boasting point, here-Samsung says there's enough space throughout the SF's battery to store 7.5 hours worth of workable electricity, with ...

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Dell Precision M6500 Shoves 32GB of RAM Into a 17-Inch Notebook [Dell]

Whatever you do with 32GB of system memory in a workstation notebook is strictly your business-but man, am I curious. Still, impressive of Dell to make the M6500 the undisputed champ of laptop memory. That much of an upgrade won't come cheap; the 32GB configuration will set you back $9,300 when it hits later this afternoon. ...

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You can now supercharge the Dell Precision M6500 notebook with 32GB of memory

Do you have the need to work with, I don’t know, the entire raw Google Earth data in real time? Or maybe you job requires you to run Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Premiere Pro CS5, and MASSIVE simultaneously while you’re away from your cubical. If so, let me direct you towards the recently-updated Dell M6500. ...

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You Buy Powerful 3D Gaming Notebook [PCs]

There are more than 400 3D ready games out there, according to iBuypower, which doesn't sound like very many at all. But it's enough for the company to feel confident about releasing this-its first 3D-capable gaming notebook. It'll do stereoscopic 3D from gaming, Blu-ray and online video sources, with the 1366x768 wide LCD display powered by ...

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Asus Bamboo notebooks now up for pre-order at Best Buy

If you’re on the lookout for an Asus Bamboo notebook in the US, then you might want to place a pre-order on Best Buy with a couple of 14″ systems appearing already, among them include the U43JC and U43F. The latter will cost $950, where it runs off an…

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Gateway LT32 Netbook Sports A Dedicated Social Networking Key

Social networking addicts who are looking for a rather compact notebook that emphasizes social networking might want to check out the Gateway LT32 netbook. It’s probably targeted at the younger crowd as it sports a dedicated function key for accessing…

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Enermax Aeolus N14 cooling pad targets netbook owners

Own a netbook? Well, netbooks aren’t exactly noted for shipping with high end specifications that will end up melting your family jewels if you use it for number crunching long enough, but with the advent of dual core processors in netbooks, things co…

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Logitech has two new headset mics for your grandparents

Not everyone needs a 7.1 surround sound wireless headset with built-in beer koozies. Some people just need a simple headset for Skype and the like. That’s where these two new Logitech headsets come in. The H530 and H555 might not be all that fancy, but they still have the goods.

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N-Board iPad And Notebook Dock

If you’re having trouble finding ways to keep your iPad propped up when you’re typing out a lengthy email on it, you might want to check out the N-Board. It was initially designed to prop your notebook up and keep it cooled, but it seems to work prett…

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Developers to get native x86 version of Android 2.2 this summer?

Developers to get native x86 version of Android 2.2 this summer? originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 28 Jun 2010 11:51:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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US Cellular details Samsung Acclaim

US Cellular’s first Android outing comes in the form of the Samsung Acclaim, where this will be an entry-level smartphone with a 480 x 320 display (circa 2008) as well as a 3-megapixel camera. At least the operating system is not lagging too far off with Android 2.1 being a step before FroYo, with the option of using this as a portable modem on your notebook a huge plus point, although you will need to fork out $15 more monthly on top of a regular data plan for tethering capability. US Cellular will offer the Samsung Acclaim for $100 with a 2-year contract, although early buyers will benefit from a $20 gift card to purchase apps from the Android Market. Brick-and-mortar stores ought to start receiving the Samsung Acclaim from July 9th onwards if you’re interested. This might be just the handset if you want to dip your toes into the Android ecosystem without stretching yourself financially.

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Tonino Lamborghini Notebook

When we hear the name Lamborghini, we automatically think of high performance sports cars. And now it seems that Tonino Lamborghini, the son of the legendary Ferruccio, has licensed his own name to be applied at the back of a notebook. It looks rather sleek, but it doesn’t offer performance that would make you think of a Lamborghini sports car, though. This 13.4-inch notebook packs a CULV processor, up to 500GB of storage, four cell battery and Windows 7. That being said, maybe the Lamborghini name would be enough to convince a few folks to buy it, even though they’re not talking about performance cars.

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