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Image DELL Inspiron 6000 Review - Best Laptop of 2005

The Dell Inspiron 6000 is a very nice compromise between the different extremes of the laptop market. Weighing over 3 kg it is not an ultra-light machine, but it isn't a huge desktop replacement PC either. Instead it offers a bit of both, decent performance even with games, while still portable.

The Dell Inspiron 6000 incorporates Intel Centrino Mobile Technology (1.6GHz, 2MB Cache, 400 Mhz FSB) and Genuine Windows XP Professional to provide wireless connectivity anywhere. The new Inspiron 6000 has stunning 15.4" widescreen displays 30% more information than a standard 15" screen, ideal for viewing multiple documents at the same time, working with large spreadsheets or toggling between photo editing applications. The Inspiron 6000's Wide Aspect Display (up to 1920 x 1200 pixels) provides a wonderful panoramic view for side-by-side document viewing or DVD movie watching in the cinematic 16:10 aspect ratio.

 


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Image Introducing Toshiba Red Transformer laptop

The Toshiba Red Transformer laptop, with its 17-inch flat screen, easily transforms from the utility of a laptop computer to the fun of a flat screen home entertainment center. In creating a portable computer truly adapted to the home user, the designers recognized the need to lose the computer-like personality that distracts from a clean entertainment experience.

The fiery red enamel coating alludes to the power of the machine resting inside and the casing exhibits a very simple, strong geometry. When opened, the continuous silver front does not distract from the media experience, while its high grade finish leaves an impression of quality and high-tech resolution.

A unique sliding hinge attached to the back of the screen transforms the computer into entertainment mode by pushing the screen to the forefront. The screen rests on the integrated speaker panel and a removable remote control and keyboard allow the computer to be controlled from afar.


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Image DELL XPS M170 - The best Gaming Laptop of 2005

Dell XPS M170 notebook is totally packed with some of the latest technology to help you handle any application, any game or any task with confidence. Powered by a top-shelf processor and graphics engine, the Dell XPS M170 is one of the fastest and slimmest gaming machines we've ever seen.

While price of the XPS is a little higher than average, Dell as always includes professional customer service for the systems. You also receive access to the MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) support staff for assistance with every kind of problems you might have with the new machine.


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Image Apple Video iPod (30GB) - Review

First it held songs. Then photos. Then podcasts. Now iPod adds video to change the way you experience your music and media. Again. In lighter, thinner 30GB and 60GB models, the new iPod is music to your eyes.

The new video iPod has a 2 1/2-inch color display and is an update of the classic white iPod. Watching a TV show requires far more attention than listening to a song, so it would be no surprise if Apple Computer Inc.'s new video-capable iPod music player provided a less-than-satisfying viewing experience.

And the battery life has been extended to 12 hours on the 30 GB model and 20 hours on the 60 GB model when playing music.


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Image The $100 Laptop is not for India

MIT recently announced that the $100 laptops?not yet in production?will not be available for sale. The laptops will only be distributed to schools directly through large government initiatives.

The MIT Media Lab has launched a new research initiative to develop a $100 laptop?a technology that could revolutionize how we educate the world's children. To achieve this goal, a new, non-profit association, One Laptop per Child (OLPC), has been created. The initiative was first announced by Nicholas Negroponte, Lab chairman and co-founder, at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland in January 2005.

Details are a Linux OS, a hand crank for use during power downtimes, rubber cased, and no hard drive. It will utilize flash memory.


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Panasonic Launches new Semi-Rugged TouchScreen Laptops

Panasonic Computer Solutions has today announced the introduction of two new ultra-thin and light semi-rugged laptop computers.

Now available for purchase, the Panasonic Toughbook T4 and Toughbook W4 models are the next generation of thin-and-light laptop computers designed to meet the needs of mobile workers. The new models both come standard with a magnesium alloy case, shock mounted hard disk drive, integrated wireless LAN, removable hard disk drive, 12.1-inch anti-glare LCD, wireless on-off switch, and docking connection.


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Karputer - In-car Personal Computer

The In Car Entertainment Personal Automobile Computer (ICEPAC), Karputer is a fully functional Windows XP PC designed specifically for in-car use.

If all you want is multimedia the ICEPAC does it all, CD and DVD playback comes as standard on all modern PC's and only a PC has the ability to playback and record virtually every audio & video media format around. You can fit a staggering 4 weeks worth of Mp3's on the standard ICEPAC 40Gb hard drive!

But with all that spare processing power why not do something a little more useful with the ICEPAC? With the inclusion of a GPS antenna and some GPS software you can have the best sat-nav system around. With a postcode and map database unrivalled by any other consumer sat-nav system.


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