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Similar to the previous LifeBook T900, it has equipped with Intel Core i5-520M, i5-540M, or i7-620M CPU. The other specs of this bad boy are 320GB HDD (or 128GBSSD with encryption), Bluetooth, HDMI output, pen input (with optional capacitive multitouch), and a Super-Multi DVD writer and up to 8GB RAM. Oh yes, it has 12.1-inch LED backlit package too. As for the pricing, it asks $1,869. This tablet PC runs on Genuine Windows® 7 Professional and also it has best flexibility: durable bi-directional display hinge as well as modular bay battery

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Fujitsu LifeBook T730 has been official, it is smaller version of T900

Nokia, the Finish company released it’s first netbook computer known as the Booklet 3G. Two weeks back I had the opportunity to trial this master piece. It came with Microsoft Windows 7 Starter pre-installed. Speaking about the hardware configuration, it sports a Intel Atom Z530 1.6 GHz processor with 120GB hard drive along with just 1GB of DDR2 RAM.

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Nokia Booklet 3G First Impression

We’d already gotten a good look at ASUS’ forthcoming Eee PC 1218 courtesy of the Red Dot design awards, and DigiTimes is now reporting one of its key details: that it will indeed be Ion-based (we’d presume Ion 2, but that still remains unclear). What’s more, the site has also offered some more confirmation of ASUS’ Eee PC 1015 / 1215, and says that ASUS will also be launching some new laptops on May 13th, including some bamboo-covered models and some “multimedia-enhanced models.” In other ASUS news, the site also has a few choice quotes from the always talkative ASUS CEO Jerry Shen , who repeated his assertion that netbooks will continue to outsell tablets, and further went on to get specific and say that ASUS expects to sell between seven and eight million Eee PCs in 2010, which would bring its global netbook market share to 20%. [Thanks, Sal] ASUS Eee PC 1218 said to be Ion-based, more laptops coming May 13th originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 04 May 2010 14:09:00 EST

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ASUS Eee PC 1218 said to be Ion-based, more laptops coming May 13th

We heard about the Asus Eee PC 1005PR netbook a while back, and it was available to pre-order last month, good news if you have been waiting to get your hands on one as the Asus Eee PC 1005PR has finally gone on sale. The Asus Eee PC 1005PR features a 10.1 inch WXGA LED backlit display with a resolution of 1366 x 768, and is capable of handling HD content in 720p and it has a Broadcom BCM 70015 HD decoder. Other specifications include an Intel Atom N450 Pineview processor, 1GB of DDR2 RAM as standard with the option to upgrade to 2GB, plus 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 +EDR, a 250GB hard drive and 500GB of Asus online storage. There is also HD Audio, a 0.3 megpaixel web camera, and a six cell battery which is reported to have a battery life of up to 11 hours, plus three USB 2.0 ports, one VGA connector, one LAN RJ45, a headphone and microphone port and a multi format card reader

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Asus Eee PC 1005PR Netbook Now Available

This is the second part of an interview with Mobile-Review.com’s Eldar Murtazin, about Nokia N8 and  media/Nokia  reactions to his original thoughts about the device. In the first part we covered Eldar’s thoughts about Symbian^3, Nokia N8 handset, it’s prospects in the market, and some business processes inside Nokia.

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Interview with Eldar Murtazin, part 2. Nokia’s reaction to N8 leak, security issues at Nokia, and a bit about Eseries.

Intel have been showing off their Light Peak technology again, demonstrating the 10Gbit/sec connection as integrated into a new laptop by pumping out two simultaneous HD streams to a nearby HDTV.  The system used a specially adapter USB cable which paired the regular electrical wires with optical cabling, while the screen itself required a separate decoding box since it lacked the necessary Light Peak port.

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Intel demo Light Peak laptop; production by end of 2010

The Neo Sleeve from Skooba Design is a protective case for your netbook or iPad.  Starting today and ending on May 6th, if you order one Neo Sleeve you’ll get a second one for free.  That’s right, two for the price of one. The Sleeve comes in four color combinations and retails for $19.95. To get in on the deal head to the Skooba web site and place any two colors of the Neo Sleeve in your shopping cart.

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Skooba Design: Buy One Get One Free

We already know all there is to know about the new Asus Eee 1005PR having heard about the machine a while back. The main thing we didn’t know about the new netbook was when exactly we could get our hands on one here in the States. Asus has now officially announced that the 1005PR is available to purchase at major retailers

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Asus Eee Seashell 1005PR now available

Apple announced on Monday that it has sold over one million iPad devices over the internet and in its retail outlets, following the Friday release of the 3G version of the device, which can connect to the internet via cellular data networks in addition to WiFi. Naysayers who jokingly derided the device as a large iPhone with no phone function have been proven wrong about people not wanting exactly that — a testament to the powerful allure of these devices, which sit in a new category of computing somewhere between the smartphone and the netbook. “One million iPads in 28 days — that’s less than half of the 74 days it took to achieve this milestone with iPhone,” said Apple CEO Steve Jobs. “Demand continues to exceed supply,” he claimed, “and we’re working hard to get this magical product into the hands of even more customers.” This 28-day figure doesn’t seem quite as impressive if you correlate the 3G iPad to the iPhone, and the WiFi-only iPad to the WiFi-only iPod Touch, because the iPhone and iPod Touch reached the combined one million mark about as fast as the iPads did. In addition, Apple said it shipped 500,000 units of the WiFi-only iPad within the first week, so sales have slowed since then, relatively speaking, even with Friday’s introduction of the 3G model.

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Apple iPad Reaches ‘One Million Sold’ Twice as Fast as iPhone

The editor has picked an absolute scorcher for the Deal of the Day today, the latest Sony Ericsson Vivaz phone with a free Compaq Mini 110 laptop. This deal is on T-Mobile and for just £35 per month you not only get the Sony Vivaz free of charge but also a great little Compaq netbook

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Deal of the Day – Sony Ericsson Vivaz + Free Laptop

Section: Computers , Netbooks Earlier in the month we saw the Asus Eee PC 1005PR netbook come available as a pre-order item at several online retailers including Amazon and Newegg and now in a little bit of good news for those that felt as if they could not wait any longer—that model is now shipping. Well, truth be told it is still listed as a pre-order item with Amazon, however Newegg is currently shipping it. The Eee PC 1005PR is priced at $399.99 which comes along with free shipping. As for what you will get in return for your 400 bucks, well, you will get a netbook that is packing a 10.1 inch display with a 1366 x 768 resolution, GMA 3150 graphics, Broadcom HD Accelerator, 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth, 6-cell battery and Windows 7 Starter

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Asus Eee PC 1005PR now available & shipping with Newegg, priced at $399.99

First showcased by LG in January this year, the LG GW990 will apparently not hit the market, ever. LG initially said that the GW990 would be launched in the second half of 2010. When the handset was unveiled, it had Moblin on it, and it was LG’s first device to be powered by Intel’s Moorestown processor. Since Moblin was merged with Maemo in February to become MeeGo , the GW900 should have made the transition too, and feature MeeGo at launch. However, it looks like LG thinks that further developing the GW990 is not a good idea, as it has just told Phone Arena that the device was merely a concept and it won’t be available for purchase.

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MeeGo-based LG GW990 won’t be commercially available

After all the names thrown out for potential buyers of Palm Inc. it was announced that HP would be the one to actually complete the purchase. Hewlett Packard confirmed late last night that they will be purchasing Palm, Inc. for about $1 billion in cash. The purchase completes at $5.70 per share, which is more than 20% higher than Palm’s price per share previous to the announcement.

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HP Buys Palm

Today Creative announced the ZiiSoundTM D5 speaker system – It is a one-piece wireless speaker system that incorporates apt-X audio codec for “outstanding” stereo Bluetooth audio. The ZiiSound D5 speaker system will work with any compatible stereo Bluetooth device – from mobile phones, portable media players to the iPhone, the iPod, the iPad, netbooks, notebooks, and just about every Bluetooth A2DP enabled device.

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Creative announces the ZiiSoundTM D5 Bluetooth Speaker System

Sony took an interesting approach to netbooks by wading in with the undeniably nice-looking, but underpowered and overpriced, Sony Vaio P Series last year. It seems it’s learnt its lesson with the new M Series. We’ve had an exclusive look and can confirm it’s more affordable, more powerful, and almost as attractive as its predecessors. What do you get for your considerably smaller outlay? Read below for our 10 Reasons to buy Sony Vaio VPC-M11M1E 1/ The price At £299 it’s Sony’s best value netbook

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Reasons to buy Sony Vaio VPC-M11M1E

Recently The New York Times reported that Google CEO Eric Schmidt confirmed the rumors that the company’s tablet will run Android OS. It would be worth noting that unlike Apple’s iPhone operating system and Palm’s WebOS, Android is an open source. The Silicon Valley tech giant has also been developing another operating system that would be installed on low-powered netbooks and tablets – Chrome OS , which represents a browser-based operating system that Google mentioned in November. It is likely that the two operating systems from Google might confuse some consumers. The new tablet that will run Android is expected to be manufactured by HTC , a Taiwanese company that a while ago launched together with Google the Nexus One smartphone and is considered to be Google’s most trustworthy Android partner.

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Google’s Android Tablet Most Likely Be Made by HTC

It’s fortunate that we all have the ability as humans to grow, mature and learn from our mistakes and the mistakes of others. We wouldn’t be where we are today without the ability to adapt and learn. This fundamental principle not only applies to “macro” topics like culture; it applies to the little things as well.

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Why KIN and Windows Phone 7 Can Succeed – Getting User Experiences

Microsoft has whet the appetites of administrators this month by announcing some the new features it expects to be in the first major upgrade of its Exchange Server 2010 software later this year. Here are 30 of the new features in the upcoming Service Pack 1 for the program

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30 new features in Exchange Server 2010 SP1

Toshiba’s Digital Products Division (DPD), a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., announced the availability of the new Tecra® M11 Series, high-performance business laptops designed to meet the demanding needs of mobile professionals. With an all-new look featuring a unique textured finish in Charcoal Black that helps reduce fingerprints, the Tecra M11 perfectly balances performance, durability, security and style. The Tecra M11 laptop features a vibrant 14-inch diagonal high definition LED backlit anti-glare display, which brings presentations to life with bright and crisp colors. Equipped with Windows® 7 Professional, all-new 2010 Intel® Core™ processors, ultrafast DDR3 memory, high-speed hard drives and optional discrete graphics, Tecra M11 laptops offer the performance necessary to maximize productivity.

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Toshiba ships Tecra M11 notebook

3UK have launched the in car MiFi unit in Birmingham at the #GadgetShowLive event. I have previously reviewed the 3UK MiFi and can vouch for it to be a very good device. It’s very easy to setup, the 3UK 3G connection was quick and stable and the overall I only have positives from my experience. The 3UK in car MiFi is designed so passengers can have access to a fast 3G signal via any WiFi enabled device whether that is their iPod Touch, Netbook, or iPad – all without a single wire needed. Boring journeys will be no more, nor will there be the usual kids screaming and shouting “Are We There Yet” because they’d obviously be too busy

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3UK In Car MiFi

Happy Easter, from Nokia & Newegg to you. A little something arrived in my mailbox yesterday…(updated!) A large Cadbury “crunchie” Easter egg, courtesy of the fine folks over at Womworld . That was mysterious in itself, but included in the box was a message that read “We just wanted to let you know of a new exciting project between Nokia & Newegg.com…keep your eyes peeled for more information!” Interesting. The million dollar question is, of course, just what is this new project/partnership? Nokia makes cell phones and accessories, and Newegg is one of the Web’s favorite retailers (it’s definitely one of mine, next to Amazon).

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What’s Nokia and Newegg Up To?