Now that the full details about Alienware's new M17x "All Powerful" gaming notebook have been leaked early, we have a special treat for our readers. We recently spent some hands-on time with a pre-production unit of the Alienware M17x to find out if this is indeed the "Most Powerful Laptop in the Universe." Let's take a closer look at this gaming Goliath.
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PCWorld has released information on Alienware's yet-to-be-announced "All Powerful" notebook, which is a new version of the company's current 17-inch M17x gaming notebook.
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MSI's superslim X340 offers the slick look of a MacBook Air or Dell Adamo, but cast in plastic for about half the price.
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MSI's superslim X340 offers the slick look of a MacBook Air or Dell Adamo, but cast in plastic for about half the price.
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Our forum members have uncovered more pictures of the soon-to-be-unveiled Alienwawre "Allpowerful" laptop.
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It has been quite some time since Dell released their last 14-inch consumer notebook, but Dell is back with a vengeance with the all new Dell Studio 14z laptop. The Studio 14z is the thinnest and lightest 14-inch notebook Dell has ever produced, promising more than 6 hours of battery life, powerful video performance, and available in more than 120 different designs just in time for back-to-school season.
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Quicken Deluxe 2009 represents Intuit's latest version of the personal finance software that has dominated the market for over two decades. This latest version of Quicken is designed to organize your income, savings, and spending into a coherent household budget. Can Quicken Deluxe 2009 recession-proof your checkbook, or is it just another sunk cost? Read on to see our final bottom line.
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The MSI X-Slim X340 notebook based on Intel's Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) platform is now available in the U.S. starting at $899.99.
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According to a DigiTimes report, Microsoft and Intel are planning to limit the screen sizes of netbooks running Windows 7 to 10.2 inches, down from the previous high of 12.1 inches for netbooks running XP.
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HP today announced another notebook battery recall; 15,000 are being recalled in China due to the risk of overheating.
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