Asus Laptops‘ K-series notebooks promise a blend of value and performance. The K40IN is a 14-inch notebook with Nvidia graphics and an $800 price tag. How did it hold up in our testing? Read on to find out how this affordable laptop performs.
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Getac today announced that its full line of rugged notebooks and tablet PCs are compatible with Windows 7.
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Apple today updated its base $999 MacBook with a shiny white unibody chassis.
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Lenovo today made its IdeaPad U550 available. It features Intel Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) processors and a 15.6-inch screen.
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Windows 7 hits the streets Thursday, and with it something rather new from a recent Microsoft operating system: Positive reviews. Does this mean you should definitely update your OS — and maybe your entire system — just for the sake of embracing Windows 7? Or is this just another hypefest that will end in tears a la Windows Vista? We break it down in this buyer’s guide.
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Gateway today introduced its EC series thin-and-light notebooks.
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Toshiba revives its Qosmio gaming line with the high-end X505. It has everything from Blu-ray to an Intel Core i7 CPU, but it also carries a premium price.
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Lenovo’s Windows 7 upgrade to the ThinkPad SL500 keeps the price affordable, and features a consumer-friendly 16:9 display.
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The G51J is the latest 15-inch gaming notebook from Asus Laptops, sporting the new Intel Core i7 mobile processor and Windows 7 operating system. This notebook shares a lot of features with the previous G51VX, with only a hardware refresh to support the Core i7 processor. With a starting price of $1,499, it is priced $200 below the previous version … which is a huge plus for buyers on a budget. Check out our full review to see how this Core i7 update performs.
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Lenovo’s Windows 7 upgrade to the ThinkPad SL500 keeps the price affordable, and features a consumer-friendly 16:9 display.
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