The NP8760 is Sager’s latest gaming notebook featuring a 17.3 display, Intel Core i7 processor, and Nvidia GTX 280M graphics. Just how fast is this beast, and is it worth the price? Read our review to find out.
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With so many laptops featuring so many different processors, how do you know what to buy this holiday season? We’re here to help with our updated CPU guide for 2009. Keep reading to find out why you might NOT want to buy a laptop with Intel inside.
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Hulu is the banner-carrier for legally watching television for free on the Internet, but some have argued you get what you pay for. Is Hulu really ready to change TV forever, or is it still not ready for prime time? We break it down in this review.
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The Latitude XT2 is Dell’s multitouch-enabled business convertible-notebook that now includes Windows 7. The XT2 starts at $1,909 and offers a very thin and lightweight business-rugged chassis with an attractive brushed-metal finish. In this review we find out if the XT2’s system performance or multitouch support has improved under Windows 7.
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The HP Pavilion dv7-3065dx is a low-cost, big-screen laptop that will win you over with its Blu-ray player and pleasing design. It may lose you, however, when you hear its speakers.
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With Blu-ray playback, a large screen and decent discrete graphics, the Sony Vaio FW560F/T is a very compelling sub-$1,000 multimedia notebook.
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As long as you’re not looking for extremely long battery life, the HP Pavilion dv4-2045dx is a well-rounded mainstream budget laptop with above average looks and performance.
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The Sony Vaio VGN-NW270F/S is a low-cost, Blu-ray-equipped laptop that makes a great choice for home use and, should you be willing to tote around a 15-inch machine, a decent choice as your everyday, take-it-with-you laptop.
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The Toshiba Satellite U505-S2870 is rather tank-like for a 13.3-inch thin-and-light. We’d be more willing to tote it around if its heavy-armor feel extended to the flimsy keyboard.
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You can find a better-designed, longer-running, Blu-ray equipped 15.6-inch for less than the HP Pavilion dv6-1375dx.
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