latest laptop model: 2010

Monday, December 20, 2010

Samsung R530 photos

Samsung R530

The Samsung R530 is a 15.6-inch laptop – par for the course these days. There’s not a great deal that’s exciting about the exterior, but at around £500 it’s highly affordable, and it’s worth a second look if you’re in the market for an entry-level machine.

Vibrant red plastics on the top of the Samsung R530 help to set it apart from other budget laptops, and the colourful design stretches through to the inside of the machine. Open it up, and you’ll find a brushed silver finish. It replaces a glossy finish on older Samsung laptops, and looks great. It’s also relatively hard wearing, hiding fingerprints and scuffs well.
Unfortunately, the lower half of the Samsung R530 isn’t built to quite the same standard. There’s a slight flex from the plastics under pressure, although the chassis is still easily tough enough for the rigours of day to day use.

Samsung has built the top of the Samsung R530 out of a patterned plastic. As with the palm rest, it’s attractive and hard wearing, and the company claims the materials are actually scratch-proof. Although it didn’t seem right to intentionally scratch one of Samsung’s finest, and we can’t test that claim, it certainly felt tough enough to protect the fragile screen.

Weighing in at 2.5kg, the Samsung R530 is a semi-portable laptop, and it’s just about light enough to take out and about with you. As with most other 15.6-inch laptops, it’s not that thin, however.

The design of the keyboard is reminiscent of previous generation Sony VAIO laptops, with a slightly tapered edge helping you to distinguish between the keys, and a highly responsive typing action is also similar to expensive Sony laptops. It does rattle during use, however, so don’t plan on using it in the quiet coach on a train unless you’re willing to face up to the glares of other travellers.

When coupled with 4GB of memory (although only 3GB is usable, due to the 32-bit version of Windows 7), the Samsung R530 is easily capable of mixing it with range-topping laptops from a year ago – putting our trusty Core 2 Duo-equipped Sony VAIO SR in the shade when we tried out a few benchmarks.

As can be seen in our full Samsung R530 review, we like this laptop. It’s not just about value for money, however, as it also offers a good enough interface, build quality and spec to use as your everyday laptop.

Samsung R530

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

latest hp laptop

HP Mini-110: The notebook is equipped with the latest 10.1-inch widescreen display, 1024 × 576 resolution, Intel Atom laptop bag N270 / 1.60 GHz processor, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition in, 1GB memory, 160GB hard drive and even 32GB of SSD. Notebook computer weight 1.17 kilograms.

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HP pavilion dv2: The notebook is equipped with AMD Athlon processors jurisprudence, his father's Radeon X1250 integrated graphics and optional father's Mobility Radeon HD 3410 graphics card.

Laptop bag Windows Vista Home Premium and 320GB Sata 5400 rpm hard drive, and 4GB of DDR2 SDRAM. 38,490 from remote sensing to increase taxes.

Hewlett-Packard Pavilion notebook computers dv2 only 1 inch thick, weighs 1.64 kilograms. It uses LED backlight widescreen display.

HP pavilion dv6: The notebook is equipped with Intel Core 2 Duo mobile processor P8600 (2.40 GHz) of the. According to Intel's Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD or father's Radeon HD4650 graphics card and 1GB of dedicated video memory.

Coffee black in color, the price from the remote 40,990 (tax additional). Not only that, but notebook fingerprint reader, integrated webcam and microphone. HP pavilion dv6 package Windows Vista Home Premium operating system.

Compaq 610 laptop: it has a 15/6-inch diagonal backlit LED screen and HD - Report 16:9. The notebook has been pre-installed Intel Core 2 Duo processor and Windows Vista Business Edition.

Laptop prices provided by RS 33500 and 2 million pixels with integrated camera, microphone and integrated Wi - Fi Certified WLAN. Compaq 610 includes a hard disk drive as the safest way to increase help to reduce the shock DriveGuard hard.

HP pavilion dv3: The notebook is equipped with a 13/3-inch diagonal widescreen LED display with 16:9 wide-screen panel, notebook computer has an integrated camera and dual digital microphone. It reported that 50,990 of the price increase in taxes.

Hewlett-Packard laptop ProBook Series: ProBook equipped with 2 HP QuickLook software, which provides access to e-mail, calendar, tasks and contact information. This is a very good business to buy customers, HP said.

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Monday, December 13, 2010

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Saturday, December 11, 2010

black toshiba laptop images

black toshiba laptop

DVD-RW: Has a nice combo DVD-RW drive, which means you can read and write to CD and DVD media. It also has “Labelflash” which lets you use the DVD laser to “burn” blue imagery onto special media that supports it. It’s not great looking but it’s easier than printing, pealing, and installing labels and looks a lot better than a label written on with a sharpie. I can be slow (up to 20 min for a complex image).

Battery: 6 cell 3700mAh. Here is one of the places Toshiba trimmed money back off. This is a fairly low end 6 cell and I wouldn’t expect much more than 2.5 hours of real battery life (you’ll get more keeping the screen dim and turning off the wireless but who does that?). A more typical 6 cell batter will come in at 4400mAh and high-end 6 cells will deliver over 5400mAh. For most home users this is fine, they tend to plug in wherever they go. Outside the home this could get old fast.

Ports: Comes with the typical port assortment (USB, eSata, RJ-45 Lan, RJ-11 modem, VGA) except for one important one – DVI. The lack of a DVI (or HDMI) port means you will get degraded video when outputting to an external LCD monitor (because instead of a direct digital connection the video has be converted to analog sent out from the laptop and re-converted to digital by the monitor). As a result I would not recommend this model to anyone who wants to hook it up to an external display. I should not that some other L500 models do have HDMI ports

Control layout: I found the control layout to be good but not earth shattering. The picture on Amazon doesn’t show the front very well so let me describe it in detail: There are lights for the wireless, AC, on/off, battery, HDD activity and the media adapter. The memory card reader is also in the front but it only handle the smaller media like SD cards to make certain your digital camera media is supported (for example no compact flash support). Here’s the list: Secure Digital, Secure Digital High Capacity, Mini SD Card, Micro SD Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO. The volume control is also here (which is a little odd because the other controls are on the keyboard up by the display). On the sides are the usual USB, VGA, LAN, etc… Above the keyboard you will find the media controls, the on/off switch, and above the screen is the usual webcam and microphone.

Wireless: Supports older wireless specs “B” and “G” along with the newer “N” standard. You shouldn’t have trouble connecting to wireless networks at home or traveling. This model does not support Blue Tooth.

Weight: At 5.02 lbs this feels pretty light and is a typical weight for 14″ laptops.

Build quality: This one is always a little subjective but I found the build quality to be very good if a little boring. It’s well made but there’s not much trim or flash to it. There’s a good side to boring: less stuff to break or scratch, and it lets Toshiba get that great display in this price range.

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Friday, December 10, 2010

apple laptop macbook pics

apple laptop macbook

Apple CEO Steve Jobs proudly introduced the new, incredibly thin Macbook Air notebook during his Macworld keynote today. It takes the title of "world’s thinnest notebook" measuring just 0.16-inches at its thinnest point, and a maximum height of 0.76-inches. In fact, Jobs brought the new MacBook Air on to the stage packed in a manila envelope to prove how thin it is. Macbook Air (starting price: $1,799) is slim, but it's not slim on features. It has 13.3-inch LED-backlit widescreen display, a full-size and backlit keyboard, a built-in iSight video camera for video conferencing, plus a spacious trackpad with multi-touch gesture support, as seen on the iPhone, that lets users pinch, rotate and swipe, and five hours of battery life! Powered by a miniaturized 1.6 GHz or 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 4MB L2 cache, Mac Book Air includes 2GB of memory, an 80GB 1.8-inch hard drive, or optional 64GB solid state drive, speedy 802.11n Wi-Fi technology and Bluetooth 2.1.