$199 Pricing After Rebate Online and in AT&T Stores Nationwide; AT&T Mobile Broadband Data Plan Drops to $35/Month; Devices Feature New Windows 7 Operating System As gift givers make their lists and check them twice, AT&T* is stocking its shelves…
Tag Archive for Netbook
Speck Products TuckPack Sleeve
by Kristofer Brozio •
Netbooks and notebooks are great products as we all know, but like anygadget we need to protect them as well. Speck Products has just come out with a new line of sleeves for our smaller sized computers called the TuckPack.…
Active Media Products Delivers 130MB/sec SATA Mini PCIe SSDs for Asus Eee PC Upgrades
by Kristofer Brozio •
Active Media Products, manufacturer of SSDs and endangered species series USB drives, today released a new line of Windows® 7 compatible SaberTooth S4 SATA Mini PCIe SSDs that achieve sequential read speeds up to 130MB/sec. Available now in 16GB, 32GB…
RunCore 64GB Pro IV 70mm PCI-e SATA Solid State Drive SSD
by Kristofer Brozio •
The Asus EeePC 900a is a great little netbook with one big flaw, it comes with a tiny little 4gb SSD drive that is very slow. Actually there’s two flaws, the second would be how Asus handled the updates of the operating system, they’re automatic and they fill that tiny SSD to the point where the system slows to a crawl. The OS that is on the SSD is ok for just messing around, but let’s face it, most everything is Windows and to be any kind of productive with the EeePC you’ll need to install Windows on it. This isn’t a Linux vs Windows or even vs Mac rant, so I don’t want to hear about it, this is a review of the Runcore 64gb SSD for the EeePC 900a that will turn that little netbook into not only a speed demon, but something that can be a more productive machine.
Samsung Improves Workspace with Seamless Dual Display for Laptops
by Kristofer Brozio •
May have to get me one of these… Samsung Electronics America Inc., a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Corporation, the number one worldwide brand of LCD display products, today announced the release of its Lapfit monitors, LD220G & LD190N, for use…
Acer Expands Popular Line of Aspire One Netbooks to Include Unique Dual-Boot Option with Android and Windows XP Operating Systems
by Kristofer Brozio •
Acer America, the world’s second largest notebook PC vendor and third largest PC vendor1, today announced U.S. availability of the Aspire One AOD250 netbook featuring a dual-boot operating system including Android™ and Windows XP® Home. The open design of Android…
Cocoon Grid-It Organizer
by Jeff •
Are you one of those people who carries some sort of briefcase, laptop or messenger bag? Do you just throw all your personal belongings, tech gadgets and other knick-knacks in there, letting them bounce around and be disorganized? Well friend,…
Cocoon Innovations CLB551 Laptop Case
by Kristofer Brozio •
About a week ago I took a look at a netbook case from Cocoon Innovations that featured their unique GridIT storage system. I found the case to be top notch, in fact I’ve continued to use it as a home…
Linux, Linux, Linux, so what’s the big deal?
by Kristofer Brozio •
Microsoft is starting to ramp up a massive offensive against Linux, your IT people either love or hate it, you’ll occasionally see someone with a penguin T-shirt that says “Linux”, and every so often, you’ll see computers being sold with…
MSI US announces new netbook – Wind U110 Eco
by Kristofer Brozio •
MSI Computer, a leading manufacturer of computer hardware products and solutions, is excited to announce the new netbook -Wind U110 ECO. The Wind U110 weighs just 3.2 pounds, features the Intel® Atom™ Processor Z530 (1.60GHz), a 160GB HDD and an…
Wi-Fire Wi-Fi Adapter
by Kristofer Brozio •
Wireless networks are everywhere these days, they’ve pretty much become the standard for easy internet access, but they’re still limited range. The built-in adapters of our netbooks and laptops sometimes just can’t get the job done, especially if you’re in…
Cocoon Innovations Travel Case Netbook Case
by Kristofer Brozio •
We live in a portable or very mobile centric society, we’ve always got some sort of electronic gadget with us to keep us connected at all times. Netbooks have truly made life much more mobile, they’re small and lightweight enabling…
Will The Cloud Make My Loaded Computer Obsolete? In Many Cases, Probably
by Salmons •
I am not sure how many of you remember having a computer that was not online. Back in the day being online meant that you hooked up your 300 baud modem and dialed out to Compuserve to see the latest…