Archive for February 8th, 2009

Toshiba Tecra R10 S4401 Review

Lightweight, well built and offers plenty of performance, the Toshiba Tecra R10-S4401 is a well-rounded business machine with enough punch for plowing through spreadsheets or even by enemies on the digital battlefield.
This notebook also offers a helpful PC Health Monitor utility for anticipating problems and tune-ups. This is in addition to the [...]

Matias iRizer Stand

The Matias iRizer Stand for Laptops is ideal for home, office or travel. The iRizer helps prevent neck and wrist pain by raising the laptop keyboard and screen to a comfortable angle. Leaning back in your chair and stretch your wrists is a far more comfortable position … The iRizer is still [...]

How would you change HP’s TouchSmart tx2z?

The TouchSmart tx2z is not the first multi-touch laptop, but HP is pretty firmly convinced that it is the first multi-touch “consumer” Convertible Tablet. Semantics aside, we are interested to know how impressed you are early adopters with what the company has in hand. Are the skills multitouch as awesome, as [...]

HP shuns Linux for UK netbooks

On the hunt for a new Netbook? Well, if you have a Linux-based, you can forget that with HP’s latest range.
The company against the release of all the Linux machines in the United Kingdom, rather than for Windows. Indeed, the Mini 1000, announced at the rear end of the year 2008, is [...]

Negroponte Open Sources OLPC Hardware Design, Invites Copy-Cats

The embattled OLPC program, already hard hit by job cuts and salary decreases, makes a last attempt to hold: Open source everything and hope that enough companies to copy the design, to be profitable.
The news was front man of OLPC Nicholas Negroponte himself, during the speech this week the TED conference [...]