Fujitsu has come to their share of the portable laptop industry with the release of the T4410 and T4310 multi-touch capable of taking pills. The tablets are equipped with a Core 2 Duo processor with a 12-inch Wacom multi-touch display.

The tablets (with Core 2 Duo processors up to T9600 support) together with an Intel GMA graphics X4500M. It includes an Intel Wi-Fi Link series supports 802.11n wireless adapter along with an optional UMTS modem and Bluetooth. There is a choice between a 2.5-inch hard drive and a SSD. The multi-touch capable screen can identify with two fingers, but later software updates to enable multi-gestures. The system has an HDMI port, three USB 2.0 ports, FireWire 400 and SD card reader.

Battery life is expected that approximately 6 hours, but a secondary battery which is inserted into the drive bay can give up to 9 hours battery life. Pricing details have not yet been announced. However, both tablets are released by the end of this year with Windows 7.

The company seems to make everything is now in the precious tablet PC market with the Daewoo C920, it weighs just over one kilogram and was easily transportable, while giving the user what they think of one of these type of computer.

Features:

• Measuring 241.4mm x 209.3mm x 27.7mm
• Weighing only 1.21kg
• The tablet is used by an Intel Atom N270 CPU with an Intel 945 Express
• A 1 GB RAM
• 60 GB of hard disk (1.8 inch @ 4200rpm)
• A 8.9-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1024×600
• 1.3 MP webcam for video conferencing

No mention of prices

via TechFresh

This is an interesting laptop from PC KouBou, there is a built to order (BTO)-machine and is designed for the Japanese market.

Features of Lesance BTO CLG629 a BTO (Built To Order) PC:

• Powered by a Core 2 Duo T9550 (2.66 GHz)
• 4 GB or DD3 1066
• 500 GB HDD (SATA 5400rpm)
• Eight x DVD-Super-Multi
• A 15.4″ WUXGA (1920 x 1080) LCD
• Wi-Fi ABGN
• 1Seg TV tuner
• A GeForce GTX 260 with 1 GB of VRAM

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The computer industry has green agenda these days, and they need to not only look good, but also ensure that they are not more than their carbon footprint. For this purpose, has the Asus Eee PC S101H. This device does not have the usual SSD for storage, but has a hard drive. The only green feature appears to be low-power mode.

Features

Wireless Connections

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The “S” in NZXT’s Cryo S need for super efficient heat removal. Compatible with laptops up to 15 inches, is heat from the fan-fan, and the entire notebook case.NZXT as other devices, the puppy is essentially to give you a competitive advantage in PC gaming. Two adjustable 120mm fans provide powerful cooling, while the rubber finish raises the laptop bags to remove heat and improve air circulation. To top it off, the thick, brushed aluminum makes this quite notebook cooler Looker. It can be USB or the included power adapter. And since you can never have enough USB ports, there are two more in the back.

Asus have been knocking the new mini-laptops, like all businesses, the 1008HA is already in the shops, while the special 1008HA Seashell was officially launched in Korea recently, but no news if he is on the shelves here. The details of the Seashell are still a little sketchy, but there are some data available.

Features:

• 10 “1024 x 600 LED display (glossy)
• XP Home or Linux OS
• Intel Atom N280 1 GB of RAM (no mention of Max)
• 2.5 “SATA HDD 160GB + 10GB Eee Storage
• 802.11b g n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
• Li-polymer battery for 6 hours of battery life
• 1.3MP Webcam
• HD Audio
• One x VGA, 2x USB, LAN, audio jacks, card reader.
• 262 x 178 x 18-25.7mm Dimensions
• 1.1kg 2.42 kilograms weight
• Available in White, Black, Blue, Pink, Blue Sapphire or Ruby Red

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In these days many are following Asus’ foot step, producing a laptop or UMPC in the pretty low price of $ 200 – $ 400 Another way the laptop grabbed some blurry shots in the last few weeks, now has been confirmed – it is the CTL 2Go PC.CTL 2Go PC is somehow similar marketing strategy to other budget items laptop makers, in the education market for students. 2Go PC will retail for around 400 U.S. Dollar. Through the first sight for the entire design of the laptop, it does not look that the most appealing eyes. This is also one of the reasons why it does not catch my eye when it is in circulation for many other sources.

Specification wise – the 2Go PC is equipped with a 9-inch 800 640 LED-backlit display, a 1-GHz Intel Celeron M processor, 512 MB RAM (expandable to 1 GB) and a 40 GB 4200 rpm 1.8 inch HD. It would also be equipped with wireless-G adapter, an SD MMC card reader, a webcam, 2 USB 2.0 ports, a 3 hours battery, comes with Windows XP (and Linux). The question is whether the price is 400 U.S. dollars includes the license for Windows XP. If yes, the Linux version could be cheaper than $ 400. Besides the 2Go PC seems to come that, with a handle to the body for easy transport.

We have seen many cool and some rather strange USB gadgets here at geeky gadgets, but the latest is just the strangest we’ve seen so far, the cat-tail USB drive.

Before you ask, no animals harmed in the production of this strange USB drive, then plug it into your PC or laptop, and you can be your PC or laptop as he has swallowed a cat.

The Cat Tail USB drive with 2 GB of memory, and will soon be reviewed. There is no word on pricing yet.

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The LaCie Rugged External Hard Drive – 250 GB, your data is fully protected is robust, scratch-free aluminum shell. The LaCie Rugged Hard Drive is used to archive files from your PC or laptop and acts as a data exchange that around with you at all times.

To survive in the real world, your data needs the protection of the LaCie Rugged Hard Drive. The creation of the world-renowned designer Neil Poulton, this durable and portable storage solution offers a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface.

Simply plug it into any PC or Mac with USB port for backup and archiving of large data exchange anywhere. Its unique scratch-protected aluminum shell and shock-resistant rubber bumper, the LaCie Rugged Hard Disk especially resistant to harsh elements for extra protection.

The third quarter of 2008 marked a first for the computer industry. According to iSuppli, more laptops were sold worldwide than desktop PCs – only for the quarter, however. Compared to the third quarter of 2007, notebook PC sales spiked 40% to 38.6 million computers sold. The desktop PC market will not fare quite as well.

“Momentum was in the notebook market for some time, it is not surprising that a complete shipments have surpassed that of desktop PCs,” says Matthew Wilkins, principal analyst for the calculation of platforms at iSuppli. “However, this is an important event in the PC market, because the beginning of the era of the notebook.”