PCs, Notebooks, Netbooks & Tablets Category - Page 47

The folks out at LG are showing off a new addition to the growing Ultrabook lineup, and this might be one of the massive array expected to land out at the upcoming 2012 CES show. It’s the Xnote X330, and while it may not be overwhelming in terms of specs [...]

It’s been a while since we last heard about the Acer Aspire S3–about three weeks thanks to our own J. Angelo Racoma–and while the news back then was about one hardware revision to the Intel Core i7 processor, the latest news is about another upgrade to come: namely, to Ivy [...]

It looks like a low-priced Ice Cream Sandwich running tablet has come available for sale. The tablet is by a company called MIPS Technologies and comes bearing the name of NOVO7. And as implied by the name, the device will be a 7 inch tablet.

We have seen some bits and pieces on the next build of Cyanogen. The build, for those who missed the earlier news, is going to be based off of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and expected to be available sometime next month.

Radio Shack has posted details on their latest holiday offering. The offer should be nice for those who are considering the purchase of an iPad 2. Of course, while nice to see, the offer does come with one catch that we suspect will keep some away.

We began hearing about CyanogenMod 7 coming to the Kindle Fire last week, and well, as was previously promised — the software has been publicly released. Yup, those with a Kindle Fire who happen to be looking to install something other than the default Amazon software can now move forward. [...]

Despite rumors suggesting that new Mac Pro models will be launched this year, Apple has failed to update its high-end desktop line making some people believe this PC family was approaching its end of life. But now we have a new report out there suggesting that new Mac Pro models [...]

Apple is beefing up its data center capacity, with reported plans to build a 31-megawatt facility in Pineville, Oregon. The new data center will complement the capabilities of Apple’s latest North Carolina data center, which hosts iCloud and Apple’s other cloud- and online services.

Intel has notified partner companies about its plans to release the next-generation Core i-series processors by early 2012. These 3000-series Ivy Bridge processors will supersede Intel’s current 2000-series Sandy Bridge chipset processors.

Mozilla Firefox has seen a decline in market share, amid Google Chrome’s rise in popularity. Now, as Mozilla’s search deal with Google has expired, there is question whether Mozilla’s business will remain sustainable. Will Microsoft/Bing step in to help save Firefox?