PCs & Notebooks on TFTS - Page 8

The Android market is getting bigger by the day, with developers trying to prove that the open source operating system that has taken the mobile phone world by storm, is actually suited for netbook usage. And a very good example to back these things up, here’s Acer’s AOD250-1613, a dual …

We’ve seen a bunch of new HP desktops here on TFTS here today and now it’s time to take a look at some Tohiba laptops. The Japanese manufacturer has officially announced new Dynabook TV and TX series laptops. Some of the most interesting features of the new machines are the …

If you’ve been holding out for the new Nokia Booklet 3G netbook, and you’re US based, you’ll doubtless be interested to know that AT&T have just confirmed that the 10.1” Nokia Booklet 3G which has been covered previously on TFTS here, here and here and which, as its names suggests, …

I guess that whoever said that Apple’s Mac OS X is more stable, secure and dependable than Microsoft’s Windows platform was only partially right. Although it’s still unconfirmed by Apple at this point, it looks like Cupertino’s latest Mac OS X version, Snow Leopard has a terrifying flaw. Various people …

BFG Technologies, who have an enviable reputation for building high performance gaming rigs and home theater systems, have announced their newest high spec gaming notebook in the form of the BFG Deimos X-10 gaming notebook that comes complete with SLI graphics and a choice of Intel CPUs.

Along with unveiling two new models in their TouchSmart PC range (namely the Windows 7 powered HP TouchSmart 300 and TouchSmart 600) HP have also acted to introduce two new Windows 7 touting notebooks in its budget, business orientated ProBook range in the form of the 14” ProBook 6445b and …

In the run up to the release of Windows 7, HP have acted to update its range of TouchSmart PCs with the new Touchsmart 300 and TouchSmart 600 which offer 16:9 aspect ratio 20” and 23” multitouch capable displays respectively.

After we’ve seen Asus’ Eee Keyboard getting leaked by the FCC we now have two more netbooks to show you. Both are made by Asus and neither of them has been announced officially. The Eee PC 1201N and 1201A are 12-inch netbooks but we already knew that. Thanks to documents …

Some of you may argue against them but that doesn’t mean we won’t see more and more tablets pop up in the following months. Today we have the WebStation, a 7-inch Android tablet PC announced by Camangi, under the scope.

One of the most interesting netbook-like computer Asus has created so far is the Eee Keyboard. The first prototype has been unveiled at CES 2009 and since then anxious consumers across the galaxy have been waiting for Asus to officially announce it.

As you may, or may not, be aware, netbooks running Microsoft’s XP OS had to adhere to a number of particular limits in terms of specifications – such as a 1GB RAM limit, a HDD no larger than 160GB capacity and a display size less than 12.1” – but, thanks …