Toshiba’s Libretto W100: Two Screen Notebook PC
This gimmicky dual screen notebook PC from Toshiba is apparently the world first and it looks like a large Nintendo DS.
The Libretto W100 notebook runs Microsoft Windows 7 and features 1.2GHz Intel Pentium U5400 CPU with up to 2GB memory, 320GB spinning hard drive or a 62GB solid state drive, a USB port, bluetooth 2.1, a microSD card reader, a 1-megapixel webcam and Wi-Fi. Each screen has a 1,024 x 600 resolution.
Will you buy one? The notebook will priced from $1099 to $1300.
New Apple MacBook Leaked From Vietnam
The same website, Tinte, that leaked the new iPhone 4G recently, is also revealing the new Apple MacBook. The leaked MacBook has a 2.4GHz processor and Nvidia 320M mobile graphics and an LED backlit display. Check out the video.
Apple Releases Faster MacBook Pro
It was only last week Apple announced iPhone OS 4, and now the company has updated their range of MacBook Pro with faster processors, better graphics and longer battery life.
Apple includes the faster Intel Core i5 and i7 in the larger MacBook Pro models. The machines are graced with a more powerful graphics processor GeForce 320M from Nvidia. The 13-inch MacBook Pro has a 10-hour built-in battery. Read the full press release after the jump. 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro models, which start at $1,799 and $2,299 respectively. The 13-inch model, which starts at $1,199.
Google Chrome Netbook Specs
This is still unofficial, Google is planning to release a netbook running on Google OS which has these specifications. Nvidia Tegra platfrom, ARM design CPU, 10.1 inch TFT Multi-touch display that would be HD ready, 2GB RAM, and WiFi, Bluetooth, and 3G connectivity, 64GB solid-state drive, etc.
Source: Google Chrome OS-based netbook tech specs are out
New MacBook Ripped Apart
iFixit teardown the newly released MacBook Polycarbonate Unibody to find out what is inside the new laptop from Apple.
Source: MacBook Polycarbonate Unibody Teardown
Apple Updates MacBook And Mac Mini
Apple update its MacBook and Mac Mini. The updated MacBook has durable polycarbonate unibody design, LED-Backlit Display, Multi-Touch Trackpad & Built-in Seven-Hour Battery.
From Apple’s Press Release: The new MacBook includes many of the great features found on the innovative MacBook Pro, such as an LED-backlit display, glass Multi-Touch trackpad and built-in long-life battery. With the only lineup of notebooks all featuring unibody enclosures, LED-backlit displays and long-life battery technology, there’s never been a better time to switch to a Mac.
Acer Adds Multitouch Display To Laptop
Acer revealed new Acer Aspire AS5738PG with a multitouch display running Microsoft Windows 7. The laptop includes a 15.6-inch screen where two fingers can be placed to manipulate images, write notes or zoom into maps. The Acer Aspire AS5738PG will retail at $788 and available on October 22.
Dell Latitude Z Laptop Charges Wirelessly
Dell released an ultra-thin premium business laptop, Latitude Z, with battery that charges wirelessly via inductive charging.
The Latitude Z 600 features 16 inch HD display, backlit keyboard, choice of Intel Core 2 Duo 1.4GHz SU9400 or 1.6GHz SU9600 processors, 2-megapixel “smart” camera, up to 4GB of RAM and two 265 GB hard drives, as well as an optional wireless charging stand and optional UWB-based wireless dock with USB, DVI and other connections.
Dell new slim laptop retailing for around $2,799.
Apple’s Cheaper MacBook Coming Soon?
The latest rumour is that Apple will soon be releasing a cheaper MacBook which will cost below $1000.
From Apple Insider, The new MacBook line will also serve as one of the final pieces in the construction of Apple’s sub-$1000 portable computing lineup, due to culminate sometime in the first quarter of 2010 with the introduction of the firm’s much-anticipated tablet device.
Microsoft Reveals Dual Screen Tablet
Microsoft is reportedly working on a dual screen tablet PCs called The Courier and the device is capable of folding like a book. The Courier features WiFi, two 7 inch displays, multi-touch and pen based interface.
