Samsung is here to treat you with two of its latest netbooks, the N210 and NB30. The N210 features a spacious keyboard in an Ivory-painted case while the NB30 comes in a textured Black-tinted housing. Both are powered by Atom N450 processor which enables each to play HD video with 1GB RAM, 10.1-inch, and 1024×600 LED-lit LCD monitor. These were priced at $379, a real affordable deal when you are into cost-cutting.
Playing virtual games comes stylish with Origin’s newborn Eon 18 Gaming Laptop which offers an 18.4″ high definition widescreen. It is equipped with dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 208M GPUs, 7.1 high-def audio, up to three 250GB SSDs and powered by Core 2 Extreme Quad QX9300. Origin will let you customize the cover by putting your name or logo on it.
Lenovo’s all-in-one PC the C315 is power packed with an AMD Athlon dual-core processor with a 4GB ATI Mobility Radeon graphics card which is sure to give you a punch when you do your multimedia fun at home. It also has Windows 7 OS to maximize its speed. Other features include the Lenovo’s IdeaTouch interface which consists of PowerCinema, AutoCollage and VeriTouch software.
There is a rumored development of a Windows Phone 7 just in time for the Mobile World Congress. One of the most noticeable differences is that the phone will not sport multitasking but pausing of applications like the iPhone. It would have no Flash support. Application installation through a marketplace. Zune Intergration. Full XBOX gaming integration. Lots more features to watch out for.
Now the 2TB stage has another star in the running! Samsung has introduced the Samsung EcoGreen F3EG which is 500 GB higher than the 1.5TB F2EG. This will be able to store 80 hours of DVD video or 500,000 or more songs in MP3 format.
Lenovo is giving us a chance to explore and enjoy the experience of flipping things up like what the new IdeaPad can. This new convertible netbook is powered by Intel Atom N470 1.83 GHz processor run by a Pine Trail platform. The IdeaPad is being operated by a Windows 7 Home Premium. If you like the monitor spinning effect, get it for $649.
How many of you have ever thought that the future computer system will be no longer featuring a physical monitor and keyboard? Pauline Carlos, an industrial designer brings out one amazing concept called the Froot. The model comes in a colorful case which is made up of biodegradable starch-based polymer that has two projectors – one that projects the display on the wall and one that projects the keyboard on the desk. Could you imagine typing on a keyboard without feeling any humps?
