Showing posts with label Laptops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laptops. Show all posts
Dell Inspiron 15R 5520
Get easy access to all that matters most, and connect easily with family and friends to share life`s big moments with new Dell Inspiron 15. Keep your music, videos, photos and more at your fingertips with Dell Stage software. With SyncUP, you can also enjoy the same content on your PC, Smartphone and tablet. Immerse yourself in movies, online videos and casual games on the 39.6cm (15.6 inch) widescreen HD display offering 1366x768 pixels for better view.
Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13
Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 is engineered for both Work and Play. In this YogaPad you have the choice to work whether use it as tablet or laptop. Use the Yoga 13 as a traditional notebook for editing files, composing documents, blogging, or focused work. Flip the screen around to comfortably listen to music, look at photos, or browse Web sites in tablet mode.
Apple MacBook Pro 15 Inch
Apple brings you the new 15-inch MacBook Pro (MC976HN/A). Featuring the highest resolution screen among laptops, the lightweight MacBook pro with Retina Display features a completely redesigned aluminium unibody case. The new MacBook Pro is 25% lighter than its previous models.
Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78
Today's gaming and entertainment laptops need to cram the most cutting-edge processors, blazing graphics cards, a ton of storage space, and a gorgeous display into a notebook that can catch the eye of picky multimedia mavens. Toshiba set out to do just that with its 17-inch Qosmio X775-3DV78, and took it a step further by throwing in a 3D-enabled display and a pair of Nvidia's active shutter 3D glasses. But gamers and entertainment afficionados don't just want power, they also want great style, and they want it all at a decent price. So does the $1,899 Qosmio X775 satisfy?HP Envy 17
For people who either can't afford Apple's 17-inch MacBook Pro or are just stalwart PC loyalists, it would behoove them to check out HP's Envy 17 (starting at $1,399; $1,599 as configured). For much less money (the MacBook Pro starts at $2,299), this big-screen beauty offers an equally elegant design and more powerful components. Despite one noteable flaw, the Envy 17 is an excellent choice.
Dell Inspiron 17R SE 7720
The Inspiron 17R Special Edition is like a Toyota decked out with all the bells and whistles. While it's not as sleek as Dell's Lexus-like XPS, this 17-incher does have a lot of power and premium features under the hood. For $1,099, you get a quad-core Ivy Bridge processor, a 2GB Nvidia graphics card for gaming and a matte 1080p display. Plus, the built-in Skullcandy speakers promise to give your favorite tunes and flicks some added oomph.CyberPower FangBook X7-300
When it comes to gamers on a budget, only two things matter: power and price. Boutique gaming maker CyberPowerPC aims to please with the FangBook X7-300. Running a Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce GTX 680M GPU, the X7-300 has the specs to play some of the most graphically taxing games on the market without breaking a sweat. And thanks to a relatively affordable $1,799 price tag, gamers don't have to break the bank to deliver serious "pwnage." But does the FangBook X7-300 have the bite to back up its bark?Apple Macbook Air Review
The 13-inch MacBook Air has become the very model of the modern notebook. Thin, light, and with instant-on responsiveness, Apple's hit is so admired by the PC industry that it has spawned an entire category of Windows-powered Ultrabooks. To keep the competition at bay, the latest version of the Air adds a faster Ivy Bridge processor, USB 3.0 and drops the starting price by $100 while keeping the iconic design intact
Samsung 13-Inch Series 9 Ultrabook Released
Samsung has unveiled the latest version of its 13-inch Series 9 Premium Ultrabook, and this time the diminutive notebook is packing a slick 1080p display. The $1,399 Series 9 , which is available now through Samsung.com, weighs in at 2.5 pounds and measures 12.4 x 8.6 x 0.5 inches.
