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Lenovo IdeaPad U310 – A Cheap Ultrabook

Leave a Comment Posted by on October 24, 2012

Lenovo IdeaPad U310After all the new and expensive ultrabooks that we have reviewed made by Lenovo, the time has come to introduce an older, but cheaper one. It belongs to the IdeaPad series that is aimed at the low end of the market that is the most vast consumer part and in that part of the market it is the hardest thing to be unique. This ultrabook doesn’t shine with hardware, or with its design or manufacturing process, but it sticks out with its price.

The one that we are reviewing goes with the suffix (59336184) and it is the only one in this series that doesn’t have Ivy Bridge architecture.  Read more of this post

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Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11- Windows RT Packed Smaller Brother

Leave a Comment Posted by on October 19, 2012

Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11Flip, turn, twist, bend, this is the newest hype introduced by Lenovo.

Lenovo had a grand opening last Tuesday introducing a bunch of devices that will work on Windows 8 and they called the whole family of devices a touch optimized family.

Firstly they have re-introduced the IdeaPad Yoga 13 that we have reviewed earlier this year. The Yoga comes with a new hinge that will allow its screen to rotate full 360 degrees and convert it from a laptop into a tablet. This tablet will be available from 26th of October for a price starting from £999. Read more of this post

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Rikomagic – Ruminants Of The Past

Leave a Comment Posted by on October 8, 2012

RikomagicThe year 2009 was very interesting for the hardware developers. The coming out of small, ultra-portable notebook computers, known by the name netbook, has opened a new chapter in the development of mobile computers. Even though they are slow for today’s standards, they are still usable for the task that they were made for. The Atom processors were behind time, even at the time they came out. That’s why the manufacturers gave up this approach and went into production of ultrabook computers, which kept their dimensions, but brought with them a bigger punch, with the much stronger hardware. Read more of this post

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Samsung Series 9 (NP900X3C)- A Nine For A Pure Ten

Leave a Comment Posted by on August 24, 2012

Samsung Series 9Expected or not, Samsung at the start of this year lifted a lot of dust on CES, mainly with their mobile phones, TV’s and household items, but they also impressed the world with their laptop Series 9, which are so light that even MacBook Air should be afraid. The first dilemma when you see a notebook like this is in which class you should consider it. Is it a notebook or an ultrabook?  Best description will be to say that it is an ultrabook, which jumps out from all the competition. Read more of this post

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Maingear Pulse 11 – Zipped Gaming Notebook

Leave a Comment Posted by on June 17, 2012
Maingear Pulse

Maingear Pulse 11

The concept of an ultrabook netbook computer just gained another sub-species and it is the gaming ultrabook. The raw computing power and mobility, which define this kind of computers are still not enough to supply the regular user/gamer, a good session of gaming with some of the recent games. All of that is going to change with the revolution that the company Maingear is going to bring. The revolution is starting with their new ultrabook that is called Pulse 11.

In this gaming ultrabook they managed to put all of the best components in its very compact housing. Read more of this post

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Asus PadFone – Is It A Phone, Is It A Tablet OR Is It A Laptop?

2 Comments Posted by on April 15, 2012
Asus PadFone

Asus PadFone

Asus lately has been full of surprises. Starting from their innovative designs of tablets, which are in different ways combined with keyboards, up to the most recent PadFone.

So the latest combo is not something revolutionary,it’s not like they discovered the wheel, but it is quite a good innovation in a sense. The phone by itself has nothing special at this time; it comes with some regular options and works on Android. It has a Qualcomm Dual Core 1.5GHz processor, 1GB RAM and option of 16/32/64 GB memory depending on the micro SD. It also has all the newest connection options like Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi, micro USB and a 3.5mm audio jack. The last details are the SuperAMOLED screen that is 4.3 inch (960×540) and an 8MP camera. Read more of this post

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Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook- Dell’s version of an Ultrabook

Leave a Comment Posted by on April 13, 2012
Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook

Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook

The hottest thing this year is definitely the Ultrabook, as a way of the computer companies to strike back to the ever-growing market of the Tablets. On CES this year was said that “you couldn’t be more than 3 feet away from an Ultrabook”. So learning from the examples set by Macintosh, Asus and other companies that already started the revolution of the Ultrabook, Dell entered on this market with their own interpretation of a great investment.

The Ultrabook itself is made on the top side from a machined aluminum in silver, with the Dell logo on top. The bottom side is made out of carbon that will keep it cool and light. Read more of this post

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