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The LG Vortex, offered in the US by Verizon, is billed as an entry level Android smartphone. At USD 80 after discounts with a two-year Verizon contract, it is less expensive than many other Android phones. Yet it seems to have all the bells and whistles found in Android phones. We decided to take a closer look at what might have been sacrificed for its smaller price tag.
Today we have the ASUS N53SV notebook on our test bench. This multimedia/moderate gaming notebook has a lot of style to go with some nice specification under the hood. This machine looks really good with a brushed aluminum lid and wrist rest and a lot more. This notebook has a 15.6-inch 1366 x 768 resolution screen, Intel Core i7 2630QM CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M graphics processor, 750 GB of storage, 4 GB of RAM, and a lot more. Come along as we see what this notebook is made of!
Video phones have been a staple of science fiction for decades. Most of us have come to understand that video phones will never become the norm, simply because there are far too many circumstances in which we answer the phone but would never want anyone to actually see what we look like at the moment, or where we are. That being said, the video phone has its place, and what better place than the living room. There are few better uses in the home for a video phone or teleconference system than for communicating with far-flung friends and family and the living room provides a space where the entire family can congregate and interact with the biggest screen in the house. At $199, the Biscotti TV Phone strives to be an inexpensive way of integrating video teleconferencing into the home theater. Every call on the Biscotti TV Phone is free, but is every call worth making?
The Xperia P is an attractive phone. The sleek front, the transparent edge and the aluminium back side give it a very classy look. The performance is very reasonable, and while the dual-core processor can't be compared to current high-end hardware, it's more than good enough for normal use. The white subpixels make the display brighter than any other phone we've seen, and it's perfect for outdoor use, even in direct sunlight.
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Since the release of Apple's first iPad, competitors have been trying to duplicate its features in a less expensive tablet. No one has succeeded. Now Amazon has released the Amazon Kindle Fire – a tablet that takes a new approach. Amazon didn't try to match the features or even the size of the iPad. They simply tried to create a new tablet that can provide Web surfing, email, and a wealth of entertainment options at an affordable price. We took a close look at the Fire to see if Amazon's new approach created a worthwhile device.
While Dell release a plethora of machines over the course of a year, one of their latest releases caught our eye … the new XPS 15 (L501X). While the internal hardware is highly specified, we were actually quite intrigued by the moderate size of the chassis.
Im letzten Jahr überraschte Asus auf dem Mobilfunkmarkt mit dem Transformer Pad - eine Kombination aus Android-Tablet und Netbook. Auf dem Mobile World Congress 2012 präsentierte der Hersteller der Öffentlichkeit die Nachfolgemodelle Transformer Pad TF300 und TF700 Infinity. Beide Geräte haben wir einem Test unterzogen und klären, was es mit der Mischung aus Tablet und Notebook auf sich hat respektive welche Vorteile diese dem jeweiligen Nutzer bringen.
ASUS is more than Motherboards and Graphic Cards. In this review we take a look at their
ASUS G75VX ROG Gaming Laptop Review. A laptop packed with features and a lot of Gaming
Power.
What we want to do now is giving you a full hands-on look at the Switchblade User Interface panel that comes with the Blade. I guess in the design phase, the Razer folk thought in their efforts to create a highly focused gaming laptop that the regular touch pad in its centralized and boring location had to go and I applaud them for doing do. I personally cannot stand laptop touchpads and encourage other tech companies to get out of the square and experiment like Razer has done with the Switchblade UI.
If you are new to this whole talk about the Switchblade UI, let me sum it up right now. Gone is the run-of-the-mill regular touch pad and number pad area. The Switchblade UI is a combination of functions that is placed where the number pad is usually located on a keyboard. It is a combination of ten fully customizable buttons with graphical icons (Razer call them Dynamic Adaptive Tactile keys) as well as a four point multi-touch touch pad with gesture support and under the touch layer is a 4.05-inch LCD screen with an 800 x 480 resolution. There are also left and right click buttons as you'd see on a usual laptop touch pad. I doubt these buttons would get used much as any real gamer probably would have a gaming mouse hooked up to the Blade via USB.
We took a look at the ASUS Eee PC 1201T, a netbook based on the AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 processor, with a 12.1" screen with 1366x768 native resolution and more. Check it out!
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