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Today it is the turn of the 15" Inspiron to receive a refresh, moving to the Intel Core i3 / Core i5 platform and adding DirectX 11 support. Here at HardwareHeaven we have one of the first samples on our test bench and will run it through a selection of real word gaming, media and productivity tests to establish how well it performs.
Mit der Galaxy-Reihe hat sich Samsung und die weit verbreitete Smartphone-Familie im Mobilfunkmarkt etabliert, welche mittlerweile in der vierten Generation verfügbar ist. Das Galaxy S4 gibt es aber neben der klassischen Version auch als "Active-Modell", welches insbesondere für die Nutzung im Outdoor-Bereich entwickelt wurde. Wie sich dieses spezielle Modell im Alltag schlägt, erfahrt ihr im Test.
Mit dem Xperia X10 möchte Sony Ericsson die Android-basierte Smartphone-Konkurrenz angreifen. Das auf Multimedia und Social Networking abgestimmte Gerät markiert für den Hersteller den Einstieg in die Android-Oberklasse. Ob das japanisch-schwedische Joint Venture hiermit Erfolg hat, prüfen wir im Test.
Lange Zeit konnte Apple nahezu konkurrenzlos den Tablet-Markt konkurrieren, dafür sorgten nicht zuletzt Geräte mit unpassendem Betriebssystem. Dies soll das Motorola Xoom ändern. Als erster Vertreter der „Honeycomb“-Generation will der Hersteller zusammen mit Google an Boden gut machen und zeigen, dass Android doch für Tablets geeignet ist.
On our test bench today is Alienwares new M11x, an 11.6 inch laptop featuring Core i5 CPU and Nvidia Optimus technology. We will be putting it through a selection of real world tests including StarCraft 2, media transcoding and HD playback to establish how good it really is.
The NETTAB Mercury XL (NT-3504M) smartphone from iconBIT is powered by a Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A7 CPU, with PowerVR IMGSGX544. The 4.5’’ screen comes with a 1280x720 resolution and we also have a 2MP sensor for the frontal camera and 8MP for the back.
When you are dealing with a name like Sony, you know that you will pay a premium for the brand. Sony offers a wide variety of notebooks and other computers that are broken into machines for the consumer and machines for the business users. Today I am going to take a look at one of the machines for the business users out there.
When i got my first cellular phone back in 1996 (a Motorola) most people i knew at the time despised even the idea of people being able to reach them when not at home so buying such a "gadget" was simply out of the question. Fast forward 16 years later and the same people now own not one but at least two cellular phones with two or more different numbers. Of course compared to back then the new smartphones are now immeasurably more powerful and can also act like mini computers capable of doing pretty much anything one would want while on the road or at home from taking pictures, recording/watching HD (high definition) video clips and listening to music to browsing the internet, using social sites, storing notes and checking to see your exact position via GPS (Global Positioning Satellites). Huawei may not be name many people recognize in the word of smartphones but they are amongst the top manufacturers of pretty much everything related to communications and today with us we have their U8860 Honor smartphone.
The Eee PC 1000HE is one of the latest laptops in Asus’s ever expanding line of superportable notebooks, more commonly known as netbooks. What differentiates this offering from many of their other netbooks is the 6 cell battery included as standard with the machine… it is the real selling point for this model and purportedly offers up to 9.5 hours of battery life. We’ll find out later in whether the machine can come close to these impressive claims.
Portable gaming power has always raised a few questions in my head. Mostly laptops are limited in processor and graphics power. Let alone that the cooling is not as optimized as the desktop variants. Last year at Cebit I already saw some nice specifications amongst the acclaimed gaming notebooks. With the arrival of the Sandybridge processors a whole new era of computing was unleashed. High frequency, low power consumption and all in all being able to operate at acceptable temperatures. The mobile variants aren't any different. I own a Sandy bridge based laptop since a few months and it still amazes me how smooth it works with all sort of applications. Plus the the battery duration is over 4 hours. And it's just a cheap mainstream Acer notebook. Absolutely nothing fancy like todays MSI GT780 Gaming laptop. The MSI crew promised smooth gameplay, even in the latest hot game titles. Being an avid online gamer, I just couldn't resist to ask for a review sample.
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