Toshiba ’s announced a worldwide, voluntary recall of about 41,000 T Series laptops because of a burn hazard. The laptops apparently carry the risk of overheating AC adapters which can then… burn you.
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Toshiba issues recall for 41,000 T Series laptops because of burn hazard
It’s that time of the year again! Yep, the time when most laptop makers start thinking about the holiday season and unleash a massive amount of systems. Samsung’s kicking off its announcements at IFA with the SF and NF Series, both of which have a brand new wave or fin-like designs — they were apparently codenamed “shark” within the company. Beginning with the netbooks, the NF series will hit in the coming weeks and will be available in two skus — the ivory, single-core Atom NF210 will be $379 and the silver NF310 will have a dual-core Atom processor for $399
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Samsung launches new NF and SF Series laptops with ’shark’-like designs
Sure, that laptop you’re staring out might have been purchased by your company’s IT department, but who hasn’t snuck on a film or game to fill the desperate void between PowerPoint presentations and time sheets? Problem is, those teeny tiny tinny laptop speakers aren’t exactly immersive
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Logitech takes its wireless Z515 and tethered Z305 speakers on the road
We have to say it’s a bit odd for HP to be announcing its own wireless streaming peripheral — it seems like something more up IOGEAR or Belkin’s alley — but the $199 Wireless TV Connect is exactly what we’ve been waiting for in some respects.
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HP Wireless TV Connect streams 1080p video, hits Intel WiDi where it hurts
About nine months ago ASUS released its 12.1-inch Eee PC 1201N to much fanfare. It was the first “netbook” to pack NVIDIA’s Ion platform and a desktop-class Atom processor. Translation: it absolutely wrecked regular netbooks (and even other Ion netbooks ) on the graphics and performance battlefield.
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ASUS Eee PC 1215N review
Fujitsu ’s announced a new laptop, the Lifebook AH530 GFX. An update to the already available Lifebook AH530, this one’s got an external graphics card with 1GB of dedicated video memory.
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Snappy looking Fujitsu Lifebook AH530 GFX boasts 1GB external graphics
Remember this classic from way back at CES in January ?
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ASUS NX90Jq now available… sort of
If you’re looking for the quintessential tablet experience, but aren’t so fond of giving up the small luxuries that come with owning a laptop, HP’s TouchSmart tm2t was probably high on your list once it was introduced earlier in the year. Boasting a 12.1-inch capacitive touchscreen, a swivel option for converting it into a tablet and plenty of power for the Average Joe / Jane, it looks — on paper, at least — that this guy is the definition of ’striking a balance.’ For those that plopped down the coin to bring one home, we’re interested to hear how it has or has not lived up to your expectations. Is the note-taking experience up to snuff
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How would you change the HP TouchSmart tm2t?
It boggles the mind to think that one Fermi GPU could be fit inside a laptop, but two ?
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Eurocom serves up GTX 480M SLI and HD 5870 CrossFireX options, seasons with Core i7-980X
Terrific news, laptop shoppers. Toshiba’s concept-turned-commercial Libretto W100 is now on sale in the US of A, but there’s no telling how long it’ll remain in stock. We heard from the get-go that this dual-screen wonder would only be a limited run, and just a week after going on sale in Japan , the W105-L251 is getting prepped right now for a shipping label with your address on it
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Toshiba’s dual-screen Libretto W100 laptop on sale in America for $1,100
