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Friday, December 19, 2008
Panasonic Toughbook W7
Panasonic ToughBook W7 Ultraportable Laptop Review
by Darren Gladstone
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Mar 25 - Panasonic's ToughBook line consists of mobile computing workhorses. Its ultraportable model, the ToughBook W7, is, however, a quarterhorse dragging a too-heavy cart.
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by Darren Gladstone
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Mar 25 - Panasonic's ToughBook line consists of mobile computing workhorses. Its ultraportable model, the ToughBook W7, is, however, a quarterhorse dragging a too-heavy cart.
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Lenovo Thinkpad X200
Lenovo ThinkPad X200 Ultraportable Laptop Review
by Carla Thornton
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Aug 5 - Equipped with the new Centrino 2 processor, Lenovo's ThinkPad X200 looks a mild-mannered ultraportable, and yet it can leap tall workloads in a single bound. Its battery life is phenomenal, and the keyboard is huge. In short, this is a much better notebook than the ThinkPad X61, which it replaces, and a surefire winner for on-the-run execs.
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by Carla Thornton
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Aug 5 - Equipped with the new Centrino 2 processor, Lenovo's ThinkPad X200 looks a mild-mannered ultraportable, and yet it can leap tall workloads in a single bound. Its battery life is phenomenal, and the keyboard is huge. In short, this is a much better notebook than the ThinkPad X61, which it replaces, and a surefire winner for on-the-run execs.
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Our best processors, fastest graphics and durable, reliable data storage. It's why lenovo notebooks have earned a place on the desk/briefcases of business leaders.
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T-Mobile Sidekick 2008
Sidekick 2008 Smart Phone Review
by Darren Gladstone, PC World
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Sep 24 - The Sidekick 2008 has the best cell-phone keyboard I've ever used, and its trackball lets you whip through messages at lightning speed. Even so, that isn't quite sufficient to sway me to T-Mobile's newest hipster smart phone. Why? I blame the poky EDGE network, the phone's limited productivity uses, and the fact that I'm apparently not young enough. The newest Sidekick measures 4.7 by 2.3 by 0.7 inches; it's roughly the same size as the iPhone 3G, but a little thicker. The Sidekick 2008 is a refined Sidekick LX that costs about $50 less than its predecessor (when you sign up for a two-year plan, the 2008 model costs $200).
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by Darren Gladstone, PC World
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Sep 24 - The Sidekick 2008 has the best cell-phone keyboard I've ever used, and its trackball lets you whip through messages at lightning speed. Even so, that isn't quite sufficient to sway me to T-Mobile's newest hipster smart phone. Why? I blame the poky EDGE network, the phone's limited productivity uses, and the fact that I'm apparently not young enough. The newest Sidekick measures 4.7 by 2.3 by 0.7 inches; it's roughly the same size as the iPhone 3G, but a little thicker. The Sidekick 2008 is a refined Sidekick LX that costs about $50 less than its predecessor (when you sign up for a two-year plan, the 2008 model costs $200).
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Apple iPhone 3G
Apple iPhone 3G Smart Phone Review
by Melissa J. Perenson, PC World
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Jul 15 - Innovative design and seamless integration between software and hardware propelled the first-generation iPhone to instant stardom. Its successor, the iPhone 3G, at once expands upon that innovation--and delivers it at half the entry price of its predecessor. The result is a classy device whose abilities continue to make it a strong choice for smartphone shoppers who value form that supports function--but less of a must-have upgrade than you might think.
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by Melissa J. Perenson, PC World
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Jul 15 - Innovative design and seamless integration between software and hardware propelled the first-generation iPhone to instant stardom. Its successor, the iPhone 3G, at once expands upon that innovation--and delivers it at half the entry price of its predecessor. The result is a classy device whose abilities continue to make it a strong choice for smartphone shoppers who value form that supports function--but less of a must-have upgrade than you might think.
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RIM Blackberry Curve 8320
RIM BlackBerry Curve 8320 Review
by Liane Cassavoy
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Oct 25, 2007 - First came the trim, consumer-friendly BlackBerry Curve 8300. Then came the Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry 8820. Now there's the BlackBerry Curve 8320, an impressive PDA phone that combines the best of the previous two models and has an added bonus: While the 8820 supports Wi-Fi for data only, the 8320 lets you make voice calls over wireless 802.11b/g networks too.
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by Liane Cassavoy
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Oct 25, 2007 - First came the trim, consumer-friendly BlackBerry Curve 8300. Then came the Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry 8820. Now there's the BlackBerry Curve 8320, an impressive PDA phone that combines the best of the previous two models and has an added bonus: While the 8820 supports Wi-Fi for data only, the 8320 lets you make voice calls over wireless 802.11b/g networks too.
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Vostro 1510
Great For:
Small Businesses looking for enhanced security features and advanced graphics options
Small Businesses looking for enhanced security features and advanced graphics options
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Asus Eeepc 1000H 80g XP
Sep 24 - Ever since the Eee PC 4G opened up the mini-notebook market last year, Asus has been pumping out different flavors of the Eee, including versions of the original with XP and models sporting slightly larger screens and a multitouch pad. With the $460 Eee 1000H 80G XP, though, Asus addresses many of the previous problems we've had with earlier mini-notebook models--and it creates a solid second-gen machine in the process.
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Gateway P-172X FX
May 9 - A notebook catering to the gaming set is sure to deliver a flashy design and good horsepower. And Gateway's latest racer, the P-172X FX, doesn't disappoint.
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HP HDX18
Nov 24 - HP's HDX line is fairly straightforward--it courts multimedia fiends. From its double-wide demeanor (with ample room for full QWERTY keys and a keypad) to all the plugs and ports offered here, the HDX18--a fairly fashionable desktop replacement--will stand out on your desk. The HDX18 isn't quite a desktop-destroyer like Toshiba's Qosmio X305 (Toshiba's Qosmio line has a well-deserved rep for awesome performance in games and stellar audio--hang in there, we'll have a review of the X305 up soon enough), but the HDX18's multimedia-mindedness proves that HP is ready to put up a fight. (We've also reviewed HP's HDX16, a very similar entertainment-focused laptop; the main differences are a smaller screen, a smaller hard drive, a slightly plainer keyboard--and a lower price.)
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Gateway P-172X FX
by Darren Gladstone, PC World
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May 9 - A notebook catering to the gaming set is sure to deliver a flashy design and good horsepower. And Gateway's latest racer, the P-172X FX, doesn't disappoint.
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May 9 - A notebook catering to the gaming set is sure to deliver a flashy design and good horsepower. And Gateway's latest racer, the P-172X FX, doesn't disappoint.
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HP HDX18: Multimedia Marvel Review
Nov 24 - HP's HDX line is fairly straightforward--it courts multimedia fiends. From its double-wide demeanor (with ample room for full QWERTY keys and a keypad) to all the plugs and ports offered here, the HDX18--a fairly fashionable desktop replacement--will stand out on your desk. The HDX18 isn't quite a desktop-destroyer like Toshiba's Qosmio X305 (Toshiba's Qosmio line has a well-deserved rep for awesome performance in games and stellar audio--hang in there, we'll have a review of the X305 up soon enough), but the HDX18's multimedia-mindedness proves that HP is ready to put up a fight. (We've also reviewed HP's HDX16, a very similar entertainment-focused laptop; the main differences are a smaller screen, a smaller hard drive, a slightly plainer keyboard--and a lower price.)
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Lenovo Thinkpad X300
This ultralight packs a decent punch and has more than enough features for the weight-conscious business traveler.
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Full Review • Test Report • Compare Prices • User Reviews
Lenovo Thinkpad X200
The X200 is one super ultraportable with full-featured performance, battery life and a good keyboard to boot.
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Full Review • Test Report • Compare Prices • User Reviews
Gateway P-172X FX
As an affordable portable gaming box, the P-172 XFX gets a couple things right and a couple others painfully wrong.
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Full Review • Test Report • Compare Prices • User Reviews
HP Pavilion DV7
This heavy duty desktop replacement's performance wows, but falls a little short where you'd expect it to sing: multimedia.
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Full Review • Test Report • Compare Prices • User Reviews
Lenovo Thinkpad SL400
This entry-level ThinkPad offers features (and software) one expects, once limited to lower-end models.
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Full Review • Test Report • Compare Prices • User Reviews
Micro Express JFL9226
The JFL9226 cuts most of the right corners to produce a budget-friendly road warrior. It just needs a facelift.
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Full Review • Test Report • Compare Prices • User Reviews
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