It seems that the new AMD processors that will see action in the HP Pavilion DM1 would be those from the 45nm mould, and not similar to the ones found in the ThinkPad X100e series. It will retain the similar chassis which is the one used by the HP Mini 311, although that one will see the previous Intel CULV base being swapped for AMD processors instead, particularly the Athlon Neo and dual core Turion II Neo CPUs. There is no word on pricing or availability as at press duration though.

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Thermaltake has just released its ARMOR A90 mid-tower chassis that comes in an all-black design alongside a reinforced front door that ought to keep those who want to have the most stylish desktop in the neighborhood happy. It claims to have a bulletproof armor design – we do have our doubts concerning how bulletproof that is, as we’re certain it can be pierced with a shot from any gun, but perhaps Thermaltake meant it to look as though it was bulletproof? You will find a solitary 20cm blue exhaust LED-fan on top and one 12cm intake blue LED-fan in the front pre-installed, while air circulation gets a boost with another 12cm exhaust turbo fan on the behind. Thermaltake skips the USB 3.0 bandwagon with that though, although it carries a quartet of 4 USB 2.0 ports. Fancy forking out $94 for that puppy?

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MSI has revealed that it has a new CX705MX notebook that will come with a 512MB Radeon HD 545V graphics chipset, offering more than adequate juice for folks who are on a tight budget to handle HD videos on its 17.3″ 1,600 x 900 resolution display. To invent certain that great visuals go along with a decent level of audio, there are a couple of 2W speakers accompanied by a subwoofer to keep things going. No concept on the kind of Intel Core 2 Duo processor used underneath the chassis, but we do know that the CX705MX will run on Windows 7 Home Premium with a 250GB or optional 320GB or 500GB hard drive. Other specifications include a 4-in-1 memory card reader, HDMI output, VGA output, three USB ports and an Ethernet port, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, and a 1.3-megapixel webcam. No concept on pricing or availability though.

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While technical details of the upcoming Eee PC 1201K and 1202X haven’t been revealed yet, leaked pictures from the product manual have surfaced, giving us a rough notion of what these notebooks will look like when they’re released. The Eee PC 1201X seems to share the same chassis design as the Eee PC 1201T, though it isn’t clear whether it will continue to use an AMD chipset. The design does show that there will be no HDMI port on it, though. Details of the 1201K are even less, but the strange thing is that there doesn’t seem to be any access panel at the bottom of the computer, which would form upgrading components such as the RAM a lot more troublesome. Are you shopping around for a new netbook at the moment?

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What you see above could possible be from the Nikon E3 DSLR model that was released all the way back in 1998 – yes, a dozen years ago, but it is interesting to note that it could very well be some other model. Dubbed as patent application 20100103283, that aims to reduce potential consumption in a camera alongside an rarely shaped LCD display. It would be interesting to find out what kind of camera chassis would accommodate such an LCD display. Guess we can always keep our eyes peeled, eh?

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The Jumper JK01-TT tablet joins the ranks of tablet clones, but that model might have some features going for it that helps it stand out from the rest of the crowd with 3G connectivity as well as an integrated G Sensor. that 10.1″ touchscreen display device additionally sports Wi-Fi connectivity and can work equally well with the bundled wireless keyboard or using nothing but finger taps. For $671, you get a 1.2kg chassis (thanks to the SATA hard drive within), so you might want to sling that around your shoulder instead of holding it in your hands wherever you go.

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When you first lay your eyes on that, chances are you will think that that is some sort of HTPC or small mold factor machine from a computer manufacturer. You will be pleasantly surprise to find out that that is the brainchild and handiwork of Andrew Macdonald, who came up with the case mod with his Xbox as an inspiration. that passively cooled machine will come with HDMI, optical and coax S/PDIF, eSATA, and USB connectivity alongside 802.11n Wi-Fi support and a hot-swappable drive bay. An Intel Atom 330 1.6GHz processor is accompanied by NVIDIA ION graphics, 4GB RAM and a custom Windows XP hack running Boxee Beta as its operating system of choice. An internal flash drive helps keep things running quiet underneath the chassis.

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Word on the street has it that Asus is currently working on a new tablet which will see an Intel Core i5 or i7 processor in action underneath the chassis, apart from Windows 7 as the operating system of choice. Apparently, it could be unveiled within the next couple of weeks, and whether it is the same device that we talked about a couple of days earlier, thereupon the Q3 release instance mentioned would have been way off the charts. Apparently, that tablet will resemble the WePad (as seen above) closely, but stay tuned as we uncover more data on it.

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Check out that rather mind-boggling hack – it uses the chassis of an original Game Boy to hold the innards of a Game Boy Advance, which is its direct successor. No notion on the reasoning behind that mod, but we guess art is really hard to decipher, particularly when it is cobbled together by brilliant individuals. At least you know that mod sports a rechargeable battery, and it would be interesting to find out the location of the GBA’s shoulder buttons…

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Asus’ latest multimedia-oriented notebook, the N82J, will be powered by a choice of Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processors as well as having the Nvidia Optimus graphics management which allows you to seamlessly transit within a committed GeForce GT335M 1GB video card or an integrated Intel GPU, depending on your current needs. Apart from that, it might look rather normal on the outside, but its chassis can hold up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, a maximum of 640GB of hard drive space, a DVD writer or Blu-ray Combo drive, a 2-megapixel webcam, USB 3.0 connectivity and Windows 7 holding everything together. No notion on pricing or availability as at press day though. [Press Release]

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