When you talk of an ultra-thin notebook, Apple’s MacBook Air and Dell’s Adamo XPS would automatically come to mind. Now it seems that Toshiba wants to be included in that elite group as well, as a recent leak reveals. According to the leak, Toshiba is planning to churn out a system that will be powered by Intel’s Core i7 processor but still be small ample to fit into the ultra-thin category, thanks to some exotic cooling and construction. It will be using a system dubbed “Mountain Blaze” to lower the heat, and would be made out of a unibody, honeycomb structure, ensuring that it’s still hard, despite its dimensions. The system is targeted to weigh 2.4 pounds and will sport a 512GB SSD and could possibly be the first notebook to use Toshiba’s SCiB battery. whether everything works out hunky dory, the system would be shipping sometime that summer and could offer options of using Intel’s Core i3 or i5 processors as well. You can expect such a notebook to burn quite a deep gap on your wallet, so you’d better start saving now.

Permalink: Toshiba Planning To Offer The World's Thinnest And Lightest Notebook? from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Dell’s Aero has taken the moment out of its busy schedule to pay a visit to the FCC, taking it one step closer to its possible launch in Q2 of 2010. From the FCC reports, you can see that the device supports the UMTS 1900 / 850MHz bands, Wi-Fi b/g and Bluetooth. Are you looking forward to that phone from Dell, or are there other devices already on your mind?

Permalink: Dell Aero Visits The FCC from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

For folks who are looking out for a robust notebook that isn’t powered by Intel’s Core series of processors, you might want to check out Dell’s website which now includes info on its upcoming notebooks that use AMD’s quad-core Phenom II x4 CPUs. The Inspiron M501R on the site will be using AMD’s M880G chipset along with integrated Radeon HD4250 graphics, though you have the choice to add on the Radeon HD 550v discrete graphics components with 1GB of memory. The pricing isn’t available at the instance of writing, but you can be certain it’ll cost you a pretty penny. Specifications of the M501R include:

Permalink: Dell Teasing Us With Its Upcoming M501R Quad-core Phenom II Notebook from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

You might have been hearing blurbs about processor shortages from Intel recently, and now it seems like the situation is set to continue, as analysts and chip resellers have warned that the shortage might not break until May at the earliest. Thanks to the shortage, there is a low supply of Intel’s mobile Core i3, i5 and i7 processors, which apparently have led to some companies to pay up to a 20 percent premium in order to ensure that they get sufficient supplies. According to reports, the smaller companies are those more likely to be affected as Intel often prioritizes larger companies by smaller ones, which shouldn’t be surprising, after all, they offer more business. With that in mind, it seems that major computer builders, such as Apple, Dell and HP, haven’t faced significant shortages. It was even rumored that Acer might be related to the shortage, as the company is gearing up to promote its TimelineX notebooks.

Permalink: Intel's Mobile Core i3, i5 and i7 Shortages Continue from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Looks like more leaks from Dell has just happened, that moment round with a couple of devices known as the Sparta and Athens. These Greek-named devices will be powered by either Android or Linux, where the Sparta netbook tablet comes with not-so-Spartan features such as an 11″ TFT display at 1,024 x 768 resolution, an ARM processor, optional connectivity modules (3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) and a swivel mechanism which allows the display itself to rotate within its frame. Trippin’! As for the Athens, that netbook comes with a similar display size, an ARM processor as well as aforementioned optional connectivity modules. Expect both devices to be delivered to the market sometime that autumn.

Permalink: Dell Sparta and Athens leak from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

The Dell Aero’s specifications has been leaked, although we do know some about that smartphone from earlier news. Ready to hit the market sometime in that Q2 from AT, the Dell Aero runs off a 624MHz Marvell processor and comes complete with a 3.5″ capacitive multi-touch display, a stylus, QuickOffice pre-loaded to get you up and running right out of the box where mobile productivity is concerned, as well as support for Microsoft Exchange and ActiveSync. Hopefully the Android 1.5 OS will see an update shortly after the Dell Aero is released, where leaked documents has pointed to an Android 2.1 update released either in Q3 and Q4.

Permalink: Dell Aero specifications unveiled from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

While it looks like quite a tall device, the Dell Smoke (codename) looks quite similar to that of a Palm Pixi, though they’re very obviously different devices. Dell describes the design as a non-conforming style, but whatever they’re calling it, it looks good. The promise that it won’t break the bank just makes the phone more alluring. It’s scheduled to launch in Q2 of 2011 and specifications of the Dell Smoke apparently are:

Permalink: Android-powered Dell Smoke Looks Like A Sleek Palm Pixi from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

When it rains, it pours; and when there’s thunder, there’s often lightning. After the leaks by the Dell Thunder, Smoke, we’ve additionally got the details on the Dell Lightning. A glance at the picture above will show you that that phone is a portrait slider phone, and it looks quite slim too. The device is slated to ship in Q4, which fuels speculation that it’ll be powered by Windows Phone 7. Word is additionally going around that that phone will be getting an upgrade to LTE in Q4 of 2011, and that’s certainly something to look forward to. whether you’re wondering about the specifications, they are:

Permalink: Dell Lightning Portrait Slider Phone Looks Awesome from Ubergizmo | Hot: Macbook Pro Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

Most of us already know that AT&T will be getting a version of the Dell Mini 5 tablet, but according to the FCC report, it seems that the tablet could plus be destined for T-Mobile, as the filing shows support for the 1700MHz band used by T-Mobile’s 3G network. Are you looking forward to a tablet offering from Dell, or has your money already gone to a fruity company in exchange for an iPad?

Permalink: Dell Mini 5 Tablet Headed To T-Mobile? from Ubergizmo | Hot: Sony Vaio Z Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike

This isn’t the only Dell Mini 9 that has been modified into a tablet design factor, but whether you want a Dell tablet, but can’t wait for the upcoming Dell Streak tablets, you could always buy an already-modified Dell Mini 9 from eBay. The modder B-rock is currently offering his modified Dell Mini 9, and it sports a TV tuner, accelerometer, GPS, Bluetooth, 2GB RAM and a 32GB SSD. He’s plus thrown in a few weeks of after-sales tech support whether you happen to need it. Would you want to get a modified device, or do you think that your money is better spent getting something new and pristine from Dell?

Permalink: Modified Dell Mini 9 Tablet Up On eBay from Ubergizmo | Hot: Sony Vaio Z Review, ipad-review.html">iPad Review

Orginal post by Mike