Shuttle XPC X50V2 Barebones PC
March 17, 2010
Shuttle has come up with another one of its barebones computers, and that instance, it’s the Shuttle XPC X50V2. Aside from the fact that you’ll have to add your own hard drive and memory (since that is a barebones PC), the X50V2 sports some useful specifications, including a new dual-core Intel Atom D510 Pine Trail processor with integrated Intel GMA 3150 graphics. The Shuttle XPC X50V2 should be going for around $400, and specifications include:
- Intel Atom D510 Pine Trail processor
- Integrated Intel GMA 3150 graphics
- 15.6-inch 1366 x 768 touchscreen display
- Supports up to 4GB of RAM
- Supports a 2.5-inch hard drive or solid state drive (SSD)
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ExoPC Delayed Till Summer, But Will Offer Updated Specifications
March 17, 2010
You might remember the ExoPC, which looked like a distant cousin to Apple’s iPad, but is a Windows 7 powered tablet computer. It seems that there is some good news and additionally some poor news related to that product. The poor news is that the device will be delayed by a few months, due to the company switching production partners from China to Canada, thanks to a new deal with CiaraTech. The good news is that when the device is released, it will offer better specs such as a better processor, graphics, battery life, thinner, better screen and touch panel. It’s plus said that the company will be adding more features to the ExoPC UI Layer, possibly an application store as well. Do you think that you’re willing to wait for that 8.9-inch tablet device? Original specifications of the ExoPC included:
- Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor
- Powered by Windows 7
- 2GB of DDR2 memory
- 32GB SSD with SD card expansion.
- 4 hour battery life with the included user-replaceable battery.
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OCZ Onyx SATA II 2.5-inch SSD
March 11, 2010
OCZ is back with their new Onyx SATA II 2.5" SSD which aims to offer you the best bang for your buck, where it relies on multi-level cell (MLC)-based SSDs with 64MB of integrated cache to store your goods. Performance-wise, you get info transfer speeds of up to 125MB/s while reading, and up to 70MB/s during write operations. Since there is a considerable lack of moving parts compared to regular hard drives, the Onyx SSD is more resistant to shock and temperature fluctuations, coming with a mean day before failure (MBTF) rating of 1.5 million hours. You can give that a skip whether capacity is your main priority since the Onyx will initially come in only one size - 32GB at that, retailing for under $100.
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Dell Precision M4500 notebook
March 9, 2010
Dell's latest 15.6" Precision M4500 notebook does come with a whole lot of muscle just like its larger sibling, the M6500, although that one comes in a much more mobile unit. Of course, some of the specifications have been downgraded in some ways due to the size constraint, but you will still be able to enjoy a choice of either Core i5 or Core i7 processors. For those who want to go for the jugular, there is an option for a Core i7-920XM Quad Core Extreme Edition to go with a NVIDIA Quadro FX 1800M or 880M graphics card. Other notable features include a screen resolution of 1,920 × 1,080 with 100% color gamut, a backlit keyboard, a 64GB SSD mini card, a 3-megapixel camera, a multitouch trackpad, Precision ON and a multi-carrier-friendly Gobi 2.0 wireless chip. Prices start from $1,700 upwards.
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Netsee UNC-890 netbook
March 9, 2010
Netsee has introduced its latest super slim netbook known as the UNC-890 in the South Korea market, where it measures under an inch thin, tipping the scales at 920 grams. You will get an 8.9" widescreen LCD display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, alongside an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, 1GB RAM, a 3-megapixel webcam, Wi-Fi connectivity and a 32GB SSD. You will be able to pick it up in either white or red colors. Seems pretty rudimentary, and would manufacture for a great portable mail and surfing machine but don't expect it to do much more than that.
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Active SaberTooth ZT 1.8-inch 64GB PATA Turbo ZIF SSD
March 9, 2010
If you’re looking for a new replacement 1.8-inch drive for your netbook, it’ll be worth your moment to take a few minutes to peek at the Active SaberTooth ZT 1.8-inch PATA ZIF SSD, which is available in capacities of 32GB and 64GB. With read speeds up to 100MB/sec and write speeds up to 85MB/sec (thanks to a DRAM cache), it should be speedy ample for you to go about your business. The lack of moving parts means that the SaberTooth ZT is rugged suitable to be used in industrial scenarios, or embedded and network computing applications. Since it has the same physical dimensions as your standard 1.8-inch hard drives, replacing your current 1.8-inch drive with the SaberTooth ZT shouldn’t be an issue. It’s currently available on Amazon for $169.95 (32GB) and $299.95 (64GB).
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OO High Definition Wireless Projector Concept
March 8, 2010
The OO wireless projector is a durable device from the GEO series by designer David Riesenberg. Aside from being very elegantly designed, it’s able to display 1080p high-definition info via Wi-Fi or its internal SSD storage, and will be able to operate on its own without an external ability source for up to 3 hours, thanks to its lithium-ion battery. Of course, you’ll be able to hook it up to a capability source when it needs charging. The OO can additionally operate as a duplicator/extender, allowing you to extend or duplicate your current display with that projector. whether you need to adjust the projector’s positioning, you’ll be able to do so with help from three independently articulated legs. A touchscreen remote control is additionally included as part of the deal, though it will be able to work without the remote control, once you’ve successfully configured it.
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