By Rachel Rosmarin , published on October 21, 2009 at 7:30 PM
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Price: TBA, about $2,000 There’s nothing thinner than this. Dell hasn’t said much about this machine, which is expected to launch October 22, but we do know a few details, such as the fact that it is 9.9 millimeters thick (that’s 0.39"), and includes a 2.1 GHz Core 2 Duo processor and a 256 GB SSD. Reports have hinted that the computer will feature a heat-sensitive “latch” that when touched will automatically open the lid of the computer. That’s hot! |
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whatever happened with the bloatware rule microsoft was trying to make? did that ever get passed. all these laptops will suck if theres tons of bloatware on them, most users have no idea how to take it off
stupid companies setting themselves up for failure with boatware
whatever happened with the bloatware rule microsoft was trying to make? did that ever get passed. all these laptops will suck if theres tons of bloatware on them, most users have no idea how to take it off stupid companies setting themselves up for failure with boatware
Its annoying, but not hard to take off yourself
They left out the Alienware Area 51 and Area 512 ALX desktops
Kind of expensive, very good looking, very good optiones (just not prices). Unfortunately it is i7 with only 3 memory slots though, so 12gb cost ALOT
They left out the Alienware Area 51 and Area 512 ALX desktopsKind of expensive, very good looking, very good optiones (just not prices). Unfortunately it is i7 with only 3 memory slots though, so 12gb cost ALOT
Thanks! Good to know.
They should also place a screen offering links to the various virus apps BUT install Microsoft Security Essentials as standard. As soon as you pick another package, it removes the MS one. As we all know, if MS bundles something with Windows the EU will slap them in the face.
With luck the oems will realise how much they destroyed the face of vista with 512mb ram desktops/laptops, filled with absolute crap. Forget Google/yahoo/aol/ms toolbars, forget the huge av packages that slow systems, forget it all. Just be wise for a change and ensure that the systems shipped perform as fast as possible.
Dumb, really dumb. P.s. Sony laptops... they are nearly crippled when they arrive (might have changed now though)
I agree with excalibur about OEM's destroying Vista with their sub par offerings for hardware that are "vista compatible". However Microsoft should have saw this and did something about it.
I don't think that will be the problem this time because you can get a laptop with 4 gigs of memory and a decent processor for around $600.
Acer pic:
"Switchable discrete graphics mean you can snap out of battery-saving mode and into turbo-charged movie-watching mode."
Do you even know what dscrete graphics are for? WTF?!?!?!
Intel 950 will play 1080p content with the processor that things got!
Now this is a nice article indeed and without any moronic remarks.
I had fun reading it.
HP's ProBook 5310m and Pavilion dm3 should be releasing today too. The DM3's pretty much the poor man's Envy.
The Adamo looks *awful*...
HP's ProBook 5310m and Pavilion dm3 should be releasing today too. The DM3's pretty much the poor man's Envy.
Thanks for chiming in about these!
Finally i see a netbook with good specs for me. the acer timeline looks really good with a core 2 duo, 2gb ram,320gb SSD, and small size 11.6 is the perfect netbook for me at college. Just need to find $550. Meh, scholarship money comes in november, I'll take it!!!!!!!
Finally i see a netbook with good specs for me. the acer timeline looks really good with a core 2 duo, 2gb ram,320gb SSD, and small size 11.6 is the perfect netbook for me at college. Just need to find $550. Meh, scholarship money comes in november, I'll take it!!!!!!!
That's not a netbook, that's a notebook... A netbook doesn't use a Core 2 Duo CPU
That's not a netbook, that's a notebook... A netbook doesn't use a Core 2 Duo CPU
WOW how lost are you boy!!!!!!
Did you by any chance take a look at the whole article, find the netbook im talking about, and read the description.
But anyway, I investigated it because i like it and learned that this uses a core 2 duo SU7300 which is an "ultra-low-voltage"(ULV) cpu. And the size makes it a netbook no matter what it has. It also can carry a pentium su4100.
WOW how lost are you boy!!!!!!Did you by any chance take a look at the whole article, find the netbook im talking about, and read the description. But anyway, I investigated it because i like it and learned that this uses a core 2 duo SU7300 which is an "ultra-low-voltage"(ULV) cpu. And the size makes it a netbook no matter what it has. It also can carry a pentium su4100.
It's a laptop with a smaller screen
Anyways! I don't wanna start a war here, just telling you the fact that either this article is wrong, or you kinda don't get a definition of a netbook.
If you are running XP now, and things are working for what you need, and you don't want to spend money on new hardware, don't upgrade.
This not to mention the cost of the software. If you have a computer that is older than say a 2005 model, you will likely need more RAM, or a better video card, or possibly a new sound card, to go with Win 7. Personally, I am not impressed with 7. It is too do everything. Great for grandma to use, but not for me.