docking and undocking the display to turn your laptop into a tablet and vice versa may not be exactly the best option. you know how it is like. what if somewhere along the way you need the keyboard, but it was undocked and left at home or office? not good at all. which is why Sony thinks a slider (Sony is calling it “Surf Slider”) may be the way to go.
the new Sony VAIO Pro 11/13 Ultrabook may not be the thinnest, but they are sure the lightest in the market. sporting a uni-direction carbon fiber construction, the touch-enabled VAIO Pro 11 and touch-enabled VAIO Pro 13 tipped the scale at just 0.870 kg (1.92 pounds) and 1.060 kg (2.34 pounds), respectively (btw, they are lighter than the
before the dust has even settled on the newly announced MSI’s AMD-equipped gaming laptop, MSI has again announced a few more mobile gaming rigs that would certainly have gamers spoilt for choice. among the announced, the MSI GT70 Dragon Edition 2 Gaming Laptop (model 2OD-039US) caught our eyes with its
before you know it, Razer has again unleashed their third generation Razer Blade gaming laptops. it took a while for us to understand these where new because unlike Apple products, these beauties do not come with model year with it and hence the moment of confusion. however, with the inclusion of a 14-inch
business users who are torn between a tablet and a laptop can now rest their case with the Toshiba Portege Z10t Detachable Ultrabook, the firm’s first Windows 8 device designed for businesses that is both a tablet and an ultrabook. with mobile computers coming from Toshiba, you can be sure that the style
those who are waiting for alternatives to the usual Intel-flavored mobile gaming laptop can look forward to the refreshed MSI GX70 and GX60 Gaming Laptops, both touting AMD Richland A10-5750M chips. the GX60 (model 3AE-216US) features a 15.6″ Full HD non-reflective display, 750GB storage, 8GB of DDR3 RAM
most geeky gamers would love to customize their own gaming rigs, but if you prefer not to go through the configuration hassle, Origin PC has a cool bundle for you. for a limited time, the gaming PC maker is offering its EON17-SLX RTS (read-to-ship) gaming laptop bundled with Razer Lachesis gaming mouse, Corsair HSIA gaming headset and an Origin PC messenger bag.
are we really hopeless devotees of super high resolution displays? we suspect so, else why there seem to be a brewing pixel race? in any case, for all pixel junkies, Toshiba has something for you: the Toshiba KIRAbook, an all-new Ultrabook fitted with the firm’s first ultra-high resolution PixelPure display. the display touted a native resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 pixels
perhaps the Chromebook Pixel’s $1,300 price tag is a bit hard to accept for a ‘bare’ minimal laptop. so if you can do without fancy aluminum alloy chassis and a pretty uber high resolution display, but still want to speediness provided by Chrome OS, then you might want to give the HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook a thought. costing just $329.99, what this HP variant of the Chromebook
if you are still waiting for the crèam de la crèam of the Chromebook world, Google has a piece of good news for you: your wait is finally over. meet the Google Chromebook Pixel, an affordable laptop proposition that harnesses the power of Chrome OS to offer speedy computing experience. so what’s so super about the Google Chromebook Pixel?
can’t decide between a tablet or a notebook (i.e. laptop)? then look forward to this beautiful hybrid, dubbed the LG Tab-Book Hybrid Tablet Notebook that combines the best of both worlds. well, that’s if Windows is your OS of choice. set to grace the 2013 Mobile World Congress (February 25-28 in Barcelona, Spain), this latest offering from one of two Korean electronics juggernauts