There are times when you need a netbook and there are times when you need a big laptop. Samsung’s new Intel Centrino 2 powered laptop the R720 is big and
ARCHOS held a special event this week and announced a whole range of different mini PCs and netbooks. The leading product of the announcement (which also included a netbook and a laptop) was the ARCHOS 9 PC Tablet. This touch screen device doesn’t have a physical keyboard but the software provides a virtual keyboard which you use with your fingers directly on the screen. The ARCHOS 9 also includes everything you need to watch and record digital terrestrial television.
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Back in January ViewSonic announced the first model in its new computing line, the VPC100 All-in-One PC. The VPC100 is designed for those who want a PC based multimedia center in their living room. It is just 35mm thick can plays your movies (including DVD, DivX and MP4), has a webcam and best of all it is now available in the UK.
LG has revealed that its thinnest LCD screen to date is nearly ready for inclusion in its new upcoming HDTV range.
When BBC’s iPlayer was announced in 2004, it was expected that trials of the software would completed by December 2005. By July 2007, Windows-only users were able to use the complicated iPlayer from a download.
The latest series of Samsung LED TVs is due to hit shops soon, and if you’re in the market for the all important picture quality, this new range will be
Hold onto your hats folks because the kind people at Dell have reliably informed us that the wraps are now well and truly off the new Studio XPS 435 desktop machine in the UK - and boy does it sound tempting.
