Radio Shack slashes netbook $100 for Black Friday
Now preferred to be known as the Shack, Radio shack is offering the Acer Aspire One, A0751h-1279, for $100 less on Black Friday. This netbook will sell for $249 instead of $349. This model has some noteworthy upgrades over other notebooks. Introduced back in May of this year, the Aspire… Continue Reading »
Samsung Go netbook heading to AT&T, available as of November 22
I cannot stress one device enough—a MiFi. They allow you to take a 3G connection with you and share it with up to 5 devices at any time and they can be found with Verizon Wireless and Sprint. That said, there must be something to these 3G-enabled netbooks because the… Continue Reading »
Leaked Black Friday Kmart deals
Kmart’s Black Friday flyer was released today on the Black Friday.info website and it seems to have a few good deals and doorbusters for those looking to get some great prices on their gadgets for Christmas. Kmart will open its doors at 6 am on Black Friday. For five hours… Continue Reading »
Ubuntu unleashes Karmic Koala, adds in MobileMe-like service for syncing
Only one week removed from the release of Windows 7 we have yet another new operating system. Canonical today released the newest version of its popular Linux distribution, Ubuntu 9.10 “Karmic Koala.” The new version doesn’t pack in as many changes as an X.04 update does, but it does have… Continue Reading »
Windows 7 netbook now on Verizon
Today, as you probably already know, is the release of Windows 7. The day comes not only with the new OS, but with a number of new computers to go along with the release. One of the biggest features is that Windows 7, unlike Vista, works fairly well on netbooks,… Continue Reading »
Toshiba announces updated Satellite, Qosmio series notebooks for Windows 7
The notebooks riding the Windows 7 train continues as we now have an announcement coming courtesy of Toshiba. I should also point out that a few of these latest models from Toshiba will also have a touchscreen displays. Lets begin with the new touchscreen display models, these are the Satellite… Continue Reading »
Talking about the Nokia Booklet 3G on TechVi
The details on the Nokia Booklet 3G have finally dropped and they are interesting to say the least. The Intel Atom powered laptop will cost $299 if you get it with a two year contract from AT&T. It will run Windows 7, has GPS, Nokia Ovi store access, Wi-Fi, and,… Continue Reading »
Haleron brings dual-Atom netbook to market
If there’s one boring thing about netbooks, it has to be that they all have essentially the same specs. That will be changing soon with the Pine Trail Atom processors that Intel will be shipping soon, but that’s not enough for Colombian manufacturer Haleron. Haleron set out to make a… Continue Reading »
MSI Wind U110 ECO claims over 15 hours of battery life
The MSI Wind, a favorite for Hackintosh enthusiasts, has a new model out called the Wind U110 ECO. MSI touts the battery life at over 15 hours on a 9-cell battery. The specs are pretty much what you expect out of a netbook these days: Intel Atom processor (1.60GHz), 10-inch… Continue Reading »
Tord Boontje designs HP Mini 110
Vivian Tam has company. HP has just introduced a brand new fashion netbook, this time designed by Studio Tord Boontje. The pattern is applied in multiple layers - the more you look, the more you see. HP calls it “HP Imprint 3D” and the “industry’s first three-dimensional surface technology.” It’s… Continue Reading »
Experience what it’s like to download at unlimited speeds from a massive collection of over 800 Terabytes of user uploads. You’ll max out your Internet connection downloading a file in… Continue Reading »
Black Friday 2009
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Palm Pre Information & Updates
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