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Get caught up in technology with InterrupTech: October 26, 2009

by Iyaz Akhtar on Oct 26, 2009 at 08:00 AM

Welcome back to InterrupTech.  Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry.  We cover the Barnes & Noble Nook, Windows 7, Moto’s Droid, Apple’s latest computers, Dell’s new Adamo XPS, RIM’s new BlackBerry watch, VW’s new iPhone app, and Google’s music service.  Continue Reading »

Acer unveils the 15.6-inch touchscreen capable Aspire notebook

by Robert Nelson on Oct 14, 2009 at 11:01 AM

Acer has recently unveiled the AS5738PG, which is the latest model in the Aspire notebook lineup and also the companies first to offer multi-touch capabilities. The Aspire AS5738PG is going to be sporting a 15.6-inch display with a 1366 x 768 resolution.  But a little more specifically, that display will… Continue Reading »

Toshiba announces updated Satellite, Qosmio series notebooks for Windows 7

by Robert Nelson on Oct 14, 2009 at 10:24 AM

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 »

Hands-on gallery of the HP Envy13 and Envy15

by Iyaz Akhtar on Sep 15, 2009 at 08:09 AM

We got a chance to check out the HP Envy13 and Envy15.  They’re slick machines, but a picture is worth a thousand words, so check them out.  If you want to know more about the HP Envy13 and Envy 15 click through.  Continue Reading »

Say hello to HP’s Envy13

by Iyaz Akhtar on Sep 15, 2009 at 12:01 AM

The rumors are true, there are actually two HP Envy computers coming out.  The first one is the HP Envy13.  The “Voodoo” name is gone due to branding to the international market.  Like its predecessor, this Envy is thin at 0.8-inches and light at 3.74 pounds.  While light, battery life… Continue Reading »

HP’s budget conscious Pavilion DM3

by Iyaz Akhtar on Sep 15, 2009 at 12:01 AM

At $549, the Pavilion DM3 could easily be a bulky and unstylish machine, but it’s not.  HP made a sub-$600 notebook under 1-inch thick and it weighs only 4.2 pounds.  There are two processor options: the Intel Pentium SU4100 (1.30 GHz) and the AMD Athlon Neo X2 (1.60 GHz).  The… Continue Reading »

HP unveils the ProBook 4310 ultraportable, priced from $779

by Robert Nelson on Jul 21, 2009 at 06:51 AM

HP has recently added to their ultraportable lineup with the introduction of the 13.3-inch ProBook 4310.  In terms of pricing, the ProBook 4310 starts at $779, however depending on the options, that price could be increased.  To begin with, the standard specs include a 13.3-inch display (matte or glossy) with… Continue Reading »

Acer puts out cheap Blu-ray enabled notebook

by Shawn Ingram on Jun 22, 2009 at 11:11 AM

Last week, Sony announced a line of cheaper notebooks that featured Blu-ray drives.  While nobody would ever accuse Sony of being the cheapest anything, the Vaio NW starting point at $880 was one of the cheapest entry level Blu-ray notebooks.  Not to be outdone by anyone in price, Acer is… Continue Reading »

Sony announces budget Blu-ray notebook line

by Merlyn Akhtar on Jun 19, 2009 at 07:17 PM

Sony has announced the new NW line of VAIO notebooks, which will now be its entry-level Blu-ray notebook.  Starting at $880 for the Blu-ray models , the notebooks sport a 15.5” 1366 x 768 widescreen display for watching your Blu-ray content on the go and an HDMI out so you… Continue Reading »

HP Artist Edition 2: This isn’t your father’s notebook

by Jodie Andrefski on Jun 9, 2009 at 03:21 PM

Every product hitting the market tries for an angle to reach a target demographic.  Someone to sell their stuff to.  And HP really throws age distinction into the ring with their latest offering, the Artist Edition 2 Notebook PC. The big angle on this one?  Youth.  It’s like they are… Continue Reading »

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