On top of the laptop that Sony announced today, there is another cool device named VAIO L that belongs in the category of “touchscreen PCs”. This cool computer is available in different models, with the cheapest being a 2.7GHz Pentium dual-core processor with 4GB of RAM, and a hard-drive of 320GB, plus a DVD writer and a GeForce G210M as the graphics card - this low-end model costs approximately $1,300-

The other top-notch models come with a 2.66GHz Core 2 Quad processor, and 6GB of RAM, plus 1TB on the hard-drive, and instead of a DVD writer it has a Blu-ray drive, and a better graphics card which is the GeForce GT 240M. You can already pre-order a Sony VAIO L, but the shipping will only start on November.

Call me old-fashioned but I am happy with just an USB mouse attached to my laptop. Some people on the other hand would like something more exciting connected to their computer, like a chainsaw for example. What would you do with it that’s really beside the point. What matters is that the i.Saw is both cool and dangerous at the same time. Just crazy enough to impress your friends! Would you get one? Is it even legal for people to sell it as a computer accessory? Well it looks like it is. For $59.95 + shipping and handling you’re going to have this baby shipped to any address in the world this September.

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The HP LiM is a concept computer that will surprise you with its bold design. Less is More (LiM) will bring you a 19 inch transparent touch OLED screen which can slide down to offer you a more ergonomic touch experience. A wireless keyboard and a virtual trackpad will further help your navigate you way around the Internet. And how about that case for your desktop. It costs 65% less to produce and it uses Bamboo fabric to cover all that aluminum frame.

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Gateway is pretty popular thanks to their powerful laptops, and they have announced 2 new desktop models: the FX6710-01 and LX6200-01. The first one is made for gamers, while the second is made to have a better multimedia experience.

The FX6710-01 is a real beast, featuring an Intel Core 2 Quad Processor, and an uncommon amount of RAM memory set at 6GB. The graphics card is powered by an ATI Radeon 4850, while the operative system is the 64-bit version of Windows Vista Home Premium, with service pack 1.

The hard-drive storage capacity is huge - 750GB - and the extras include 6 USB ports, 2 located in the front and 4 in the rear, an eSATA port, and a 15-in-1 media card reader. Priced at $1,200.

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Sprint Nextel appears to have lowered the price of their Phone as Modem add on plans to $15 per month. That’s a huge $35 drop from the initial $50 per month fee. That’s quite a good deal or certainly a better one than what Sprint had running before.

In order to qualify for it you’ll have to abide by some rules. First of all you will need to own a Power Vision phone which can be tethered to a computer. Then you should get a data plan if you didn’t have one, just so you have the data to tether. Keep in mind that Sprint has a 5GB monthly data usage limit and a 300MB off-network limit in place and don’t go overboard too often.

Would you like a mouse for your Mouse Computer? I’ll show you a mouse later on after we finish off talking about this new Mouse Computer, the m-Book P650.

The m-Book P650 seems quite a promising notebook from what I’ve seen so far. Here are some specs for you to decide:

• 15.4 inch WSXGA+ display
• one of Core 2 Duo processors P8600/T9400/T9600
• up to 4 GB of RAM
• 250GB SATA hard drive
• GeForce 9600M GT 512MB
• HDMI out
• 2 megapixel webcam

Depending on what you decide to mount on your Mouse Computer, you will have a price ranging from $1,280 to $1,734. A mouse is not included! I think..