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For the people on the go, here is another potential notebook you can consider having along. Acer unveils its latest portable computing device with the releases of the Acer Aspire Timeline AS1810TZ 11.6-inch notebook. Boasting of an 11.6” HD LED backlit-display(1366×768, 16:9 aspect ratio), the Acer AS1810TZ is powered by an Intel Core Duo processor, an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD, 4096MB DDR2 memory, 320 GB HDD, webcam, multi-in-1 card reader, HDMI port and more. The Acer Aspire AS1810TZ notebook retails for $599.99 and will be available by October 22.

There are other models as well with varying screen size. Pricing is indicated below for reference.

  • Acer Aspire Timeline AS3810T-8737 (13.3” LED-backlit TFT LCD screen) ($799.99)
  • Acer Aspire Timeline AS4810TZ-4508 (14” LED-backlit TFT LCD screen) ($649.99)
  • Acer Aspire Timeline AS5810TZ-4784 (15.6” LED-backlit TFT LCD screen) ($649.99)

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Tags: Acer, aspect ratio, backlit display, card reader, ddr2 memory, gb, graphics media, hd, Intel, intel core duo, intel core duo processor, intel graphics media accelerator, Laptops, models, netbooks, notebook, portable computing
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  • Sony Vaio VGN-SR390 Laptop

    When you talk about laptops, the Sony Vaio is certain to be among the tops brands one would think of.

    The Sony VAIO SR390 can be one of the least expensive of the company’s ultraportable laptops but it also lacks the performance that can be found for less from other companies or with more features for the same cost.

    It comes with a LED backlit display that provides some excellent color without producing too much glare from the glossy coating. The keyboard design is also very comfortable and easy to use.

    The big problem with the VAIO SR390 is its cost. While it is relatively affordable for a Sony laptop, there are offerings from other brands that offer a similar level of features that cost less or provide even more features and performance for the same price. This makes the Sony really only a strong choice for those looking for a system with a very strong display or just have to own a Sony laptop.

    Specifications:

    • Intel Pentium Dual-Core T3400 Dual Core Mobile Processor
    • 2GB PC2-6400 DDR2 Memory
    • 160GB 5400rpm SATA Hard Drive
    • 8x DVD+/-RW Dual Layer Burner
    • 13.3″ WXGA (1280×800) Wide LCD With 1.3 Megapixel Webcam
    • Intel GMA 4500MHD Integrated Graphics
    • v.92 56Kbps Modem, Fast Ethernet, 802.11a/g/n Wireless, Bluetooth
    • Two USB 2.0, FireWire, ExpressCard/34, Memory Stick Slot, SD Card Slot, Fingerprint Scanner
    • 12.4″ x 9.2″ x 1.3″ @ 4.1 lbs.
    • Vista Home Premium, Works, VAIO Suite, Live OneCare

    (Source) About.com

    Tags: backlit display, ddr2 memory, dual layer burner, fingerprint scanner, firewire expresscard, glossy coating, integrated graphics, intel pentium dual core, keyboard design, Laptops, memory stick, mobile processor, sata hard drive, sd card slot, Sony, sony laptop, Sony VAIO, sony vaio vgn, ultraportable laptops, webcam intel
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  • Via chipsets has long been a familiar brand in the world of motherboard solutions for both the PC and mobile computers. And to help improve on their line of chipsets, Via has unveiled the VX855 chipset which allows HD video playback on mini-laptops by taking the computing-intensive task away from the core processor.

    The VIA VX855 Media System Processor chipset integrates a DDR2 memory controller, a 400/800-MHz front side bus processor interface, and input/output capabilities in a single chip. The product supports VIA’s Nano, C7, and Eden processor lines.

    The chipset makes high-definition video playback possible on mini-laptops, also called netbooks, by taking the computing-intensive task away from the core processor. The hardware supports a variety of video standards, including H.264, MPEG-2/4, VC-1, and WMV9.

    The 1-inch-square chipset combined with one of VIA’s processors uses 46% less space on a motherboard than competing twin-chip, core logic implementations, according to VIA. In addition, the VIA package has a 2.3-watt power envelope, which means it does not need a cooling fan. This enables system builders to design smaller and lighter portable PCs.

    (Source) Information Week

    Tags: cooling fan, core processor, ddr2 memory, Laptops, memory controller, mobile computers, Mobile News, motherboard solutions, netbooks, processor chipset, processor interface, system processor, video playback, video standards, wmv9




     

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