Laptops Arena

According to SlashGear, MSI GX630-028US, one of the newest notebook computers introduced by the computer manufacturer, is available now at a low price of $799.99. This would make it a top system among cheap gaming computers, as MSI is recognized for using the latest technologies in its releases, while this specific model features an AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core processor, the NVIDIA GeForce 9600 graphics card, 250 SATA hard drive, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM memory, Bluetooth connectivity, Wi-Fi module, a built-in 2MP web camera, the MSI Turbo Drive-engine technology, the MSI ECO Engine with 5 operating modes that help increasing the battery life, and a 15.4-inch glare LCD widescreen display.



The GX630 base model was introduced back in September sporting an eye-catching design with black housing and some cool fiery red lines in addition to the aerodynamic design reserved for the touchpad, while integrating the AMD Puma Mobility Platform, the AMD Turion 64 X2 Ultra processor technology, NVIDIA Geforce 9600M GT 3D graphics card with 512MB built-in DDR3 VRAM graphics memory, 7.1 Channel output for high-quality sound, SoundBlaster support, Multi-DVD burner, optional Blu-ray drive, and a 3-in-1 card reader.
It can be powered either from the 6-cell battery or from the optional 9-cell.



Another special design element consists of coloring the W, A, S and D buttons on the keyboard, making it easier for the user to find direction controls needed during the gameplay.
MSI specified a total dimension of 358 x 260 x 27 mm at just 2.7Kg.

Check the laptop in the presentation video:

Tablet PC touch screen computers are usually more expensive than laptop computers, but they also provide a handy solution that increases the work productivity on the go if your field of work is categorized as sales, insurance, healthcare, surveying, or others requiring having a computer at disposal at any moment.

Fujitsu Siemens created the new STYLISTIC ST6012, a tablet PC with a large anti-glare display of 12.1 inches in diagonal weighting 1.6Kg, powered by the Intel Core 2 Duo processing technology and enabling high-speed wireless Internet connectivity via 3G/UMTS.
More than that, the tablet operates for up to 9 hours continuously until the battery needs to be recharged, enough time to perform various tasks accessible via the included stylus pen, and store the files in the secure 64 GB Solid State Disk with ShockSensor.
The ShockSensor is in charge with securing the data in case of accidental drops or bumps, locking the storage.

STYLISTIC ST6012 tablet PC touch screen model has a built-in ConfCamera for pictures, handwriting recognition for digital signatures, SmartCard reader, fingerprint sensor, the Trusted Platform Module, a 1.40GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400 processor model with ultra-low voltage, and Bluetooth connectivity for short-range wireless transfers between compatible devices.

Both the 9-cell battery, the ultra-low voltage processor and the Solid State Drive technology contribute in increasing the battery life, making the new tablet PC touch screen model a reliable portable computer for every-day use.
Fujitsu Siemens provides the STYLISTIC ST6012 tablet PC at a starting price of EUR 2000.

Dell wanted to offer its customers a new affordable solution for mobile computing needs via its Vostro A860, a 15.6-inch laptop featuring anti-glare widescreen display with High Definition support.
Even if it’s promoted as a value system, the model allows for a large number of intensive applications to be performed including office-related operations, entertainment media playing and wireless Internet transfers.



In addition to a dust and spill-resistant keyboard and scratch-resistant external coating, Dell Vostro A860 is powered by either an Intel Pentium Dual Core T2390 processor clocked at 1.86GHz, or a 2.13GHz Intel Celeron 560 model, while running on Windows Vista Home Basic or Windows Vista Business. Other components include dual channel DDR2 memory, up to 160GB hard drive, DVD burner, the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 chipset with shared graphics memory, Ethernet connectivity interface, Wireless G support, Kensington cable lock slot, a built-in speaker, a 3-in-1 memory card reader, and a 4-cell battery.
You can add a Bluetooth module for short-range wireless transfers with other compatible devices, and replace the 4-cell battery choise with the 6-cell solution for longer operating time.



The system measures 1.2 x 14.8 x 10 inches at 5.4lbs including the 4-cell battery, and the basic configuration recommended by Dell starts at a very low price of just $379. This includes the 2.13GHz processor speed, Windows Vista Home Basic with Service Pack 1, a CD/DVD combo drive, 1GB DDR2 memory, 120GB hard drive space, wireless card, and the 4-cell battery.

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Logitech announced the introduction of a new cool notebook keyboard based on its diNovo model, but optimized for working with Mac computers.
We had the chance to find all the details about it including the price it will be available at, but we can’t provide you the official product’s page, or the real images, as Logitech didn’t make them public yet. That’s why we can assume the new keyboard looks very similar with the diNovo Keyboard for Notebooks, displayed in the image.
We also like that the new Logitech wireless keyboard won’t be too expensive, like for example, the EDGE For Mac, which can be found at around $150, and that you will be able to purchase it from many United States-based and European stores, at a starting price of $99 later this month.

The Mac Edition of Logitech wireless keyboard for notebooks features Logitech’s advanced PerfectStroke key system, which was created to offer longer key travel of 3.2 millimeters, compared to the 2.2-mm of standard models, while your fingers will benefit from more ergonomic positions during intensive typing. Thanks to the micro-scissors, the force is distributed evenly across key surfaces, so you will have the same feels when pressing a key’s edge, like when pressing on the center.
More than these, Logitech diNovo Keyboard Mac Edition with integrated numeric pad lets you work on it for up to three years of continuous use.

The company tells us also about the design features of the new model, referring at the sleek form factor, a high-gloss semi-translucent Plexiglas frame, sharp angles and the overall thin profile, measuring only 087 inches thick. There is also a brushed-aluminum palm rest meant to increase the comfort.

While working on your laptop, you can get instant access to applications like Mail, Safari, iTunes, Exposé, Cover Flow, Dashboard, QuickLook and Spaces, at the press of a button. Other dedicated keys on the Logitech wireless keyboard include the Play, Pause, Mute and Volume for the media control.
It allows you to perform so many tasks in the shortest time, wirelessly, using the 2.4GHz technology, with any of the following: MacBook Air, iMac, MacBook and MacBook Pro.

“With the recently released diNovo Edge, Mac Edition, and now this diNovo Keyboard, Mac Edition, Logitech is giving people more options when it comes to choosing a keyboard that perfectly complements the Mac design,” said Denis Pavillard, vice president of product marketing for Logitech’s keyboards and desktops. “While the diNovo Edge keyboard is rechargeable and includes a TouchDisc and touch-sensitive volume control, our newest diNovo keyboard has a full-size layout and nineteen shortcut keys that provide quick access to Safari, iTunes, Expose, iChat and much more.”

The visions of artists interested in fighting AIDS’ spreading in Africa who support The Global Fund, have created three exclusive designs available in Dell Studio RED laptop computers collection.
If you purchase one of the three unique laptops Dell will contribute $20 to the Global Fund, helping this way in saving lives affected by AIDS in Africa region.
The RED laptop computers’ prices start at around $700 and the designers are Joseph Amedokpo, Siobhan Gunning and Bruce Mau.

If you need a 17-inch Dell Studio 17 laptop computer you have the possibility to spend $874 for a configuration that includes an Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 processor of 2.20GHz, Windows Vista Home Premium operating system with Service Pack 1, Microsoft Works software, a glossy widescreen display, 3GB dual-channel memory, 250GB hard drive, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD shared graphics, DVD burner, wireless N support, a built-in 2MP web camera, and High Definition audio.



For a 15-inch Dell Studio 15 computer model you will need to spend about $983 if your choose the recommended system featuring an Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 processor, Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 1, Microsoft Works, a 15-inch glossy widescreen display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, 250GB hard drive, 3GB system memory, DVD burner, wireless N standard support, the 2MP web camera an High Definition audio.



“Red is my favorite color,” says Joseph Amedokpo, artist. “From red I can make so many other colors. It is very important in our traditions, too. Red is the color of blood, which is life, and our soil, which feeds us. And red is one of the main colors of many of our gods, like Mamiwata, who can heal the sick.”