Not so long ago, Intel announced the existence of Core i7 Quad Core processors for new high-end notebooks. These processors under the code name Clarksfied equipped with quad-core mobile processor to replaces their previous. Technically, Clarksfield is a desktop CPU with low clock speed but has a built-in ability to over-clock. Mobile Core i7 processor [...]
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Asus M60J Equal Contender for Alienware M15x ?
Posted by admin1 on April 9th, 2010
When competitors choosing the size of 15.6 inch screen, Asus is slightly deviated from the grip by providing M60J with a 16-inch notebook into this. Not significantly different, but at least give a broader view of the area. Unfortunately larger size is not accompanied by higher resolutions. This notebook is using the 16:9 widescreen format, [...]
Acer Aspire 5738PG Touch: Worth a Try?
Posted by admin1 on April 9th, 2010
Alongside the moment of Windows 7 release , touch screen-based products flooding the market. It’s understandable, as one of the leading features of Windows 7 is better support for touch screens. But that does not mean too late if Acer also released the Aspire 5738PG Touch, 15.6-inch notebook that supports the touch screen. According to [...]
Alienware M15x: Mean Machine for Gamers
Posted by admin1 on April 9th, 2010
Dell’s decision to acquired Alienware in 2006 presumably based on their desire that although the gaming segment reaching slightly but remains a potential market. Not that Dell did not prepare a notebook for gaming segment. It’s just big producers are obviously smart. Alienware is a well-known brand that has been built its reputation with high-end [...]
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