Las Vegas: Hewlett-Packard Co on Monday unveiled a new glass-encased laptop computer as the largest computer maker stepped up its efforts to chip away at rival Apple Inc's stronghold in high-end PC market. The laptop, called HP Envy 14 Spectre, is the Silicon Valley company's latest entry in the slim, ultrabook category of personal computers and is the first to use glass on the lid, display and palmrest. The 14-inch...
10:25 AM, Jan 10, 2012
On this episode we bring you the comparison between Blackberry Playbook and Kindle Fire. ...
08:49 PM, Jan 07, 2012
New Delhi: Electronic chip maker Intel is betting big on evolution of new form factor of computer notebook, UltraBook, and expects it to replace laptops by 2013. "Our focus for next few years is going to be on energy efficiency, security and connectivity. Ultrabook as category was launched this year. This will change face of computing in next two to three years," Intel South Asia's Director of Marketing Sandeep Aurora...
07:07 PM, Dec 20, 2011
Catch the best gadgets which were launched in the year 2011 and other mean boys toys. ...
04:24 PM, Dec 18, 2011
Taipei: Tablet computers will eat into the miniature laptop market by 40 million units in 2012, the head of a Taiwanese research institute has said. Tablets and Ultrabooks will "erode the market share of netbooks, or mini laptops, in 2012," said Shen Chu-san, director of the Institute for Information Industry's Market Intelligence Centre (MIC), a government-funded think tank, Xinhua reported. However, "sales of traditional notebook computers will not be affected...
11:51 AM, Dec 08, 2011
London: Here's an advice for the tech-savvy generation - browsing the net on a laptop computer connected with wireless technology can damage sperm counts, a new study has claimed. An international team has discovered that a laptop, using wi-fi, which is placed near male reproductive organs reduced men's sperm quality and also their chances of experiencing fatherhood, The Daily Telegraph reported. The study, led by the Nascentis Centre for Reproductive...
05:39 PM, Nov 30, 2011
New Delhi: Asus Technology has come up with its new laptop named "ZENBOOK UX31". Available in 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch varieties, this new ultrabook has a thickness of 0.11-inch at the front and 0.67-inch at the rear. Its exterior lines are sleek, and hence it is touted to be the thinnest Ultrabook in the market. Priced at Rs 89,999, the device weighs less than 1.4kg and is powered by a core...
12:56 PM, Nov 25, 2011
New Delhi: After the Acer S3, Lenovo steps in the Ultrabook segment with the launch of the U300s. Available from all major retail outlets, the IdeaPad U300s is priced at Rs 67,900 plus taxes. The U300s is built from a single piece of aluminium that form the chassis, similar to the MacBook Air. Due to this, it has a thickness of just 14.9mm and weighs less than 1.3 kg. It...
04:51 PM, Nov 24, 2011
New Delhi: Owning a laptop may have become a necessity for some and fashionable for the rest, but it poses a potential fire threat to thousands of users who prefer to take the device to bed and go to sleep without logging off, as was seen in the recent death of a Kolkata-based executive. Sayan Chowdhury, a 34-year-old MNC employee, was found dead in his bedroom November 6, where he...
05:21 PM, Nov 09, 2011
On this week's episode, four new smart phones hit the market and we tell you which one to choose. ...
10:50 PM, Jul 24, 2011
San Francisco: Laptop computers using Google's Chrome operating system will go on sale in June, as the world's No. 1 Internet search engine challenges Microsoft Corp and Apple on their home turf. The new Web-centric PCs, made by Samsung and Acer Inc, are Google's latest attempt to change how consumers and companies use their computers. The bare-bones operating system is essentially a web browser that steers users to use applications...
08:33 AM, May 12, 2011
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