October 16th 2008
If you’ve been looking for a sleek Bly-ray drive to compliment that overpriced laptop you’re running, this Amex looks to fit the bill. Just .6 inches thick, the USB drive burns single layer BD-RE/-R…
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Tags: Amex, Bd, Blu Ray, Bly, Burns, Compliment, Fit, Laptop, Peripherals, Running, Single Layer, Usb Drive
October 15th 2008
Sometimes a single-screen laptop just doesn’t provide you enough space to work with and the addition of another screen would be ideal. However, you don’t want to have to carry around a monitor, find a power outlet for it and stop yourself being completely mobile.
Century Japan may have an answer in the form of a [...]
October 14th 2008
It is often the case that gadgets, however perfect in aspect and form, can be further enhanced by further expenditure. This is true of even the most illustrious technological fruits of distant nations’ labor. Take, for example, the iPhone.
I know, I know. It is a controversial thing, to dim a star by deed or [...]
October 14th 2008
Take a look at the splendid forthcoming revision to the MacBook. Isn’t it just keynote? They say that with the aluminum ration at 100 grammes a week, it’s seldom possible to produce an attractive and durable-but-minimalist chassis for a creditline opener like a new laptop. With this shot, requisitioned from our engineers at the personal [...]
October 13th 2008
It is often the case that gadgets, however perfect in aspect and form, can be further enhanced by further expenditure. This is true of even the most illustrious technological fruits of distant nations’ labor. Take, for example, the iPhone.
I know, I know. It is a controversial thing, to dim a star by deed or [...]
October 13th 2008
Take a look at the splendid forthcoming revision to the MacBook. Isn’t it just keynote? They say that with the aluminum ration at 100 grammes a week, it’s seldom possible to produce an attractive and durable-but-minimalist chassis for a creditline opener like a new laptop. With this shot, requisitioned from our engineers at the personal [...]
October 10th 2008
One of the more expensive netbooks gets a price break this month according to Small Laptops. The MSI Wind saw a price hike in the summer now sees a $50 rebate on select models in October. You can find the standard U100 configuration of 1.6 GHz Atom, 120GB hard drive, 1 GB of RAM and [...]
October 10th 2008
While most of us are wondering or just looking forward to Stevie J’s next keynote on October 14th those clever so-and-so’s over at bbGadgets may just have unlocked the secret behind Apple’s Oct 14th MacBook event teaser.
They’re assuming that the Apple logo is a 1.5″ standard thingy, so they measured the laptop to have a [...]
October 9th 2008
The Inquisitor is running an exclusive story today claiming Apple is preparing their retail stores for selling an $800 laptop. The article claims that the notebook line will cover models ranging from a new low price of $800 up to $3,100. This low priced notebook (for Apple) may have to do with the reported Apple [...]
October 9th 2008
From the Chinese-language and password-protected tw.apple.pro come more short said to be of Apple’s forthcoming laptop revision. This, clearly, is for a smaller machine, lacking the Pro-style speaker lattices either side of the keyboard.
小鋁MacBook 最新諜照 [Apple Pro via MacRumors]
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Tags: Apple, Brick, Chinese Language, Keyboard, Laptop, Notebook, Spy Shots, Tw
October 8th 2008
Sprint’s Xohm WiMax network got extra super official today with a party and all, so laptop makers are tossing out confetti in the form of WiMax-enabled notebooks. Here’s what you’ve got to pick from….
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Tags: Acer, Asus, Confetti, Extra, Laptop, Laptops, Lenovo, Notebooks, Roundup, Sprint, Toshiba, Wimax, Xohm
October 8th 2008
When a video editor became depressed looking at his laptop, he did the only logical thing. He went to the garage, whipped out the welding torch and cooked himself up a portable system that could…
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Tags: Case Mod, Case Mods, Laptop, Monitors, Video Editor, Welding Torch
October 8th 2008
She is not dead, this young lady, but merely resting her head against a USB-powered … pillow? Yes, I appear to have that right.
By closing the laptop an air cushion blows itself up, which is connected by a valve with the fan of the computer. The computer is in the “sleep mode” and warm [...]
October 7th 2008
She is not dead, this young lady, but merely resting her head against a USB-powered … pillow? Yes, I appear to have that right.
By closing the laptop an air cushion blows itself up, which is connected by a valve with the fan of the computer. The computer is in the “sleep mode” and warm [...]
October 6th 2008
Designers these days seem bound and determined to lower our productivity with products that entice us to sleep when we should be working. The iSleep concept expands on the idea behind products like…
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Tags: Airbag, Designers, Laptop, Naptime, Productivity, Sleep
October 6th 2008
newVideoPlayer(”/andersondebate_gizmodo.flv”, 506, 305,””); Update! After our shocking reveal of exactly what happens on CNN pundits’ laptops while Anderson Cooper is blabbing about Sarah Palin…
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Tags: Anderson Cooper, Baseball, Cnn, Gizmodo, Laptop, Laptops, Pundit, Pundits, Sarah Palin
October 6th 2008
If you did any reading about Apple last week you surely saw mention of the “Brick”. This codename has been floating around for a little while now, without much hint of what it was, but with all the speculation that you would expect. Some people were hoping for an all-screen laptop while more than a [...]
October 6th 2008
If you’re on the go and in need of a little extra volume for your MP3 player, iPhone, or laptop, check out the Orbit MP3 portable speaker system from Altec Lansing. The Orbit MP3 is designed to go anywhere and can play for up to 24 hours on 3 AAA batteries. It features a [...]
October 5th 2008
The Linux edition of MSI’s Wind is returned four times as often as the Windows version. In an interview with Laptop mag, MSI’s director of U.S. sales, Andy Tung, says that buyers just don’t want to learn how to use it.
Our internal research has shown that the return of netbooks is higher than regular notebooks, [...]
October 4th 2008
Tthe Linux edition of MSI’s Wind is returned four times as often as the Windows version. In an interview with Laptop mag, MSI’s director of U.S. sales, Andy Tung, says that buyers just don’t want to learn how to use it.
Our internal research has shown that the return of netbooks is higher than regular notebooks, [...]