The Asus Eee PC netbook 1015PN is shipping since last year with a dual core 1.5 GHz Intel Atom N550 processor and NVIDIA graphics ION, making it one of the most powerful Atom netbooks available. But jkkmobile spotted an updated version on the show floor at CeBIT in Germany with a faster processor.

The new version of the Eee PC Atom N550 1015PN replace the chip with a new Intel dual-core Atom N570 processor running at 1.66 GHz. The rest of the specs remain unchanged, including 1 GB of RAM (supports up to 2GB), 250GB hard drive, WiFi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0.

Asus has only offered this netbook with Windows 7 Starter in the U.S. but in other countries of the Eee PC 1015PN i available with Home Premium. It seems that 48Whr and 56Whr battery options will also be available as well as Samsung FX2490HD 24-Inch Monitor.

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MSI is showing off a 10 inch tablet Android Wind Path 100A called for a few months, but the company is not all that talkative when it comes to specs. Now Chippy from CarryPad spotted the tablet at CeBIT in Germany on January 1 and confirmed that the NVIDIA Tegra 2 GHz dual core processor. That’s about all we know now that we did not know at CES in January, but it’s a start. It also means that the tablet should have no problem with Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb optimized for dual-core Tegra chips.

The prototype on display this week has an SD card slot, mini-HDMI port, a full-sized USB port  like on Samsung FX2490HD 24-Inch Monitorand a mini USB port. Chippy reports that the tablet MSI hopes to start in the second quarter of 2011.

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The HP EliteBook 8560p is a newly designed 15.6-inch business-rugged notebook based on the latest Intel Core 2nd Generation “Sandy Bridge” processor. The EliteBook 8560p has a platinum-colored case with a “bead-blast finish and an aluminum-alloy hinge. The chassis meets the MIL-STD-810G military standards for drop, vibration, dust, humidity, altitude and high temperatures.

CPU options range from the dual-core Intel Core i3-2310M at 2.1GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 2820QM at 2.3 GHz, while the graphics solution includes AMD Radeon HD 6470M dedicated 1GB graphics card besides Intel HD integrated graphics like on Samsung FX2490HD 24-Inch Monitor. There are two SODIMM slots for up to 16GB DDR3 memory, hard disk capacity up to 750GB or a 128GB or 160 GB solid state drive and upgrade a bay that can be filled with a secondary optical drive or HDD.

The 15.6-inch LED-backlit screen has antiglare coating and resolution of 1366 x 768 or 1600 × 900 pixels, depending on customer choice. The 8560p comes with an optional 720p web camera, stereo speakers, a spill-resistant chiclet-style keyboard with a numeric pad, a trackpad that is larger than the previous generation EliteBooks, and a point stick in the middle of the keyboard.

Regarding connectivity, the notebook supports 802.11n wireless, Ethernet LAN and optional Bluetooth. The HP un2430 EV-DO/HSPA mobile broadband option will be available in 2Q 2011, according to HP. Ports and slots include two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0 and eSATA / USB combo connector, VGA and DisplayPort video outputs, an ExpressCard slot, Smart Card reader, an SD / MMC memory card slot, FireWire, a docking connector and a secondary battery connector.

For security, the notebook has a fingerprint reader, TPM 1.2 embedded security chip, optional hard disk encryption itself, and various software-based security. Intel’s vPro management technology system is available in certain Core i5 and i7-powered configurations. Battery options include 3 -, 6 – and 9-cell units, which may be accompanied by an extensive battery of “leading battery run time” to deliver. The HP EliteBook 8560p starts at 6.25 pounds with the optical drive and runs Windows 7 OS. It is expected to be available in the U.S. on March 15 for a base price of $ 1,099.

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CeBIT will kick off really fast and there are numerous computer hardware and gadgets that break related to the show for the first time. Many of the tablets that we see on the show will undoubtedly be powered by Android. A company called TazTag has announced that its called the tablet TazPad will be seen at CeBIT for the first time.

The company offers some of the details of the TazPad tablet that will continue the show running Android. TazTag stops just before offering any details, but we know most of what the tablet is working with. The machine will have a 7-inch multitouch screen and has full HD capability and HDMI output like on Samsung FX2490HD 24-Inch Monitor.

The tablet also has WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC and ZigBee. This is intended to first tablet and Android are NFC. It also has a camera and GPS. Pricing is unknown and TazPad will ship in Q2. We need to know any other details in a few days when the CeBIT 2011 starts.

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Since Dell’s leaked roadmap showed a Windows Tablet 8 tablet at the beginning of 2012, there has been plenty of news and rumors about Windows 8, earlier in development than most people think, at least on the ARM front. ZDNet’s Mary Jo, who is on top of most things Windows, has heard differently, saying that the tablet will likely only a tech demo for the OS, if at the end of 2012. Charbax video coverage of Windows Presentation ARM.

Business Insider suspects will have a public presentation of a beta version to see and for which, in June, the end of the fiscal year for Microsoft. Their source confirms earlier rumors that the OS will lend their “Metro” interface found in Windows 7 Phone and adds that being an “Apple-like approach” to take about interface design today as well as about Samsung FX2490HD 24-Inch Monitor.

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With its chrome effect and are dark brown bezel, this is a great looking 24in monitor. It’s actually an LED HD TV, but Samsung says it is primarily a computer monitor. This is strange, because all the features you would expect from a modern TV present: a well-designed remote control, a seven-day EPG and interactive services via the red button. There is also picture-in-picture support, so keep an eye on the game while working on a document by using the PC input.

The only disappointment is that there is no support for Freeview HD.

On the back are two HDMI inputs, a VGA interface, a Common Interface slot (for pay TV with Sky Sports), plus headphone and optical S / PDIF outputs. Has his own connections for component video and Scart inputs, mainly because there is no room for the full-size connectors. Converter cables are included in the box, though.

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A large, glossy panel includes all the connections to make things tidy. However, this means you have to remove a USB flash drive for media playback. It supports photos, music and a wide range of video formats including MKV, AVI, MP4 and VOB.

Menus look a lot slicker than any computer monitor we’ve seen, and there are many options. In addition to TV-specific settings, such as creating a list of favorite channels, there are controls for adjusting sharpness, hue, flesh tones, white balance, black level, dynamic contrast, shadow detail, gamma, color space and much more. In fact, the large number of options bewildering and overkill for most people.

Still, we were happy to see that the settings are saved for each input. Also, we quickly realized we would need them if none of the three color presets were not good. Dynamic produces exaggerated colors and sharpness, Standard and is saturated in yellow, and Movie can be washed. Unfortunately, even after one hour’s worth of tweaking, we were unable to get accurate colors. Skin tones were always yellow and the contrast was not eliminated. Moreover, we could not remove the over-processed appearance by a combination of sharpness, color processing and noise reduction.

When looking at our test Blu-ray movies, we immediately noticed a lack of detail compared to a good quality LCD TV, and test scenes also looked grainier than usual. The color problem was, the only time we did not notice was in cartoons where the vibrant colors were appropriate.

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We had to color and contrast when connecting a PC via the VGA tweak, but no matter what we tried, we could not achieve a sharp, well-scaled image when using a DVI to HDMI converter. FX2940HD generally is not great as a PC monitor.

Whatever our gripes so far, there is a bigger problem: the price. The FX2490HD a TV tuner, media player, and a variety of inputs, but it’s about twice the price of a standard 24in display. Considering you can buy a better quality 32in HD TV for similar money, the FX2490HD is bad value.

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