Compact computer maker Shuttle has been offering Linux desktops for a while, and barebone systems with no operating system at all. Perhaps it should come as no surprise that the company is the latest all-in-one desktop with Linux. But I’m always surprised a little.

The shuttle X500V is a dual-core 1.6GHz Intel Atom 330 CPU, 1 GB of RAM and a 160 GB hard drive – all the information you expect the delivery of a computer with Windows XP. But instead, it runs OpenSUSE 11.1 Linux.

The computer measures about 15.4 “12,9″ x 1.4″ and features a 15.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel touchscreen display, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Ethernet, VGA output (for a second monitor, I suppose), and 5 USB ports. It is not in the United States.

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NVIDIA has a slight variation of its ION platform, which combines a low power Intel Atom processor with a higher performance NVIDIA graphics. The new NVIDIA ION LE is almost exactly the same as the first generation ion, but according to Fudzilla, ION LE DirectXv9 only, not DirectX 10th

ION LE is for Netbook and nettops Windows XP, while the broader Featured ION version of the NVIDIA platform supports DirectX 10 and is expected to be bundled with computers running Windows 7th

Microsoft offers low-cost licenses for Windows XP Netbook and nettop makers for the last year or so, which helps the price for this computer. It also helps them from competing with higher end systems. It is likely that NVIDIA also cut some costs, which may or may not be along to consumers, by supporting DX9 but not DX10, at least until Windows 7 is widely available.

A computer maker has finally understood that women computer buyer and as such are in a part of the women with their website. Dell has always been at the forefront, but by introducing Della she opens up a whole new section of the market, which until now pushed to the side.

Perhaps computer makers were not discriminated against women, in fact, through the introduction of Della they have priority if they need to for other groups such as children, the elderly and thus on the list could be endless.

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Mouse Computer (What a great name!) Have been on the edge of the computer market for the last year or so, they are brilliant, what they do, and now thanks to some hard work and design, they are now using big machines.

Lately, they have the 15.4-inch mini-laptop, but so far only on the market, this is with a regular 120 GB Solid State Drive (SSD) with 4 GB of RAM and a decent graphics card for the user, in their 3D games.

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The hard-working champion of innovation Thanko have Lazy Mouse 2 (or GoroNeDeMouse2). Essentially a dual-mouse, the little device allows you to wirelessly with your computer mouse-like controls, including what is hidden in the rule of the tip of a mouse controller.The device works on Windows and Mac and has a battery that, for the duration of about 4 hours.

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Getac, manufacturer of rugged computers for field-based applications, presents its new B300, a fully rugged laptop at a conference in Seattle, Washington.Getac B300 is daylight readable screen at 1200 Nit claims industry’s first. It is also the optional night vision function for use in any lighting condition with no battery life. Getac says they have developed a new technology (patent pending) which uses a micro-controller and an advanced software for the automatic setting for brightness and allow instant override with a dedicated brightness hot key.

B300 weighs 7.7 kilograms, comes with a 13.3 “TFT XGA display with optional integrated touchscreen completely. It is supported by an Intel Core 2 Duo Merom L7500, 4MB L2 cache processor that operates with 1.6 GHz and provides up to 12 hours of battery life on one battery. Standard package includes 512 MB of DDRII DRAM (expandable to 4 GB), 80 120GB shock-resistant HDD, and sealed ports and connector cover.

The GPS receiver is fully integrated, but this is an optional feature, as well as Bluetooth 2.0, EV-DO, GPRS EDGE, CMDA network. The standard function only in relation to the connection of 802.11b g antenna.

Security features on B300 are fingerprint scanner, optional smart card reader, cable lock slot and TPM v1.2.

The new HP Pavilion dv3z is a small notebook computer that is not only affordable, but also stylish and slim design, measuring only 1.01 cm thick with a weight of 4.35 kilogramsFrom the list of specifications we find that it is a complete mobile computing solution for everyday tasks that are running Windows Vista, a 13.3-inch high-definition LED display, AMD technology, long battery life and wireless connectivity, in addition to the built-in optical drive for burning DVDs and CDs, ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics with 64 MB memory, HP ProtectTools Smart hard drive protection with automatic lock, HDMI OUT, keyboard backlight and password management.

You can do it according to your wishes and give you your preferred version of the Windows Vista operating system, up to 2.4 GHz speed, 8GB DDR2 memory, 400GB hard drive or 80GB Solid State Drive, Webcam, Fingerprint Reader, Wireless-N connection, specialist or load slot-load optical drive, a 6-cell or 9-cell battery, or both, a 5-in-1-CAD reader, three USB ports and several software applications.

If you are a computer, keyboard and screen in a small, fold-up-7 “-box, why not squeeze in a keyboard? And you’re there, what a little touch in the space normally occupied by the numeric keypad?

The Eee PC keyboard is a Netbook filled in a keyboard: Atom 1.6 GHz processor, 1 GB of RAM and either 8GB or 16GB Solid State Drive for storage. The touch screen is a five-inch and can be used for navigation and display. If you feel the need for something a little bigger, the Eee, you can hook up to a monitor via VGA and HDMI, or in the case of the more expensive model, which can wirelessly display.

The Eee comes in May. One more thing: Is it just us, or is everything that a brand with Eee on it these days? It is certainly helping the alphabet of the second vowel, although the English language’s most popular writing, it does not really need.

This webcam from computer gear can be quite simple, but in reality is quite Packs Punch. Like many other webcams you know, the images with high resolution up to 1.3 megapixels, up to 30 frames per second and a built-in microphone for such a reasonable price?

Japanese PC manufacturers computer mouse is one of the first Netbooks with an integrated optical drive, later this month. The LB-F1500W with the standard specifications Netbook, including:

• 1.6 GHz Atom processor,
• 160GB hard drive,
• 1GB of RAM,
• 10.2-inch (1024 600) display
• Windows XP Home Edition