Following quickly on the heels of Sony’s European launch on Monday brought the VAIO S 2011 to the U.S.. Her version has the same “Full Flat” design that keeps 0.94 inches thick and has an optional battery skin to keep it running much longer, are reportedly 15 hours. For the American version, Sony has said the option of dual SSDs in a RAID stripe, like the VAIO Z.

Most of the performance remains the same, including the possibility of dual-core Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, Radeon 6630M graphics and Widi 2.0 wireless streaming video to an adapter. Some models can a Blu-ray combo drive to get, but all of them have a backlit keyboard and back-illuminated CMOS sensor of the webcam to better capture the subject in low light. Pre-orders should start later on Monday and will start at $ 970. The magazine costs $ 150 battery.

Lenovo ThinkPad X220 raised the specifications online for everything and everyone to check out – that is, if you’re willing to buy a new laptop, of course. The PDF file that details of a new model called a ThinkPad X220 12.5 “format that is different than what we used to, while a new” buttonless “touch pad is also mentioned.

Old school fans of ThinkPads will be glad to know that the mouse buttons are kept to support the trackpoint navigator, which includes the hardware specifications include a 1366 x 768 IPS (In Plane Switching) display, a set of processors that max out at 2.7 Intel Core i7-2620M processor, 8GB of DDR3 RAM, a buffet of Intel SSDs up to 160GB storage in real estate. With a 9-cell battery is rated to last you for up to 15 hours, you can also carry other external battery like on Toshiba NB505-N508, you must chain-free for a cool 23 hours more. This should be rolling out soon, so you might want to start budgeting fast if you want one.

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Olivetti, once the creator of beautiful typewriters, has been in the film game. The inevitably named Olipad will be sold through TIM, the Italian telecommunications company, from today for € 400 ($ 561). That sounds like a lot, but it is € 100 less than the entry-level iPad, which goes for € 500 ($ 700) here in Europe.

The warning Olipad Olivetti history of beautiful design and instead opts for an ugly plate-like block. Inside the tablet is also inspiring. In fact, you can probably guess the raw specs on exactly the same way we “guess” at the specs of each netbook: Dual Cortex A9 Nvidia processor, HDMI and USB ports like on Toshiba NB505-N508, along with an SD card slot, a ten inch screen and a modified version of Google’s Android OS (no mention of the version). The tablet also works with a number of custom accessories: a dock, a pen and capacitive touch mouse”.

It’s hard to get excited for such an everyday machine. It’s almost like an Android tablet factory somewhere in China that the pumping records and stores in a generic logo, the computer equivalent of getting pens printed with your corporate colors. It is particularly sad that Olivetti was a great brand, now wasted. Why? Because – according to the proud press release – “Olivetti is a 100% subsidiary of Telecom Italia. Sigh.

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The next six weeks, Dell will be unleashing a wrath of Sandy Bridge-powered laptops on the market, as it seems to offer those who want the latest speed improvements of Intel, a way to spend their wages.

“Over the next six weeks we will be the number of systems that the latest technology from Intel to offer, starting next week to expand,” said Lionel Menchaca on the Direct2Dell blog. “Among the systems customers can expect. New Inspiron laptop options in the short term (next week), followed by a new ultra-thin notebook that will answer a few questions as well to bring together performance and style in a big way ” .The news comes after the company confirmed that it was more of Sandy Bridge new systems shipping with updated Cougar Point chipset hardware than just about anyone else, including the new XPS 15 and 17 laptops.

The new ultra-thin notebooks to consumers will be unveiled in April, and will no doubt look to the company Adamo range that was canceled earlier in the year, to be replaced after the company decided to streamline its supply. But that’s not all … “We also have a lot of Sandy Bridge options for business customers in the next few weeks, including several Latitude laptops, OptiPlex desktops and Precision workstation desktop and laptop options like on Toshiba NB505-N508.”

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Sony is back in the forefront of laptop releases, what with the VAIO S series this time around sports a 13.3-inch screen form factor. It is not sacrifice the mobility of VAIO laptops, where it will offer both Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors (depending on your needs, of course) alongside Hybrid Graphics – not her dual channel solid state drive options (in some models, of course). On the outside, your eyes are treated to a premium and elegant design in black or white colors with magnesium and aluminum materials, which they all will run on a built-in lithium polymer battery.

With an AMD Radeon HD 6630 1GB Graphics Card on Hybrid (on selected models, again), it provides a performance boost for your day-to-day functions superior processor and a more optimized overall computing experience. Other features include one-touch VAIO, and WEB ASSIST buttons like on Toshiba NB505-N508, VAIO Care software and access to the Internet without booting into Windows. The S-series VAIO notebooks are for pre-sale today with prices starting at $ 970 thereabouts – any takers?

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You’ve probably read a lot about all the netbooks get upgrades Atom N570 processor, so there’s no surprise that netbooks, on the whole, with the rollout Atom N570 processor upgrades. HP’s updated their 110 and Mini 210 netbooks with the new processor than in Japan, so you can expect the same updates soon on the Western markets.

Looking at the price of the HP Mini 110 Atom N550, the same 1GB, 250GB, and Windows 7 Starter – there is about a $ 100 price difference here (vs. 29,800 yen 39,800 yen). Not good value for pretty much what we would expect no significant difference in performance as well as HP ZR24w 24-inch Monitor. Then again, we have given both the dual-core N550 and N570 models of the Acer Aspire One D255E hold for pre-order at Amazon.com for the same price of $ 330.

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Owners of the new MacBook Pro 2011 are reporting that Apple’s record portables conflict with a unique 24-inch Cinema Display have. Both 13 – and 15-inch models, and probably the 17-inch model, producing intermittent flashes, short black-outs and other periodic but significant defects when given to out-of-sale screen. The built-in notebook display is unaffected.

Users have already tried some of the most common tricks like resetting the SMC, but not an initial success. It also applies whether AMD or Intel graphics. Those with the currently available 27-inch Cinema Display is not mentioned the issue, although probably due to Apple tested on the current screen like on HP ZR24w 24-inch Monitor.

Apple has not yet responded to the issue and has not said whether it is a mainstream issue. It should probably be fixed at some point by a firmware update for the Cinema Display, MacBook Pro or both. The cause is not narrowed, but may be related to early teething problems with the Thunderbolt port. Each standard DisplayPort device should behave normally when connected, but the new Intel chip controller and possibly several signals could lead to problems that were not present before.

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Fancy a budget Android tablets? Coby’s lineup last tablet, as seen at CES in January, are all now for pre-order, all at prices below $ 260, all with resistive touch screens (except the 10.1-inchers), 1GHz Cortex -A8 processors, Android 2.3, and navigation on March 15, according to product listing ETA.

KYROS MID7025 Coby – 7 “800 x 480 resistive touch screen, 1GHz Cortex-A8 processor, Android 2.3, 4GB storage, 802.11b / g WiFi, and HDMI 1080p display support. Priced at $ 173 at Amazon.com. See our previous hands on video.

KYROS MID7026 Coby – 7 “4:3 ratio of 800 x 600 resistive touch screen. Same specs and price as above MID7025. $ 173 at Amazon.com. Coby KYROS MID8025 – 8 “4:3 ratio of 800 x 600 resistive touch screen like on HP ZR24w 24-inch Monitor. Again, a very similar specs to the above, except with a bigger 4500 mAh battery. Priced at $ 191 on Amazon.com.

Coby KYROS MID1025 – Kryos top end of the lot with a 10.1 “1024 x 600 capacitive touch display and the same specifications as the smaller tablets. Slightly larger 4800 mAh battery. Priced at $ 260 at Amazon.com.

Coby KYROS MID1026 – same as above 10.1-incher, but with a 10.1 “4:3 ratio 1024 x 768 screen (and capacitive touch as well). Cost the same as the above – more than $ 260 at Amazon.com.

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The Dell Inspiron Duo is a convertible tablet-style netbook with a 1.5 GHz Intel Atom Dual Core processor, 10 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel capacitive touch screen display, and an unusual design that allows you to screen for use in tablet mode without turning relying on a rotating mechanism that feels when it comes to abort at any time. But reviewers are not impressed with all the customized software bundled with Dell touchscreen netbook.

Jolicloud is a Linux-based operating system originally designed for netbooks, so it is optimized to play well with an Intel Atom chip. It is also a relatively light weight operating system that places a strong emphasis on the web browser and web-based apps. The operational support includes some basic touch screen support like on HP ZR24w 24-inch Monitor, but YouTube has some tweaks to member BeYourOwnDroid support for touch in the Google Chrome web browser to enable and add Florence Virtual keyboard for typing on the screen when in tablet mode.

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I have long though that offering a great OS, like the Chrome OS of a big company like Google, and then find they had problems with the operation of something as fundamental as the trackpad meant that someone should be fired. Seriously, how can you miss the trackpad is not working properly during testing? Google has offered a new update for the OS, this misery trackpad fixes and adds some neat new features like on HP ZR24w 24-inch Monitor.

The updated OS adds in solutions for 3G modem activation, carrier-link fixes, WiFi connectivity improvements, and the trackpad and the speed are adjusted. The OS has been optimized power system, and much more.

It’s nice to see Google is fixing things for the OS and maybe now that things decent work (I assume) we will see the OS actually get used on some netbooks we can actually buy. The new update brings Chrome to OS 0.10.156.46. That may be the most complicated system of numbering an OS version ever be, I will call it dorky decimal system. Of course, my favorite thing about Google Chrome an OS netbooks was burned.

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