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Asus, a leading laptop manufacturer, gives serious gamers a laptop the Asus ROG G73JH – the latest Intel Core i7 processor, DirectX 11-capable ATI Radeon HD5870 graphics, and up to 8GB of DDR3 system memory. The new ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) G73JH is an exclusive gaming notebook.. Giving up the usual flash and gimmicks of a typical gaming notebook, the G73JH boasts a unique design that is inspired by a stealth fighter known as the F-117 Nighthawk.

All the heat and noise-generating components of the G73JH are well-positioned at the back of the notebook and a unique twin rear venting system is incorporated to keep the heat away from the gamer as far as possible. The design also allows palm rest to be exceptionally thin, continue reading…

Samsung is going to launch a new range of consumer laptops; including Blu-ray models on March 7, exclusively at Best Buy. The line is highlighted by the $829 Samsung R580, a 15-inch with both discrete graphics and a Blu-ray drive.

These are certainly less expensive Blu-ray laptops. The R580’s are combination of an Intel Core i5 processor, Nvidia M310 graphics, and Blu-ray, all for under $900.

The Samsung R580 has a look, which calls as crystal wave design. The back of the lid had black edges fading into a deep burgundy toward the center of the lid. With the subtle lined pattern underneath, it made the system look a bit like a sunburst finish on a guitar.

The Samsung R580, along with the 14-inch R480 (Blu-ray but no discrete graphics) and 17-inch R780 (discrete graphics but no Blu-ray) are all launching on March 7. Some Best Buy stores may have them in stock already.

ABI Research said Tuesday that Apple’s iPad highlights the “real start” of a tablet computer market that should grow more than tenfold to reach about 57 million devices sold annually by 2015.

“Apple?s iPad is not the first media tablet,” said ABI senior analyst Jeff Orr. “But it does help define this new device category.”

The main focus of a media tablet is entertainment, according to the US-based market-tracking firm.

ABI defined the tablets as having touchscreen controls, wireless Internet connectivity, screens from five inches to 11 inches (12.7 cms to 27.94 cms) in size, and video and gaming capabilities.

“A tablet will not replace a laptop, netbook or mobile phone, but will remain an additional premium or luxury product for wealthy industrialized markets for at least several years,” Orr said.

ABI predicted tablet computer makers will ship four million units this year.

Apple is expected to be a “fairly sizable player” in a tablet arena with traditional computer makers such as Lenovo and Hewlett-Packard as well as small firms such as Notion Ink.

The culture-changing California firm may have done all media tablet sellers “a favor” by raising the public profile of the devices with iPad hoopla, according to Orr.

Apple chief executive Steve Jobs hailed the iPad as a “revolutionary” device when he introduced it to the world on January 27 at an event in San Francisco.

Some technology analysts predict the iPad with its multimedia capabilities will be the best-selling electronics device in 2010.

Others question whether people will want to tote around what some called a notebook-sized iPhone without a phone.

Unveiling the iPad, Jobs admitted he was taking a gamble by trying to carve out an entirely new device category between the laptop computer and the smartphone.

Here is a demo video of the Alienware M11x ultra-portable gaming laptop. FYI, the Alienware M11x is one of the first gaming laptops to bundle an Intel Core 2 Duo CULV processor with an nVidia 335M graphics. This gaming laptop comes jam packed with an 11.6-inch (1366 x 768) LCD display, a VGA out and an HDMI port, so you can connect it to your HDTV. Watch the video after the jump.

Asus has unveiled its latest technology, the new ASUS K70IJ-D1B 17.3-Inch Laptop. This laptop is the latest addition to its line of ASUS Business Notebook, but this one runs under Windows 7 Professional (64 bit) Operating System. The ASUS K70IJ-D1B features a wide 17.3-Inch high definition LCD Display, a powerful 2.0GHz Intel T5870 Core 2 Duo Processor, and a whooping 3GB of DDR2 memory which can be extended up to 4GB Max. In terms of storage and backup it has a 250GB 5400 RPM SATA Hard Drive, and a DVD Super Multi Drive. Reviews about ASUS K70IJ-D1B are outstanding that’s why this laptop is considered as one of the ultimate choice for business users.

ASUS notebooks come with the ASUS 360 service program that includes a 2 year global warranty, one month zero bright dot guaranty, free two-way shipping and twenty-four hour tech support seven days a week.

This is NOT a phone. Seriously! It’s more like a micro-handheld computer fitted with security features that will put the CIA to shame and also put an end to TVs, laptops and what not! This small device has so much in it that I’m still striving to figure out what all gizmos it will soon replace! Its navigation system is as accurate as they come. It’s connected to satellites, which will in a year or so, let you click photos of places in NEW YORK even as you sit at the nukkad sipping chal! You can already watch all national TV channels on it; All this with a pretty decent battery backup of 1.5 days. And did I mention the amazing 5 meg camera, which shoots DVD quality videos? Phew!
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Seagate has introduced its new 500GB HDD named BlackArmor PS110 boasting the latest USB 3.0 specifications and comes along with USB 3.0 Kit which includes a PC express card so that your existing laptops could be equipped with enhanced USB 3.0, the speed increase is phenomenal when compared to USB 2.0 based devices, as you can now transfer a 25GB high definition movie in just 4 minutes compared to 14 minutes with USB 2.0.
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Consumers love netbooks as they come cheaper in price, and highly portable that can be carried around and lets you access the Internet anywhere you go. But for the computer sellers, netbooks have brought much lower profit when compared to what desktops and laptops could do for them.

However netbooks were the only PC segment enjoy glowing this year. For Microsoft and Intel, netbooks have been a necessary evil; Microsoft managed to fend off a threat from Linux by reducing its operating system prices and to continue promoting its aging Windows XP brand. Read more at GeekWithLaptop.