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Asus Brings New Multimedia Notebooks N55SF And N75SF Series

The brings two new multimedia notebook series N55SF and N75SF. The 15.6-inch N55SF and 17.3-inch N75SF laptops has an customized option on your budget. You are also allowed to select an Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 chip and a variety of displays that go up to 1920 x 1080 on the high-end units. Asus has desined these as multimedia machines, bundling in Bang & Olufsen’s ICEpower tech and a standalone SonicMaster subwoofer with an aim is to provide, according to Asus notebook and a particularly brilliant life-like audio experience.

Hauppauge WinTV DCR-2650 Dual Tuner Cable Card TV Tuner

WinTV-DCR-2650 is a dual tuner CableCARD receiver set top box for your Windows 7 PC. Users are now able watch and record PREMIUM cable TV on your PC. Simple to install via USB, the DCR-2650 works with Windows 7 Media Center. Checkout more details bellow.

Velocity Micro Cruz T410 And Cruz T410 Gingerbread Tablets

Velocity Micro is preparing for the release of their second generation CRUZ Android tablets with their next gen. models Velocity Micro has revamped the styling and made tweaks to the internal hardware over the previous gen. models and the 8-inch Velocity Micro Cruz Tablet T408 will be a bit more expensive than the previous CRUZ tablet and according to new pre-order pages on Amazon.com the T408 will MSRP at $249.99. The tablet includes a 1GHz Cortex A8 processor, Android 2.3, a front-facing camera and WiFi………………

Toshiba NB305-N600 10.1-Inch Netbook

Toshiba mini NB305 netbook-a companion PC offering a smart, comfort-driven design and exclusive conveniences for light, on-the-go computing. Owing to excellent high-speed connectivity, a dual-core Intel Atom processor, plus up to an eight-hour battery life rating, this premium-styled, best-in-class netbook puts you in touch with your favorite people, sites, networks and media most everywhere you go-without compromising your freedom. It also gives you the reliability, compatibility and simplicity you want with Windows. Though small enough to throw in a purse or bag, it comes with an ample 10.1” diagonal display for surfing the web and more, and provides Toshiba “Smart Features” to enhance your mobile life-like a generous full-sized raised-tile keyboard and Touch Pad to ease input, USB Sleep & Charge, a Hard Drive Impact Sensor, Toshiba Media Controller, plus a metal finish. So why settle for the ordinary when you can move up and move out with Toshiba’s mini NB305 netbook.

Toshiba Dynadock Wireless U Universal USB Docking Station

The Toshiba Dynadock wireless U, universal wireless USB docking station, allows you to connect wirelessly from your laptop to your docking station. Finally you can link to all your desktop accessories, printer, router, sound system and even an external monitor without needing to run any cords to your laptop computer.

Logitech Cordless Number Pad – Wireless Numeric Keypad

Logitech brings Cordless Number Pad – Wireless Numeric Keypad for All Toshiba Mini, Satellite, Qosmio, Portege, Tecra, Ultra, Laptop, Notebook, Netbook or Desktop Computers. This is so useful, if you are working with only numbers then this tiny device can make you job more easier.

Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook

Acer has announced its first Ultrabook at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, the Aspire S3, is encased in a thin, light metal design, the vendor said. It is equipped with a full-size Acer FineTip chiclet keyboard and powered by a lightweight, high-density battery that delivers up to 7 hours of running time. The 13.3-inch ultra-thin HD LED display adopts an open cell design to conserve materials by using the lid and bezel to form an aluminum frame for the screen and Acer confirms it’ll arrive stateside by the end of September……………..

Apple Leads Mobile Browser Market With Safari

Apple’s Safari accounted for 53 percent of web browser usage on mobile devices and tablets in August, more than 30 percentage points ahead of the nearest competitor Opera Mini. Much of the success of mobile Safari can be attributed to the popularity of the iPad and recent studies show that most people with an iPad use it primarily as a web browser. It’s so popular as a browser that the iPad grabs 25% of US mobile browser market and 2% of the overall browser market, on the otherside Android has yet to produce a competitive tablet and most measurable web browsing activity is coming from smartphones. Smartphones are convenient for occasional searching on the go and the smaller screen is not designed for extended browsing sessions……………