QUO Computer has just announced its latest maxQ2 (squared) custom computer which was specially developed by Apple enthusiasts who are extremely well versed with Mac OS X. It is interesting to note that QUO Computer’s maxQ2 (squared)
Small game consoles have definitely damaged business for arcade machine sellers, but you still can’t help but love the classic that started it all. Thankfully there are still certain companies that like to make very stylish and current arcade themed furniture. Surface Tension’s Arcane Arcade Table may not be exactly new, but it’s getting some updates to make it an even sweeter deal.
Expect mobile devices to gain an unprecedented speed boost in Q1 next year, assuming Qualcomm’s new 1.5GHz Snapdragon will roll out by then. Seems that Qualcomm is really doing its level best to get the Snapdragon processor into tablets and handheld devices of the future, simply because it will have rivals in the form of the NVIDIA Tegra 2 and Intel Moorestown platforms. Whatever the case is, a 50% jump in processor speed over today’s 1GHz smartphone processors is certainly impressive – will software developers write in a way to take advantage of the new speed?
Nettops are catching on as a decent alternative to a full powered desktop, especially when your needs for a computer requires basic computing capability. In this case, an Atom processor is enough, although Acer does not want to shortchange you with a dual-core Intel Atom D525 1.8GHz processor, throwing in 4GB RAM, NVIDIA ION 2 graphics with DirectX 10 and 3D support as well, a 500GB hard drive, Wi-Fi N connectivity, HDMI support and Gigabit Ethernet in case you’re so in love with cables. Expect the Acer Aspire Revo 3700 to retail for around $580 when it rolls out before the year is over
Acer’s latest lean, mean gaming machine – the Aspire Predator AG5900 is set to debut in Japan from next week onwards, where it will be powered by an unlocked Intel Core i7-875K quad-core processor that zips by at 2.93GHz (where Turbo Boost will crank up its performance to 3.6GHz), not to mention having an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 chugging alongside to deliver nothing but the very best. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that the AG5900 comes with 4GB RAM, a 1TB hard drive, eight USB 2.0 ports, DVI-I and HDMI ports and a DVD optical drive. After conversion, it will retail for around $1,895 in the Land of the Rising Sun, although we look forward to a lower figure when official US pricing is released
If you’re looking for an alternative rugged notebook to Panasonic’s Toughbook series, you might want to check out the Getac V200, which should fit the bill. This notebook can be used in a -20 degrees Celsius environment, sports a full magnesium alloy casing, shock mounted 320GB hard drive, sealed I/O ports, and Getac’s exclusive 1200 NITs QuadraClear technology that allows users to easily read and operate their computer in direct sunlight. The new V200 should be available at the beginning of October and will include specifications such as: Permalink: Getac Rugged Notebook Is Powered By Intel's Core i7 Processor from Ubergizmo | Hot: iPhone 4 Review , Droid X Review , BlackBerry Torch Review
Intel has finally seen the light, or some some quarters might deem so, by releasing their very own native USB 3.0 chipset at the Intel Developer Forum which is happening next week. Known as the Cougar Point chipset, it will see action in desktops using Sandy Bridge processors, delivering superior bus speeds to USB 2.0 while doing its part to accelerate the adoption of the newer standard in computers. Intel has mentioned before that it will be primed for a late 2010 launch, so some people are gearing up for a November shipment
Amino has a spanking new Freedom box that is ready to rock the market, featuring an Intel CE4100m Atom processor running underneath the hood in addition to 500GB of internal storage, an SD memory card slot, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity as well as 1GB RAM to kick things off. Apart from that, it also boasts its very own Amino-branded version of Nokia’s MeeGo OS, which means you will be able to add apps and gaming support to its list of capabilities, where among them are 1080p playback, Video On Demand streaming, and DVR recording.
The Asus Eee PC 1000HD might be your run-of-the-mill netbook, but some smart aleck decided to pull off a hack that turns said netbook into a Windows-powered tablet. It will retain its 10-inch display at 1024 x 600 resolution, running on a 900MHz Intel Celeron processor. While it ships with a choice of Windows XP or Xandros Linux at first, this converted tablet will come installed with Windows 7 instead that comprises of several optimizations for touch input such as larger taskbar icons and support for multitouch gestures.
Panasonic has just unveiled a couple of new tablet PCs that live up to the Toughbook name, thanks to its rugged design. We’re talking about the 13.1-inch Toughbook 31 and 10.4-inch Toughbook 19, where the former will see action with an Intel Core i5-520M vPro processor and 2GB RAM, whereas the Toughbook 19 series will feature an Intel Core i5-540UM vPro processor instead. Shared specifications include a 160GB hard drive, 2GB RAM, an Intel QM57 Express chipset, 1,024 x 768 resolution displays, Gigabit Ethernet, IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity, a quartet of USB ports, an HDMI output, Bluetooth 2.1 support and an SD memory card slot with Windows 7 Professional running the show
