NewsToshiba Updates Lightest Laptop, Launches Other Models
Posted 10/11/08 at 06:58:29 PM by Pulkit Chandna
Toshiba has updated the lightest laptop in the world. Its all new ultra portable Protégé R600 weighs in at only 2.14lbs. Toshiba claims that the Protégé R600 is the thinnest and the lightest notebook in the world. Besides the R600, the company also added the M750 Tablet PC and the A600 to its Protégé series.
The R600 features an Intel Core 2 Duo Ultra Low Voltage processor and up to 5GB memory. Certain models feature a 128GB SSD. The lightest laptop in the world has a 12.1-inch screen and an impressive 9-hour battery life.
Tosh also unveiled the Tecra R10 notebook to woo business users. The R10 Tecra chassis cocoons a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB DDR2 memory, an Nvidia Quadro NVS graphics controller with 128MB video memory and a 200 GB hard drive. The R10 is priced $1999.
FeaturesTake That, Jessica Chobot and Olivia Munn! Maximum PC Scores Voodoo Envy Hands-On and First Licking (Size Comparisons Too)
Posted 07/17/08 at 11:00:59 AM by Norman Chan
Just call us licky. We mean, lucky. You've seen the official super-hot photos of the Voodoo PC's Envy laptop, but we got our hands on one and were able to take tons of close-up photos of the as well as try out the highly touted instant-on feature. Our initial impressions: the laptop is really light. HP claims the laptop (it was the SSD version) weighs three and a half pounds, and even though we didn’t have a scale in our messenger bags, it sure felt about the same weight as the Macbook air, power supply notwithstanding. Stacking the Envy against a Macbook Pro and Thinkpad X300, Voodoo’s pricey portable was both smaller and slimmer, though it sports a 13” screen.
Click the jump for more impressions and all the photos, including the instant-on Linux interface, laptop size comparisons, and gross licking details.
NewsHow to Lose Your MacBook Air!?
Posted 03/12/08 at 03:39:15 PM by Mark Soper
Find out why the MacBook Air may be too light and skinny for its own good - and what to do about it.
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