The new Satellite A215 models incorporate AMD’s leading-edge AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core Mobile processor. Incorporating a 15.4" diagonal widescreen TruBrite display and a DVD SuperMulti optical drive with Labelflash as well as embedded webcam, these Satellite A215 models easily allow users to perform a variety of tasks and leisure activities. For users that require a significant amount of storage space, the Satellite A215-S6814 and the Satellite A215-S6804 provide generous hard disk storage capacity of 250GB and the Satellite A215-S6820 provides a massive 300GB hard drive.
Dell is finally making its first Tablet PC available to consumers. Dell says that its new 3.53-pound Latitude XT is a ground-breaking device and is among the thinnest and lightest in its class.
The 12.1" Latitude XT has both pen and capacitive touch technology. Capacitive touch allows users to manipulate items on the screen without the need to apply pressure directly to the display.
"With Capacitive touch technology, the Latitude XT will revolutionize the way customers interact with their systems, allow customers to take full advantage of tablet technology and enables customers to get more done with greater speed and precision." said Dell Product Group Director Margaret Franco.
Dell is taking direct aim at the leaders in the Tablet PC arena and claims that touch response times for its new Latitude are better than the competing Lenovo X61T. The Latitude XT also features advanced digital palm rejection technology for those that regularly write on the screen and uses a digitizer that is ten times more durable than competing solutions.
Asus has just released the U6 notebook series for mobile users in the US, who demand ultimate functionalities and head-turning style.
The new U6 series notebooks from Asus feature dedicated graphics engine, SmartLogon face recognition technology, fingerprint biometric security and Trusted Platform Module data encryption in a sleek piano-paint and leather housing. The two notebook models from the U6 series to make their debut are U6S and U6E.
The U6 series laptops from ASUS sport a special LED backlight panel that is half the width of and 1/3 lighter than the traditional LCD panel. It operates with lowers power consumption and offers better luminance for an immersive visual experience.
Toshiba has just released their latest Tablet PC for mobile professionals who seek nothing but the best in the form of Portege M700. It also happens to be ninth generation Tablet PC from Toshiba and first to be equipped with a LED backlit display.
The size of the Toshiba Portege M700’s LED backlit display with anti-glare coating is 12.1". Its resolution is 1280x800 (WXGA) pixels and it supports digital pen and touch screen inputs. Regarding internal components of the Intel 965 Express chipset-based Portege M700, there are an Intel Core 2 Duo processor (T7250, T7500, T7700 or T7800), the Graphics Media Accelerator X3100, up to 4GB of system memory, up to 160GB hard drive, and a built-in DVD burner, as well as an 802.11a/g/n wireless module, Gigabit Ethernet, and an optional Bluetooth receiver. The Tablet PC’s optical drive can be replaced with a second hard drive or weight saver.
In a quest to nail the greatest gaming experience ever, Dell and Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. have joined forces to bring gamers the XPS M1730 World of Warcraft Edition notebook PC. The unique gaming notebook is available for purchase today by customers who pre-registered for early access during the “It Begins” quest. It will be available to all U.S. customers on Dec. 11 on www.dell.com/gaming.
The XPS M1730 World of Warcraft Edition is a fully equipped for battle. The system is emblazoned with custom World of Warcraft artwork, inside and out, that leaves no question as to purpose – pure, unadulterated gaming action. Exclusive rare bonus items and a World of Warcraft backpack filled to the brim with game-themed extras are also part of the unique experience.
“This truly legendary collaboration with Blizzard reinforces Dell’s commitment to design excellence and dedication to delivering the best possible gaming experience,” said Glen Robson head of XPS systems at Dell. “World of Warcraft players can now have the ultimate system to reflect their passion for the game.”
The level of detail that the XPS M1730 World of Warcraft Edition delivers will delight and amaze any gaming enthusiast. In addition to a truly distinctive system, customers will receive a special Quest Envelope that contains access to truly epic items, like a Golden Ticket from FigurePrints, a company that creates custom figurines of players’ individual World of Warcraft characters
Toshiba announced today that it has updated its mainstream AMD-based Satellite A215 notebook line with the additions of the 
Dell is finally making its first Tablet PC available to consumers. Dell says that its new 3.53-pound Latitude XT is a ground-breaking device and is among the thinnest and lightest in its class.
Asus has just released the U6 notebook series for mobile users in the US, who demand ultimate functionalities and head-turning style.
Toshiba has just released their latest Tablet PC for mobile professionals who seek nothing but the best in the form of Portege M700. It also happens to be ninth generation Tablet PC from Toshiba and first to be equipped with a LED backlit display.
In a quest to nail the greatest gaming experience ever, Dell and Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. have joined forces to bring gamers the XPS M1730 World of Warcraft Edition notebook PC. The unique gaming notebook is available for purchase today by customers who pre-registered for early access during the “It Begins” quest. It will be available to all U.S. customers on Dec. 11 on