The CES 2009 will see a new Sony Vaio P series, there are only a few images and no specs yet, but what would but what would we expect to find from a top Japanese company that have probably spent a whole lot of cash on the CES.
Advanced Micro Devices is looking to produce a range of laptop, which are powered by their mobile chips. This announcement comes ahead of the CES in Las Vegas, which clearly means that there will be some sort of announcement at the show.
It may be the largest technology show on earth, but for Lenovo they are using the show to introduce their new range of slim lime note books of which there will be a fourteen Y450, fifteen Y550 and sixteen Y650 inch screen size laptops.
I love this time of year, not because Christmas is over, but because the CES 2009 is just around the corner and therefore all of those goodies that have been holed up in some out of the way warehouse start coming light and you are not sure whether they are real or not.
There is a company known as iGo who are about to make a big splash at the forthcoming CES 2009 with a eco friendly charger which is guaranteed to cut back on the power used by the laptops. It is well known that laptop batteries do tend to suck in as much as they can.
On the New Zealand version for the Sony website there is a strange countdown page, its black in colour and at the moments is standing at sixteen days to go, but for what? The text says, “On the 9th of January you will change the way you look at laptops. Forever.”
Touch screen technology is appearing everywhere these days and the laptop market is no different. In January next year, Intel will be launching their version of an 8.9 inch touch screen laptop.
The new machine is due to
With the popularity of Asus Eec PC rising, Asus has just hinted that they might possibly looking at a touchscreen model of Asus Eec PC laptops.
Editors at Laptop Pimp predict that these new touchscreen laptops could possible come with multi-touch technology.
Asus Australia national retail manager, Emmanuele Silanesu, said the company’s Eee PC division was “obviously looking at other form factors rather than just a clamshell”.
While he could not give further details, Silanesu said the new model would use a touchscreen and hinted it could see the light at Taipei’s
