Launched today is the new and long awaited laptop from Dell, we have known that this has been in the pipeline since the announcement at the CES in Las Vegas earlier this year. But now for the first time we have some of the details and more to the point some images too.
This may seem to be something of an amazing story, speakers that can be fitted to a laptop, but remains invisible to the naked eye while the quality of the sound is second to none. It uses a motor array, which vibrate a clear membrane.
Recently seen at the CES in Las Vegas, this machine is directed at the business user who wants to be able to have enough computing power to allow them to work while being away from the home or office.
Next have been delivering high quality clothing and accessories for a long time, which have always been looked at as being in the higher end of the market, but now they have switched their product lines slightly with a new netbook that comes in some nice pastel type colours.
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.
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
