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Toshiba has just unveiled their latest line of Toshiba Satellite T100 Series notebooks, where this new breed of consumer ultra-thin notebooks were specially designed to meet the demands of everyday mobility with notebook-class performance alongside the capability to provide enough juice to last throughout the entire working day, and without breaking the bank to boot (personal or corporate) with prices starting from a mere $449.99. All the T100 Series notebooks will be no thicker than 1″, and they will tip the scales from 3.49 pounds onwards. Despite being relatively affordable, that doesn’t mean that Toshiba has skimped on the specifications and innards – no sir, the Japanese company will see to it that you will enjoy every computing moment on these devices with Windows 7 as the operating system of choice, coupled with power-efficient Intel ultra-low voltage processors, extremely fast resume from standby times and power saving enhancements which is capable of offering a whopping 9 hours of battery life under conservative use.
You will be able to choose from the Satellite T135 that comes with a 13.3″ diagonal widescreen display, where it will feature Toshiba’s Fusion Finish in Nova Red, Nova Black and Nova White. As for the smaller 11.6″ Satellite T115, this model will feature only the Nova Red and Nova Black colors. Both of them were designed to be stylish within and without, making sure heads turn whenever you pull it out of your notebook bag to get started with work. The Fusion Finish design will also extend inside the notebook, around the keyboard, touch pad and the display.
Powered by Windows 7 Home Premium, you will find other amenities such as spacious hard drives, ultra-fast DDR3 memory, a host of expansion ports, integrated 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, the T100 Series notebooks won’t be lacking in any way. What we love most would be the price points, with the Toshiba Satellite T135 starting from $599.99 upwards and the Satellite T115 going from $449.99, where they will be released to the masses this October 22nd.
Toshiba unveils new T100 series notebooks
Toshiba has just unveiled their latest line of Toshiba Satellite T100 Series notebooks, where this new breed of consumer ultra-thin notebooks were specially designed to meet the demands of everyday mobility with notebook-class performance alongside the capability to provide enough juice to last throughout the entire working day, and without breaking the bank to boot (personal or corporate) with prices starting from a mere $449.99. All the T100 Series notebooks will be no thicker than 1″, and they will tip the scales from 3.49 pounds onwards. Despite being relatively affordable, that doesn’t mean that Toshiba has skimped on the specifications and innards – no sir, the Japanese company will see to it that you will enjoy every computing moment on these devices with Windows 7 as the operating system of choice, coupled with power-efficient Intel ultra-low voltage processors, extremely fast resume from standby times and power saving enhancements which is capable of offering a whopping 9 hours of battery life under conservative use.
You will be able to choose from the Satellite T135 that comes with a 13.3″ diagonal widescreen display, where it will feature Toshiba’s Fusion Finish in Nova Red, Nova Black and Nova White. As for the smaller 11.6″ Satellite T115, this model will feature only the Nova Red and Nova Black colors. Both of them were designed to be stylish within and without, making sure heads turn whenever you pull it out of your notebook bag to get started with work. The Fusion Finish design will also extend inside the notebook, around the keyboard, touch pad and the display.
Powered by Windows 7 Home Premium, you will find other amenities such as spacious hard drives, ultra-fast DDR3 memory, a host of expansion ports, integrated 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, the T100 Series notebooks won’t be lacking in any way. What we love most would be the price points, with the Toshiba Satellite T135 starting from $599.99 upwards and the Satellite T115 going from $449.99, where they will be released to the masses this October 22nd.
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Dell has just announced the Latitude Z notebook, touting it to be the thinnest and lightest 16″ notebook in the market which will target those who want to make a fashion statement regardless of which station in the corporate ladder they are at at the moment. The Latitude Z is a purpose-engineered product, where it will measure less than 1″ thin while tipping the scales at 4.5 pounds, accompanied by a standard 4-cell battery. You will find the following features in the Dell Latitude Z :-
* Lean tapered design and soft-touch Black Cherry finish
* Wireless docking and inductive charging
* Dell EdgeTouch
* Spacious multi-touch touchpad and silky-touch backlit keyboard
* High-definition (1600×900) WLED display
* Two megapixel camera featuring Dell Capture technology
* Dell FaceAware Lock-Out
* Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
You do have the option of throwing in a 3G mobile broadband component if your wallet permits. Expect the Dell Latitude Z to be readily available worldwide, with prices starting from $1,999 upwards. Between this and the Adamo, which model would you choose?
Dell Latitude Z unveiled
Dell has just announced the Latitude Z notebook, touting it to be the thinnest and lightest 16″ notebook in the market which will target those who want to make a fashion statement regardless of which station in the corporate ladder they are at at the moment. The Latitude Z is a purpose-engineered product, where it will measure less than 1″ thin while tipping the scales at 4.5 pounds, accompanied by a standard 4-cell battery. You will find the following features in the Dell Latitude Z :-
* Lean tapered design and soft-touch Black Cherry finish
* Wireless docking and inductive charging
* Dell EdgeTouch
* Spacious multi-touch touchpad and silky-touch backlit keyboard
* High-definition (1600×900) WLED display
* Two megapixel camera featuring Dell Capture technology
* Dell FaceAware Lock-Out
* Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
You do have the option of throwing in a 3G mobile broadband component if your wallet permits. Expect the Dell Latitude Z to be readily available worldwide, with prices starting from $1,999 upwards. Between this and the Adamo, which model would you choose?
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