Introduction Stereoscopic viewing is mere months away from exploding—or seeping, depending on one’s level of zeal and optimism—into our living rooms via new 3-D televisions from mainstream manufacturers like Sony and Panasonic. However, stereoscopic technology has been around for a while now in the computer space, thanks to graphics manufacturer Nvidia’s excellent 3D Vision solution. Thing is, [...]
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Asus G51J 3D Review
This month we reviewed 15 netbooks and notebooks, including the first Optimus system, the ASUS UL50VF, the executive-class Dell Latitude Z600, and the highly anticipated HP MIni 210. Yet the four lapt…
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Top Laptops Of February 2010
Now that Microsoft and Amazon have hooked up for some no doubt nefarious plan to take over the world, speculation swirled all week that that the two companies are looking to develop some kind of Kindl…
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5 Things The "KindlePad" Needs To Succeed
The first notebooks with Nvidia Optimus technology – the ASUS N61JV-X2 and ASUS N71JV-X1 -are available now in the US.
The Optimus switchable graphics solution in the 16-inch N61JV-X2 and 17.3-inch N71JV-X1 combines the Nvidia GeForce GT 325M 1GB dedicated video card for graphics intensive tasks and the power-saving Intel HD integrated GPU.
The [...]
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ASUS N61JV-X2, N71JV-X1 with Nvidia Optimus Hit the US Market
We take a closer a look at nVidia’s nifty graphics switching technology in the Asus UL50Vf.
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nVidia Optimus Explained
No change on the outside, all change on the inside.
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Lenovo Brings Core i7 to X200 & W700 Series
Reviews & Hands-On ASUS Eee PC 1001P — This netbook hits all the right notes: good keyboard, slick design, decent performance and long battery life. All for $299. Toshiba Satellite L505-GS…
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Highlights of Feb 14 -21: Windows Phone 7, Mobile World Congress, iPad Alternatives, Bar