DELL's FastTrack service

I got this from Dell's website:

"The FastTrack program offers select systems that ship out from the factory the next business day and include some of our most popular upgrades. Note that customization options are limited on these systems. Limited time offer. Limited quantities available. Credit card, PayPal, and Dell Preferred Account orders only."

Check out DELL FastTrack! This service makes Dell's most popular laptops delivered to the consumers in a day or two.

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Meet Sony's New Lifestyle PC

"Practically every netbook uses a 1,024 X 600 resolution; the Lifestyle PC's native resolution is 1,600 X 768. 

Such a resolution can fill up the screen, for instance, with three file Explorer windows without any overlap. There's even a Windows Arrangement button (next to the mouse buttons) that will neatly tile your application windows together. Increasing the resolution of such a small screen could cause problems with text, but text and icon sizes were tolerable and the potential of watching a video while Microsoft Word and Powerpoint are fully opened on each side is very compelling.

The target audience is primarily women, but Sony plans to extend its reach to college students and young professionals. According to Sony, women aren't too concerned about what's inside the system; how it looks is more important. The Lifestyle PC's polished exterior and different color options, including green, white, and red, aren't any different than what other netbooks are offering."

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Why is Asus Eee a good buy?

 

Superlight at less than three pounds, the Eee looks to be handsomely tapered, with a 10-inch LED-backlit LCD and a prospective price of $429. Methinks that price could drop in view of Dell setting a strong $299 price point.

CNET UK recently reviewed the 1008HA, and said the netbook was “a small, light, and sexy device aimed at the fashion-conscious netbook fan who puts portability slightly above performance…The glossy black finish, the gently tapering lid, and the wedge-shaped profile all contribute to an overall design that’s more aesthetically pleasing than that of rivals.”

The Seashell incorporates a nonuser-replaceable lithium-polymer battery pack. One advantage is that it can be molded into shape for slenderizing machines like the Asus.

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The Asus EeeTop: A Nettop in Search of a Mission

"The Asus ET1602 is a miniature all-in-one desktop with touchscreen functionality. It's certainly fun to use, but figuring out exactly what to use it for might be a tough question. It's got about the same oomph -- or lack thereof -- of a netbook, yet it doesn't have the benefit of being mobile, as there is no built-in battery.

The Asus EeeTop ET1602 is an interesting computer with some potential for home and business use. However, it will surely cause considerable discussion over what users might really do with it.

The ET1602 is essentially a netbook-like computer with a 14-inch by 8-inch LCD touchscreen wrapped around it. With an overall unit measurement of 16 X 11.5 inches, it's in some ways a fully functional computer, and in others it's more reminiscent of a wireless PDA from yesteryear.

Asus EeeTop ET1602

Sure, you can attach the included 12.5-by-5.5-inch keyboard (sans keypad) and mouse to it and have a nifty portable computer sporting a non-clamshell design. Or you can move it around from room to room with its built-in handle attached to the back. Leave the mouse and keyboard behind, and use your finger and a virtual on-screen keyboard for input instead -- but what else can you do with it?"

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New Lenovo Idea Centre A600 All-in-One Desktop in the Philippines

The A600, which retails for P63,900, comes with a 16:9 aspect ratio screen and support for 1920x1080 full High-Definition resolution. It boasts a subwoofer and Dolby Home Theater audio certification, an optional Blu-ray player, and a digital TV tuner for watching and recording TV programs.

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