Jan 20, 2012

At CES 2012, along with the business ThinkPad T430u and X1 Hybrid, Lenovo has also shown off the ThinkPad Edge S430 – a pro-consumer oriented laptop that is nowhere near as thin as the X1 (or the T430u, for that matter), but which is pretty attractive with its design, pricing and features. While the Edge series is still part of the ThinkPad line, they have a...

Jan 16, 2012

HP’s first entry to the Ultrabook game wasn’t as well received as other companies’, with the Folio 13 not even being an Ultrabook technically, as it is a bit too thick and heavy, but at least the thing is cheaper than the competition, has some very nice hardware and is pretty sturdy, making it a great choice for both work and play. At CES 2012, HP has...

Jan 5, 2012

The Ultrabook market seems to be growing surely and steadily, with more and more laptops appearing in the category – heck, it seems like it’s a small boom of Ultrabooks out there, which shouldn’t be that surprising since they are the future of laptops. While I’m still waiting for a 15.6 inch Ultrabook (because I can’t work with smaller displays),...

Dec 31, 2011

LG is usually the company that offers affordable and pretty reliable laptops for people on a budget on the US and European markets, which is very much unlike most of their other electronic products, which are most often considered some of the best in the world. But they\re not actually bad at making computing devices, as they’ve demonstrated with their...

Dec 28, 2011

LG is really getting into the whole Ultrabooks game, and they look like they’re going to be very successful, as well, judging by the quality of their products and the reviews online (even though a lot of people say that their Ultrabooks are a direct rip-off of MacBooks, just because of the unibody design). The P330 and P220 are doing pretty well in South...

Dec 26, 2011

A little over a decade ago, if you needed to get some very resource intensive computing work done (like say, render some video footage or 3D objects), you simply had to have a powerful desktop computer, one which would’ve most probably consumed more than a few hundred watts of power at that. And today, we’ve got powerful laptops that can do the same work...