Archive for February 2nd, 2009

Microsoft Lifecam VX-3000 USB Web Camera

February 2nd, 2009

Microsoft Lifecam VX-3000 USB Web CameraWhy we like it

Since the crystal-clear picture and sound make it a must-have for Web messaging and communication!

Abstract

The Microsoft LifeCam VX-3000 USB web camera is instant messaging with friends and family and friends to new levels of sight and sound. Voices and hear sounds as if they were in the room with you, clear pictures and live video experience a new dimension in communication.

Manufacturer Description

The LifeCam VX-3000 is optimized for use with Microsoft Windows Live Messenger, so you can live as it happens. You can easily have a video chat by pressing the Windows Live Call button, and click an online contact.

Crystal-clear video conversation is now possible with high-quality vivid images, which – even in low light conditions. The built-in unidirectional microphone automatically your voice with remarkable clarity – there’s no more trouble with messing around with separate devices.

Asus Eee PC 1000HE with new battery & keyboard

February 2nd, 2009

Asus Eee PC 1000HE with new battery & keyboard

Asus has a landing page for the upcoming Eee PC Netbook 1000HE. As I discovered at CES, there are a few things that distinguish this laptop from the original Eee PC 1000h. First, it has the new “Chiclete” keyboard with the Shift key on the right side of the keyboard on the left side of the arrow upward, resulting in many touch typists happy. Secondly, the computer has the new Intel Atom N280 CPU and chipset GN50, the better graphics performance and a little bit of a speed boost.Finally, the Asus Eee PC 1000HE has a higher capacity battery. Asus claims that the users should have the opportunity as much as 9.5 hours of battery life from the 6 cell battery. But that is compatible with the Wi-Fi disabled. I’m guessing that the means of 7 or 8 hours under normal conditions of use, but that’s not bad. It is also noteworthy that, if I get this Netbook at CES, Asus claims that it would be an Intel Atom N270 CPU and get 8.7 hours of battery life. So obviously the N280 offers some savings, even if it runs at a speed of up to 1.66GHz instead of 1.6 GHz.

via SlashGear

MSI Wind U120 reviewed

February 2nd, 2009

MSI Wind U120 reviewed

The folks at Laptop Magazine, and Wired’s Gadget Lab each have a chance to spend some time alone with him new MSI Wind U120 Netbook. The Netbook offers a few modest changes to the original MSI Wind U100 laptop. It has a new chassis, two mouse buttons below the touchpad, and a new face recognition feature, where you are on your computer just by looking at is.

While Gadget Lab says the new touchpad is larger and easier to use, Laptop Magazine, which is a much more comprehensive review, it is still the same size and disappointingly low. Even more interesting, Laptop Magazine says the U120 is about 30 minutes less than the battery life of U100. The new Netbook tops to about 4 hours and for the use, while the older laptop lasted about 5 hours of Web browsing.

Asus M50 packs two computers in one laptop

February 2nd, 2009

Asus M50 packs two computers in one laptop

We’ve seen dual screen laptop, but Asus has headed by the Press and two full laptop computer within a shell with the M50 Concept – Get all the details after the jump!Inside the laptop shell are two machines, with separate processors and memory, with only one common battery for both. It is the image in full size for the stronger, while the smaller display on a 4.3inch widescreen when a trackpad would be.

Asus Laptop calls an “Instant Internet device”, and there is not much wrong: You can go directly online, e-mail and send SMS messages from the small computer with fast boats, or scroll through your usual widgets (calendar, etc. .).

It is not clear yet just how powerful or go to the computers are getting smaller, but it comes into its own through the process and minimize battery drain when playing videos or pictures – you can watch videos for 12 hours on the full-screen size of only a single charge.

Intel Moblin OS wants to power up a netbook

February 2nd, 2009

Intel Moblin OS wants to power up a netbook

After a meat stock in the Netbook market processor, Intel wants to … at least the intention of some shares in the Netbook OS market. The first step to Netbook feedback from the users themselves and thus they have rolled their Moblin OS in Alpha. Moblin is Intel version of Linux based on Fedora and confirmed to work perfectly on Aspire One, Dell Mini. It does an Eee PC user, but may have to do without Wi-Fi.

via engadget