ThinkPad

 UK Generally, I found the metallic touchpad navigation control and the keyboard itself comfortable to use but not as typist-friendly as the keyboard on the ThinkPad x300. Inside the Adamo case, the laptop comes in two configurations, both featuring a ...

 China It's not necessarily the company's fault, however, since batteries are made by third parties. Third parties' fire hazard difficulties have stung other PC makers, as well. In 2006, Lenovo recalled more than 500000 ThinkPad batteries, while Dell suffered ...

 Canada When you're carrying a beauty like the Apple MacBook Air, the Dell Adamo, or the Lenovo ThinkPad X301, those making due with a lesser model can only look up with PC envy. Rather than the tiny screens and cramped keyboards offered by UMPCs and netbooks, ...

Cheap Laptops   NY The glass design also helps the laptop's wireless system. With the Adamo, Dell looked to capture a high-end laptop market that includes the Apple MacBook Air and the Lenovo ThinkPad X301. The Adamo costs between $2000 and $2699. ...

 NY Toshiba ranks fourth while Lenovo -- even with the brand recognition of its ThinkPad line of notebooks -- rounds out the top five with 2.1 million units moved in the first quarter. Acer was far and away the class of the netbook field, with 30.5 percent ...

 Norway When you're carrying a beauty like the Apple MacBook Air, the Dell Adamo, or the Lenovo ThinkPad X301, those making due with a lesser model can only look up with PC envy. Rather than the tiny screens and cramped keyboards offered by UMPCs and netbooks, ...

While any notebook computer can be used for a small business we have seen companies steer buyers towards dedicated lines and away from consumer products. Lenovo has their ThinkPad SL series and Dell has their Vostro models, and now HP has their ProBook ...

There are the Apple MacBook Air and HP Voodoo Envy 133 at $1799 apiece; the Lenovo ThinkPad X301 at $2029; the new Dell Adamo (technically a 13.4-inch diagonal due to its 16:9 aspect ratio) at $1999. And now there's the Gateway UC7807, a sleekly styled ...

 CT There are the Apple MacBook Air and HP Voodoo Envy 133 at $1799 apiece; the Lenovo ThinkPad X301 at $2029; the new Dell Adamo (technically a 13.4-inch diagonal due to its 16:9 aspect ratio) at $1999. And now there's the Gateway UC7807, a sleekly styled ...

Also, the company warns that this driver release doesn't support certain Dell notebooks, Fujitsu notebooks (including the Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Xi 3650), Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks, Sony Vaio notebooks or BenQ Joybook S42 notebooks. ... Nvidia launches new notebook drivers Fudzilla

By matt buchanan , 1:40 PM on Tue Jan 27 2009, 1285 views His reference monitor is a Eizo ColorEdge CE240W and he throws in a Lenovo ThinkPad T60 into the mix for good measure, since its in-plane switching LCD panel produced good color reproduction and ...

By Ed Bott And now the bad news. Some fairly large players in the notebook market have chosen not to support this release. If you own a Dell Vostro, a Lenovo ThinkPad, or a Sony VAIO with an integrated Nvidia GPU, you’ll have to get an updated driver from the OEM.

By edit@zdnet.com.au (Alex Serpo) There's also an optical drive, a positive as these start to disappear when laptops approach this size. On the front of the device there is a MicroSD card reader, while on the left hand side there is an SC card slot, along with a contactless SC reader next to the mouse pad.

By Jack Schofield Dell is launching the system in Japan, so it runs Windows Vista Home Basic, but as APC points out, the Windows Experience "rating of 1.0 doesn't give us much confidence". (You really shouldn't buy a notebook PC unless it rates better than 3.0.) Later, however, Dell also expects to offer the cho...

By Glennf(glenn@glennf.com) Dell and Lenovo receive Wireless USB certification: The Dell Inspiron 1720 and Lenovo ThinkPad models T61 and T61p not only include ultrawideband (UWB) radios, but are approved by the group that manages the USB spec as Certified Wireless USB. The ThinkPad is shipping ($1,814); the Dell...