Any portable computer that could a survive day in a kindergarten play pen is worth a look. At a hand of a child, any gadget could receive a year’s worth of abuse in just a few play hours but not the new PeeWee Power 2.0 laptop. This kiddie version of a military grade laptop features an ultra-portable, easy to carry and child friendly design that’s specially made to survive harsh playground conditions. It features a tough and fall-proof construction (and yes, quite foolproof for up to 50 cm drop), robust hard plastic shell and a spill-resistant keyboard that allows it to take punishment like there’s no recess.
Don’t be fooled by its appearance, underneath that simple toy-like exterior with its built-in carry handle that could not help but remind you of your lunch box, lays a fully functional entry-level computer. The PeeWee Power 2.0 laptop runs on a fully mature Windows XP operating system with Microsoft Works 9.0. It’s powered by a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 processor augmented by an Intel 945GSE chipset and a gigabyte of DDR2 SO-DIMM RAM. For storage, it uses a 1.8-inch 30 GB PATA HDD, drive capacity can be increased thru a memory slot and USB expansions. It also uses a variety of expansion ports that with any luck won’t get plugged by Play-Doh overtime. For display, PeeWee uses an 8.9-inch LED backlit LCD screen with a hopefully slob-proof built-in camera.
Being the next generation geek hi-tech plaything, PeeWee comes pre-installed with a suite of children’s software including 15 educational games, ArtRage 2 painting tool, and BReader and Foxit e-book and pdf readers.

Just when the notebook war is on a lockdown, Samsung threw in a monkey’s wrench with a new netbook. As a commitment to provide the best computing solutions from personal to business use, Samsung recently unveiled the latest addition to its signature style and premium performance netbook line-up, the NF310 netbook. The new NF310 inherits the winning factors of the previous models plus made even more versatile and tougher. It’s innovative design, portability, and first class features complements on different lifestyles like people on the go, business use, or personal purposes.
What if you could compress your entire entertainment, multimedia and computer system into a single modern compact design? What if you could get your hands on the new Acer Aspire Z3100 and AZ5700 All-in-One PC? You’ll like that don’t you? And what’s not to like with Z3100’s slim 21.5-inch HD display or AZ5700’s interactive 23-inch HD multi-touch display? The two new AIO PC models are specially designed for customers who want a PC with clean lines and cuts along with a compact design that can eliminate clutter and save desktop space.
You don’t need a supercomputer to take down goliath applications and crunch high definition videos – sometimes a 10.1 inch mini is good enough especially if it’s HP. Introducing the latest addition to entry level HP netbook family, the new Mini 210 HD Edition. The slim and light design measures barely an inch thick and weighs only 2.69 pounds. On the outside, its aesthetics include the usual rounded corners, lightly curved lid edges, and a long tapered body typical of HP netbooks. The basic edition comes silver crystal but for a few extra bucks you can get the cooler sonoma red, pacific blue, black crystal, white crystal with white keyboard and preppy pink with pink keyboard colors. The keyboard is Island-style and about 93% of the standard size. The Mini 210 HD edition has 10.1†screen that natively supports 1,366×768 resolution for a full 720p HD experience. You can move your HD experience to the next level by adding an optional Broadcom Crystal HD Enhanced Video Accelerator to elevate your mobile entertainment into 1080p HD.




