With the increasing number of new models of laptops being introduced today in the market, all the more that laptop manufacturers should continue to innovate their product lines in order to cope up to these changes. Acer, for one, has already had its day or two unveiling back-to-school laptops. Of course, they have seen the need of students to have new gadgets, so they launched them just in time. But their sister brand Gateway does not want to take the back seat either. They may not have new product line but they certainly have something more exciting in store and that is by updating their ID and NV laptops.
So what’s new for these Gateway laptops? Well both the 15.6-inch NV series and the 14-inch ID47 will now include USB 3.0 and a choice of Sandy Bridge processors. But for the entry-level NV, it has now an option for one of AMD’s fresh-off-the-line Llano chips. So if you are looking forward to having this entry-level, you can opt for this newest feature.
But the updates don’t end there. Gateway did more than just give its notebooks more exciting specs – it also made some tweaks to their product line-ups’ designs. For the NV series, there’s now an added chiclet keyboard while for the ID series, the metal-clad trackpad was made 20% larger and no longer glows like a mood ring. Also, the ID47 now features a 14-inch display that is crammed into a chassis which is often paired with 13.3 panels and this for sure will excite you even more – a non-removable battery that lasts up to 8 hours. So, how cool is that?
Gateway indeed had done a great work on their ID and NV laptops. Want to see more from this brand? Here check out these Gateway NV laptops and other products!
If you want to see the fastest cars with record-breaking land speeds you go to the German autobahn or Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats. If you want the fastest mobile graphics processing unit you go to NVIDIA. NVIDIA once again claimed the title of the fastest in the realm with their new GeForce GTX580M notebook graphics processing unit. And guess who got their hands first on the cookie jar? Alienware. Yes, Alienware will be using the new GeForce GTX580M on their latest M18x and M17x gaming notebooks making them also one of the fastest notebooks on the market.
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You can now own a Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Roadster for just £499 or $798. The tag price is no typo error but you won’t be riding this luxury roadster anytime soon – ASUS in their continuous partnership with Lamborghini just launched a Murcielago speedster inspired notebook, the ASUS-Lamborghini Eee PC VX6.
With the ever increasing petroleum and gas cost, it’s no wonder people are clamoring for more fuel efficient cars and even hybrids. Electricity doesn’t come cheap but computer geeks need not fret for MSI already unveiled their new FX600MX notebook. This new notebook features an energy efficient 15.6-inch High Definition LED backlit screen optimized to a cinema-class 16:9 aspect ratio and a powerful Intel i5 or i3 processor. It also has two GPU; one is a low-power integrated graphics chip that’s pretty much useful for performing day to day general word processing tasks or surfing the web and a considerably beefier 512MB nVidia GeForce 310M discrete GPU that kicks in when the FX600MX is hard pressed with graphics intensive applications like an afterwork LAN party. Thanks to MSI’s exclusive GPU Boost technology, the GPU switch is done automatically whenever the system needs the extra processing power. To take advantage of GeForce 310M’s power, MSI incorporated its own Cinema Pro technology to the FX600MX to deliver higher resolution and richer colors to your movies with just a touch of the Cinema Pro hotkey.
