Acer release their new Aspire 8930 series to provide you a magnificent home cinema. Powered by Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 / 2.53 GHz procesor, 18.4″ display, 4 GB Maximum RAM, 320 GB Storage Capacity, and NVIDIA GeForce 9700M GT with GDDR3 SDRAM – 512 MB for the graphics. Provided with Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate, you can get this home cinema started at $1,599.99
Toshiba release their new Qosmio® X305 Series. This series will bring you all-new and all-exciting extreme gaming action every day and most any place you go.
Cnet has a reviews of the Sony Viao P Series Lifestyle PC and writes “Even with a wide-screen, 8-inch, 1,600×768-resolution display and reasonably usable full keyboard, the $1,199 P-series Lifestyle PC fits into roughly the same footprint as a standard white business envelope, and is less than 1 inch thick. That makes it both an impressive engineering feat, as well as a system that will work best for a highly specific group of users. While it can be a useful travel PC for those most concerned with size and weight, casual users may be put off by the tiny trackpoint navigation and bloated Windows Vista operating system. That said, next to the new MacBook, we’ve rarely had a laptop with more gawkers dropping by the CNET Labs to eyeball it”.
Cnet has a reviews of the Dell Studio XPS 1640 and writes, “While we’re still unsure of what Dell’s goal was when it combined the midrange Studio and high-end XPS laptop lines into the new (wait for it…) Studio XPS brand, but at least it means we’re finally getting a true 16:9 16-inch laptop from Dell, in the form of the Studio XPS 16. Read more…
