October 24, 2009 · Laptop Rentals
Microsoft has launched a new website – Microsoft.com/Windows/PC-Scout. The website features a flash audio guided tour, which is meant to help you find a new laptop. But if you need one quick and only for a spell, then you could just rent electronics at deltarentals.com.au/rent-to-buy-tvs/. It takes you through three se
Read more →October 20, 2009 · Laptop Rentals
Troy Davis, a former officer with the Transportation Security Administration, has admitted to authorities that he stole laptops and video game systems from passengers’ checked luggage. Davis used to work as an airport screener at Philadelphia International Airport. A baggage handler spotted Davis taking a laptop from a
Read more →October 7, 2009 · Windows Laptops
Lenovo’s ThinkPad W700 is the first notebook computer with dual screens. How does that work exactly? Well, it features a 10.2 inch display which slides out from behind a 17-inch widescreen. The editors at PC Mag rate it “very good” and use the term “supercompuer” in their review. It even won their Editor’s Choice award
Read more →October 4, 2009 · Windows Laptops
Dell’s latest Mini-laptop is definitely family-friendly. The new version of the Inspiron works like any other Dell laptop, but it certainly doesn’t look the same. A green splash of paint resembling Nickelodeon’s trademark “slime” covers part of the laptop’s outside cover and inside palm rest. The laptop also provides i
Read more →September 16, 2009 · MacBooks
Hewlett Packard’s new “Envy” line of laptops is sleek and stylish, and according to PC World, looks a lot like Apple’s MacBook Pro line. The 13.1 inch model or the “Envy 13” has a sharp 1366 x 768 pixel screen and lots of power for its small frame. For $1700, you get a 1.86GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SL9400 CPU with 3GB of RA
Read more →September 13, 2009 · Laptop Rentals
Last week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued some new rules regarding what border officials can and can’t do with your laptops and any other electronic media storage device. Despite a lawsuit from the ACLU, the rules are very similar to those put in place by the Bush administration with a few slight chan
Read more →September 7, 2009 · Tablets & 2-in-1s
Steve Jobs is back to work at Apple, just months after having a liver transplant, and sources say he is spending most of his time focused on the company’s new tablet device. According to the Wall Street Journal, the team of people working on the tablet are under much scrutiny from their company’s CEO. The article also
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