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With the world becoming ever more mobile as time goes on and 3D movies growing in popularity and demand, computer manufacturers have produced some fantastic machines capable of offering both of these properties for as little cost as possible.

None more so than ASUS with their latest offering of entertainment laptops. The Bang & Olufsen ICEpowered N-Series laptops are the perfect combination of power and elegance for movie lovers and gamers alike.

The machines are capable of full HD and 3D playback which is clearly something that will be implemented into the majority of entertainment laptops over the coming months.

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Motorola, Inc. today announced the MC9500 -- a premium industrial-class handheld device that takes mobile computing innovation to the next level to further increase productivity, streamline operations and reduce total cost of ownership.

The new MC9500 leverages the features and functionality of the industry's best-selling Motorola MC9000 mobile computer and introduces new capabilities such as modular 3.5G WAN for a groundbreaking enterprise mobility solution that can change the way organizations do business.

Designed to improve operational efficiencies with its extreme ruggedness and superior ergonomics, the MC9500 also redefines backroom management with a unique accessory system and a new approach to battery management.

Researched and field tested to meet the needs of the most demanding customer environments, the MC9500 mobile computer delivers reliable performance for mobile workforces in the transportation and logistics, parcel/post, direct store delivery, field service and public safety industries

"Motorola has proven leadership in mobile computing -- initially changing the market landscape with the introduction of the MC9000," said Gerald McNerney, vice president of mobile computing product management, Motorola Enterprise Mobility Solutions. "The new MC9500 is a testament to our commitment to innovation and demonstrates our continued ability to redefine the industry standard with the most versatile solutions on the market."

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Maingear’s latest gizmo – Maingear Ephex (Intel Core i7 965), that is offering a speedy operating computing system, and an excellent choice for the fans of gaming features. Whoever is interested to get one desktop with better speed and high-definition features, we may suggest for getting one.

This Ephex series is adding record-breaking software and video games like; tri-SLI 3D cards, fast boot drive and substantial storage capacity. Likewise conversely, it is very costly as well as support of its allied services is not that much satisfying, relatively to some of its contemporary desktops.

However, the Ephex string is quicker PC that has proved its significance during its trail period. By looking on its better speed and high quality, it can be said, that this is a finer recourse for the vendors and end-users.

Given its price that is USD 8,798 one can only see from a far off place, unless one is ready to make his wallet entirely blank or nearly to drain. In case, someone has decided by thinking whatever it may cost I will get it, that means he will get it, and he will never bother to see its price tag.

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When the RazorBook 400 CE first came out, it was priced at $299 and that was quite a steal. It launched just a little under a year ago but it’s already seriously underpowered and not exactly flying off the shelves, necessitating a price cut.

Now priced at $155, the RazorBook costs less than half of what it did when first released. Can I be the one to say that’s just sad? Regardless, $150 makes for a seriously cheap netbook and that might still pique some people’s interest–especially in this economy.

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Asus has unveiled its latest 22in LCD screen and in doing so has prized the 'world's slimmest' crown from BenQ's sweaty grip.

The new Asus is just 45mm thin and isn't bad looking, though it's certainly no KURO either despite the grandiose sounding diamond-cut corners and glass surface and leather bedecked bezel.

The light-in-motion II dynamic lighting effects are of note however, working by shining base-mounted LEDs at the main screen to enhance ambience and dynamism.

Also featured is the ubiquitous picture optimisation technology and 'Aspect Control' support for a range of aspect ratios. Contrast ratio sits at 4000:1 using the proprietary Smart Contrast control and response time is a decent 2ms.

HD Ready, it sports HDMI connectivity and after we brought you earlier news of its Taiwan release, it's now available in Blighty for the wallet-tightening price of £270.

Record sales of Macintosh-branded computers have helped consumer technology giant Apple to its best third quarter on record.The group shipped almost 2.5m Macintosh computers in the quarter to June 28, a jump of 41pc on the same quarter last year.Apple also sold more than 11m of its iPod digital music players globally, up 12pc, though revenue from sales of the MP3 players climbed a more modest 7pc.

Sales of the iPhone, the MP3 player and mobile telephone hybrid, almost trebled to 717,000, although last year the device was only released at the end of the third quarter, capping sales significantly. While figures take into account sales of the group's heavily promoted MacBook Air laptop, they do not include sales of the 3G iPhone, which was launched this month.

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Via Technologies is taking aim at the larger microprocessor market.
Via Technologies unveiled the Nano, a new CPU designed for ultra small computers and an upgrade from its C7 microprocessor already powering low-powered computers, such as HP's Mini Note portable.

VIA Technologies announced Thursday its Nano processor family, based on the 64-bit Isaiah architecture.

Nano, the successor to VIA's C7 chips, is said to offer four times the performance whilst keeping within the same power envelope.

The architecture, developed by subsidiary Centaur Technology, uses Fujitsu's 65 nanometre technology to deliver "the first 64-bit, super scalar, speculative out-of-order processors in VIA's x86 platform portfolio". The new architecture provides 1MiB of L2 cache, clock speeds of up to 1.8GHz and a front-side bus starting at 800MHz.

VIA states that the 21x21mm chip will "revitalize traditional desktop and notebook PC markets, delivering truly optimized performance for the most demanding computing, entertainment and connectivity applications, including Blu-ray Disc, HD video playback and the latest PC games, such as Crysis."

When Via was asked how the Nano stacks up against Intel's Atom, "The Nano is definitely faster, I said that originally and I'm very sure of that now," said Glenn Henry, president of Centaur Technology.

The Nano chips now available to OEMs come in two SKUs; the Nano L-Series for the mainstream desktop or mobile PCs, and the U-Series for ultra-mobile devices.

Computer chip manufacturer Samsung Electronics announced a solid state drive (SSD) that could render laptop hard disk drives obsolete.

The device, built with a 256GB capacity, reportedly is almost 2.5 times faster than today's hard drives.

Samsung stated that the SSD will provide users the technology that would equip notebooks with faster and larger storage.

The 2.5-inch long, 9.5 millimeter-thick SSD will have a 200mbps read capacity, and a write capacity of 160mbps.

The company will be putting out a limited number of the SSDs for sampling this coming September, with mass production and distribution to follow before the close of the year. It went on to predict that about 35 percent of available notebooks would be running with the SSD by the year 2012.

PC World reported that a smaller, 1.8-inch version of the device would most probably be available later this year.

The One Laptop per Child project is about to find out whether Microsoft Corp. a rival the nonprofit organization once derided is the solution to its problems in providing inexpensive computers to children in the developing world.

The laptop organization and Microsoft announced Thursday that the group's XO computers now can run Windows in addition to their homegrown interface, which is built on the Linux operating system.

Nicholas Negroponte, founder of the Cambridge, Mass., group, acknowledged that having Windows as an option could reassure education ministers who have hesitated to buy XOs with its interface, called Sugar. The organization aims to produce $100 laptops but is now selling them for $188.

Beginning with limited runs next month, XO buyers will have the option of laptops with or without Windows. Versions with Windows will cost $18 to $20 more; $3 of that is for Windows and the rest covers hardware adjustments.

Negroponte hopes to soon sell just one kind of machine with a "dual-boot" mode, meaning users would have Windows and Linux and choose which to run each time.