Specification

Axioo Pico DJV 712 are brand-new product brand, which is a product of refinement of the Axioo Pico DJJ 715. Intense competition in the netbook market makes Axioo constantly refine and flushing the market with new products that better than the previous product.

Compared to DJJ 715, Axioo Pico DJV 712 experienced some improvement on several sides. The first, on the hard drive capacity. If DJJ 715 is equipped with hard drives of 250 GB, so if you buy a Toshiba DJV 712, youll get more storage space relief, amounting to 320 GB. Currently netbooks generally include only the 160 GB hard disk only. Completion of both is on the side of the Operating System. This seems the middle class first netbook directly membundling Windows 7 in the sales package. This is an added value. Windows Vista seems increasingly shunned by producers and users because keribetan and demand for use within the system specification is used.

Axioo Pico DJV 712 specs :

*Display : TFT 10.1 inch with 1024 × 600 (WSVGA)

*Platform : Intel Atom Processor N280 (1.66 GHz, 667MHz FSB, 512 kB L2 cache)
Intel Chipset + ICH7-M 945GSE
1GB DDR2 Memory
VGA onboard Intel GMA950
320GB SATA HDD

*Features : Card Reader, Lan, WLAN / WiFi, Webcam

*Battery : Incidentally who came to the Lab is a model Tuxlin 6cell Li-ion Battery 4400 mAh

Asus original Eee PC, the 701, caused a huge stir in the laptop market, and rightly so. Before it materialised ultraportable laptops were well beyond the reach of most wallets; yet for just £230, the Eee PC offered a fully functional, ultraportable laptop.

Sure, it wasnt perfect. There was no optical drive, the 7in screen was on the small side and, it certainly couldnt lay claim to being as drop dead gorgeous, nor as powerful, as premium-priced ultraportables such as Sonys VGN-TZ31. But the fact you could buy more than four Eees for the price of a single Sony opened everyones eyes to just how cheap a laptop can be.

What the Eee lacks in good looks and alluring specifications, it more than makes up for with practicalities; and this new addition to the range, the Eee PC 900, addresses quite a few of the complaints levelled at the original.

The biggest change is that the tiny screen has been supplanted by an 8.9-inch panel, but while youd expect this to make the 900 physically larger than its predecessor, it doesnt. Instead, the big black speakers which framed the original Eees tiny screen have been moved to the underside of the laptop to make room.

Its a massive change for the better. Even with the specially tailored installation of Xandros Linux - a Windows XP version is also available, although well discuss the compromises later - the originals low 840 x 480 pixel resolution proved a little limiting for even the most basic browsing or document editing. Not only is the 900s screen physically larger, but its native resolution has risen to a far more manageable 1,024 x 600 pixels - enough to make surfing the web an enjoyable experience.

It provides good image quality too. Its no match for the likes of Sonys VGN-TZ31, but its amply and evenly bright across its nine inches, and colours are vibrant and punchy. More disappointing is the noticeable graininess to the image, but its not serious enough to impede day to day usage.

Room for manoeuvre
The rest of the Eees specification has also had a slight overhaul. Theres no sign of Intels Atom processors yet, so the same Intel Celeron 900MHz processor beavers away under the hood. But the complement of memory has risen from 512MB to 1GB, and the hard drive has also swelled from the original 2GB or 4GB options to a much more sensible 20GB. The storage is spread between two drives, however, with 4GB provided by onboard flash memory and another 16GB provided by a separate internal SSD drive.

The 4GB partition is still a touch on the small side for the operating system partition, but, while the 16GB secondary drive is tiny by todays standards, its a more than welcome improvement on one of the original Eees major drawbacks. Now theres ample room for documents and collections of music and video files without having to remember to bring the right flash drive or SD card whenever you leave the house.

Thanks to the solid state disks, the Eee feels fantastically snappy in use. Our benchmarks cant be run under Linux, but we managed to get some of them running under a Windows XP installation. The 2D graphics and media-encoding segments returned scores of 0.28 and 0.33 respectively. That may not be fast, but considering the Eees keen price, and the fact that intensive applications probably wont be its primary use, its not bad at all.


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Source : [http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/laptops/188277/asus-eee-pc-900]

The HP Pavilion dv7-2225sf appears with a Pentium Dual Core T4300 (2.10 GHz), 4GB DDR3 RAM (8GB max, 2 slots), SATA hard disk of 500 GB at 7200 rpm, a graphics card Mobility Radeon HD4650 1GB GDDR3 dedicated and HyperMemory up to 2.8 GB, a screen 17.3”WXGA + BrightView LED Backlight with a resolution of 1600 × 900, a webcam with microphone, a LightScribe DVD burner, an audio 2 speakers with Subwoofer Altec Lasing, a card reader 5 in 1, a keypad interface and Wi-Fi b / g, HDMI, VGA, Firewire, ExpressCard54, Infrared, Headphones (x2) Microphone, Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0 (x4 combo with 1 e-SATA).

HP Pavilion dv7-2225sf runs Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit with 8-cell battery weighs 3.52 kg and measuring 412 x 277 x 35-43.2 mm. Several software and applications are delivered with the integrated office with Works 9.0, software for reading / creating CD / DVD and photo editing / video Cyberlink DVDSuite and the HP MediaSmart multimedia suite. A remote control is also provided. HP Pavilion dv7-2225sf features a clear design MPrint Moonlight White Pattern for wavy gray on the hull and the wrist rests, giving it all look simple, elegant and original. The connection is mainly located on the left and the silver touchpad has a scroll zone and two buttons separated from each other.

The hp pavilion dv7 2225sf 2b HP Pavilion dv7 2225sf LaptopThe HP Pavilion dv7-2225sf is a laptop that will accommodate multi-purpose use. It has a dedicated graphics card powerful enough that it can handle many games. However, it will be bridled by proportionately less powerful processor. It is however the height for office multitasking and not too pushed. It is also necessary to reduce levels of detail under the headings of the most resource-intensive 3D resolution of the slab is high.

The screen displays of HP Pavilion dv7-2225sf is 16:9 format well suited to multimedia and a vertical resolution completely correct for the office and surfing. The hard disk storage is fast and comfortable will help make the entire system responsive in all cases more than one hard drive at 5400 rpm. The connection is provided it with significant presence HDMI and e-SATA. No modules Wi-Fi and Bluetooth No program, but it is difficult to hold it against him because his price. Finally, we note that the 4 GB of RAM is fully exploited by the system 64-bit Windows 7.[www.smart-blogs.com]

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Acer has launched its new laptop called as Acer Aspire 5720 15.4-inch multimedia laptop, featuring the latest Intel “Santa Rosa” notebook platform and the new “Gemstone” design.

The Aspire 5720 is powered by Intel Core 2 Duo processor with clock speeds in range from 1.8GHz to 2.4GHz and 800MHz front side bus. Acer’s new consumer notebook comes in two versions: the first feature Intel GM965 chipset and integrated Graphics Media Accelerator X3100, while the second has PM965 chipset paired with the recently announced ATI Mobility Radeon HD X2300 or DirectX 10-ready HD X2400 XT video card. As same as the similar 5920 with nVidia’s graphics, the Aspire 5720 has 15.4-inch high-brightness (220-nits) CrystalBrite TFT LCD with 1280×800 resolution and 8ms response time. The notebook’s sound is powered by Dolby-certified surround system and two built-in Acer 3DSonic stereo speakers.

The 5720 supports up to 4GB of main memory, when used with 64-bit operating system, since the 32-bit OS supports only up to 3GB. This laptop comes with SATA hard drive and DVD burner, but there is also an optional HD DVD optical drive.

Regarding communications, Acer Aspire 5720 provides 802.11a/b/g wireless, Gigabit Ethernet, a 56k modem and an optional Bluetooth. For audio/video conferencing there is Voice and Video over Internet Protocol (VVoIP) support via Acer CrystalEye web camera and an optional Acer Xpress VoIP phone.

The Aspire 5720 has three USB ports, ExpressCard/54 slot, a 5-in-1 card reader, and Firewire port. For external monitor and TV, there are a DVI-D port with HDCP support on models with dedicated graphics, a VGA out and an S-Video out.

Acer Aspire 5720 weigh starting at 6.17lbs with 6-cell battery and comes with Windows Vista Home Premium or Home Basic.
Source : [laptoping.com]

Toshiba has launch new laptop namely, Toshiba Satellite C655-S5225. The Satellite C655-S5225 which powered by features a Intel Pentium T4500 2.3 GHz CPU processor, 4 GigaByte DDR3 memory module, uses a 15.6 inch TFT-LCD widescreen display with 1366 x 768 resolution, a fast Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M chipset, and a decent 320 GigaByte hard disk. The details related to the specs of the device are discussed below.
Toshiba Satellite C655-S5225 Laptop Specification :

Price : $428.99 (us.toshiba.com)