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A new mobile computing experience in a stylish, robust design. With a crystal clear 8.9” screen and an impressive list of features, the NB100 is perfect for educational use and provides a great option as a secondary laptop.

Toshiba Nb100-128 Atom N270 / 1gb 120gb 8.9-tft Wxp Home   Brand : TOSHIBA Part Number : PLL10E-010030EN Group : Computer Systems - Portable/Notebook Computers Language : EN

The VAIO SR notebook with Switch mode is the perfect option for those who need to do it all on one computer. Switch mode enables you to tailor your notebook to the scenarios in which you use your PC - such as work, home and entertainment. A set of buttons above the keyboard lets you set and toggle between three distinct usage “personalities”, complete with unique wallpaper and a series of customized shortcuts.Select SR notebooks feature a greatly reduced software load for a quicker set up. This not only saves time during set up, it also allows employees to get up and running on their new computers faster, which enhances overall productivity for both IT Professionals and employees alike.

Intel has recently announced the launch of the exiciting Performance & Value SSD product family. Initially supply will be tight with most supply coming on the client 80GB sku 1355334.

The SSD drives come in a
SATA 3.0Gbs interface
1.8″ & 2.5″ form factors
32GB to 160GB capacities
10-50X IOPS performance gains
Extended battery life
1000Gs Extremely rugged

On the X25-M X18-M mainstream lines expect 1.2Million hours MTBF / 0.15W active power or 0.06W idle Power a $400 power saving over pC lifespan!

To help differentiate between models
X18-M 160GB

18 signifies form factor i.e 1.8″
M signifies technology/market M=MLC client / E= SLC Enterprise
160GB signifies drive capacity

Sony has unveiled the world’s lightest computer with Blu-ray Disc™ technology. This engineering phenomenon combines the power of HD technology into an ultra-light, ultra-portable laptop. The new VAIO® TT Series laptop is housed in a lightweight carbon-fiber chassis and weighs only 2.87 pounds. Adding to its appearance, the VAIO TT laptop also features thinness of less than 1-inch.

It sports an 11.1-inch widescreen display, which is equipped with Sony’s XBRITE-DuraView™ LCD technology that promises to deliver 100 percent color saturation for a wide range of vibrant colors and true-to-life picture quality. Also, this technology produces a brighter screen due to an energy-efficient white LED backlight so users can view photos in crystal-clear resolution.

Selected models of the new TT series laptops can play Blu-ray Disc movies in full HD 1080p resolution when connected to a compatible HDTV. It is also capable of recording, storing and playing back personal content on high-capacity BD media. The Sony TT series laptops also feature HDMI™ output connector, so that users can enjoy HD content on a compatible HDTV for a larger viewing experience.

Powered by Intel® Centrino®  2 processor technology for excellent PC output and energy-conserving features that deliver long battery life; the TT laptops come with dual channel 256GB (128GB X 2) solid state drive (SSD) with RAID technology, the result is quicker boot-up times, faster application launches and overall enhanced performance.

The laptop integrates Wide Area Network (WAN) technology, Sprint(R) Mobile Broadband Network and its latest mobile network technology, EV-DO Revision A. All models are ENERGY STAR® 4.0 compliant, hold an EPEAT Silver ranking and incorporates such eco-conscious features as a mercury-free LED backlit LCD.

The TT model starts at around £1100 and is available in premium carbon black, silk black, champagne gold and crimson red.

Acer redefines mobile connectivity with Aspire One, the revolutionary netbook packed with fun and powerful computing features in a diminutive 8.9″ form factor. From the moment you switch it on, the Aspire one is ready to go in just 15 seconds (with Linpus Linux Lite version). That’s what we call a smart start. Once on, the interface is pure simplicity: a home screen divided into four areas that contain all the applications you need to stay connected, work, play, and organize your life on the road. And as your Aspire one is as unique as the way you use it, you can customize the applications on the home screen so that it’s just right for you. Fast, simple and indescribably chic. That’s your new life with the Aspire one.

The Aspire One has pretty much everything it takes to be a market leader. It’s attractive and lightweight. It offers solid performance and it’s easy to use. Most importantly, however, is its price: the entry-level One costs a very pocket-friendly £237.

By making the chassis wider than most netbooks, Acer has been able to incorporate a keyboard that’s 95 per cent the size of a full laptop keyboard. Amazingly, you can actually touch-type on the One without much compromise in your speed.

There are three USB ports in total; two on the right, one on the left. There’s also a D-Sub video output port, Ethernet port and mic and headphone ports. Unusually, there are two SD card readers, one on either side. The idea is that one SD reader, which also recognises MMC, xD and Memory Stick Pro cards, can be used to access removable media. The other is intended for semi-permanent storage, you simply slap an SDHC card in and leave it there.

Overall, in some respects, the Acer Aspire One is better than an Eee PC 901, it has an excellent keyboard, solid performance and is highly portable.