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With the advent of new technologies called Boot Camp and Parallels you can run Windows on a Mac. If that is not enough you can run Windows on Asus’s low-cost laptop the Eee PC. It seems like Microsoft is looking for more and this time they are planning to bring Windows XP to the XO laptop, famed to be called One Laptop Per Child (OLPC). Microsoft released a statement yesterday announcing plans to begin testing XP on the XO in January in the hopes of making a final version available by the second half of… Continue Reading»

This is the Dell’s new XPS M1730 laptop released by Notebook Italiana.As you might see from the image, it is not the best laptop, atleast if in terms of slimness but 17-inch screen, Core 2 Extreme X7800 chip, GeForce 8700M, do make it a good buy… Continue Reading»

For those of you who’ve recently placed a Dell laptop order only to find yourself high and dry on shipment, rest assured you’re not alone — not by a long shot. Of course, there have been problems with shipment on the XPS M1330 for some time — problems so severe that a thread on NotebookReview’s forum concerning delays for the laptop has had over 9,000 replies to date (a record for the site), but apparently that’s not the only system affected. It would seem that customers who’ve placed orders for… Continue Reading»

Somehow, a twelve-year-old child has been given the opportunity to take the OLPC XO for a test drive, and we’ve got the blow-by-blow for you.Read full story at Engadget

HTC today announced official US availability of its mobile monster (and we do mean “monster”), the Advantage. Known alternately as the Athena and X7501, the sucker rocks pretty much every feature one could want in a pocketable device: 256MB of onboard ROM, 128MB of RAM, 8GB hard drive, HSDPA 850 / 1900 alongside quadband GSM, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, 3 megapixel autofocus cam, integrated GPS, and an incredible 5 inches of VGA display madness sitting atop Windows Mobile 6 Professional. Coming in at a hefty 134 x 98 x 16mm (20mm with keyboard… Continue Reading»

Lenovo, the no. 3 personal computer maker in the world, has just dropped news that they will be introducing a new line of laptops that will not be powered by Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system, instead settling on Linux. This effectively sets the tone of being the strongest endorsement of open-source software by a major computer maker to date. Microsoft might be the number one operating system in the world (and have been for quite some time already, sitting in more than 90% of the computers in the world), but Linux blows its trumpet by… Continue Reading»