Toshiba Satellite L305D-S5914 Laptop

Toshiba Satellite L305D-S5914

Toshiba Satellite L305D-S5914 Sempron™ 3600+ 2.0GHz 160GB 2048MB
15.4" Trubrite™ WXGA DVD-RW VHB NEW, SEALED

Sony Vaio FW170J/H Laptop

Sony Vaio FW170J/H

Sony FW170J/ H Core™2 Duo P8400 2.26GHz 320GB 4096MB 16.4"
XBRITE WXGA BLU-RAY BT VHP Webcam TITANIUM GREY FACT

Sony Vaio TZ190N/BC Laptop

Sony Vaio TZ190N/BC

Sony TZ190N/ BC Core™2 Duo U7600 1.2GHz 32GB SSD 2048MB 11.1"
XBRITE WXGA DVD-RW WAN BT Vista Business Webcam FP BLACK+ CASE
NEW, SEALED

Sony Vaio CS215J/W Laptop

Sony Vaio CS215J/W
Sony CS215J/ W Core™2 Duo T6400 2.0GHz 250GB 4096MB 14.1"
XBRITE WXGA DVD-RW BT VHP Webcam DOVE WHITE FACT.RB.

Philips to Manufacture Notebooks in Brazil

The 13-inch model is more powerful in various aspects, first it will run on an Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 with 2.0 GHz and will feature 2GB of RAM, 120 GB HDD and the Dual Layer burner.
It will be priced at around $2,200.

There is no info related to the products names but Philips specified that these two are designed only for the Brazilian market.

Dell Studio XPS 16

Do you know what I hate about early January? There's CES, there's MacWorld(well, at least it was, because its future is a bit uncertain), both with a bunch of interesting laptops and accessories to be released, but you only get some technical specs, the looks, and... sometimes you get info about pricing and availability, sometimes you don't. Now, it's the perfect time to check some of those hot products and the user reviews they got. Today's target is the Dell Studio XPS 16, released in early January, at CES.

What I find strange is the fact that the Studio XPS 16 and XPS 13 are quite different, but both are described by Dell as "Blending power with elegance, (..) designed to deliver the ultimate multimedia laptop experience." Anyway, I am not here to judge Dell's content writers, because there's something even more interesting.

Dell Latitude XT2

Dell, my friends, Dell is one of the all-time favorite brands I can think of when talking about laptops, and most impressive part of it all is how they managed to improve the customer support services in only a few years. Fortunately, I never had to use Dell's customer support services, but I have some friends who did, and a few of them told me everything got much better in the last 2-3 years. These being said, let's take a look at today's Dell candy - the Latitude XT2!

"The industry's first tablet PC with multi-touch screen technology has taken superb to a new level with the Dell Latitude XT2. The XT2 lets you use natural gestures like a pinch or tap for scrolling, panning, rotating, zooming and more." Now, this black beauty has just been spotted on Dell.com, but no matter how much you'll pay for it, you won't have it before the 9th of April.