IT News & Technology update

Intel, world leader in CPU research and development

Written by IT News on 7:15 AM

Thinking ahead, it seems that Intel has done lately, with no fewer than three new computers at the same time, developed by Santa Clara-based company. These three projects Pine trail Pineview, Georgia and CPU platform (due 2010), Cedar View chip (2011) and also a 22nm process-based chip planned for 2013.

Cedar View, an Intel Atom processor based on 32nm process technology. The processor is expected to peak performance of their predecessors and will, hopefully, a reasonable energy bragging too. There are some features that are reportedly to be integrated into the core of the chip.

Such a function is a fully integrated graphics chip will support DirectX 10.1 and smooth playback of High Definition (HD) media files. This means that gamers probably will still opt to buy a graphics card, multimedia enthusiasts will have no reason to invest in a separate video card.

Another feature of the Cedar View implicit support for the Intel Atom is a dual digital display. Although not strictly true multi-display enthusiasts to meet, it is probably enough for office workers or business people interested in running multiple tasks on the same system.

Combined with the rumor that the device will DDR3 RAM memory controller (on a par with the Core i7 processors Bloomfield) chip will provide consumers with all the resources required for each application. Such double-DIMM support would almost certainly be dominated by the desktop version, but according to Fudzilla, the possibility of netbooks to this feature is also quite high.

Cedar View will be preceded by Pineview, Georgia and the CPU platform Pine Trail, which is defined, which is already in January 2010. This product will probably be Intel's flagship for 2010 and part of 2011, the Cedar View kicks in. For now, consumers can be confident that AMD still plans to translate innovation as it has always done.

| Posted in » Atom, CPU, Intel, Intel Atom, processors

Sony VAIO X-series hands-on experience

Written by IT News on 10:03 PM

Beginning in September, at the IFA 2009 fair in Berlin, Germany, announced that Sony, one of the world's largest suppliers of consumer electronics and products for computing, a couple of new additions to its range of VAIO notebooks, including an interesting model in the form of VAIO X, marketed as the lightest "" the world's laptop computer. Not much was published on the IFA to the specifications of this machine, but earlier this month by Sony came up with the technical specifications for the new system. In this context, we have recently provided an opportunity for a hands-on experience with VAIO Sony said at a news conference, where the company showed its fall lineup.

While Sony unveiled models, such as AW, SW, CW or W-series netbook, the main attraction of the event, without doubt, was X VAIO ultraportable laptop. Designed as a cross between a netbook and ultra-portable computers, claiming the new VAIO that the world's thinnest laptop. And we were really convinced that if we chance to play a bit.

According to Sony, this new machine designed as a next-generation alternative to the company and former TT TZ series, which end-users with a thinner, lighter solution. The slim, lightweight design of the laptop is switched to the internal configuration of the system, as Atom 550 processor, clocked at 2GHz, 2GB RAM, 256GB high capacity SATA SSD, along with Intel GMA 500 graphics chipset contains. There is also a 11.1-inch WXGA X-Black technology and a range of connectivity options, including everywair WAN 7.2Mbps (3G), USB 2.0, LAN, WLAN 802.11 a / b / g / Draft n, and Bluetooth.

The model that we had a chance to play with was based on an Intel Atom Z540 processor, clocked at 1.86GHz with a lower clock speed. The system was run on 2 GB of RAM and Windows 7 32-bit operating system, roughly what you get for the cheapest configuration. While we were impressed by the exterior of the overall system design, performance, even in Windows 7, was rather slow, especially when it comes to all the nice Windows 7 features, such as the Aero interface.

| Posted in » Atom, laptop, Sony

Intel said to be planning launch of Atom N450 for January 3rd

Written by IT News on 2:58 AM

Intel said to be planning launch of Atom N450 for January 3rd
As you may have read recent articles, Santa Clara, California-based Intel is preparing a new wave of Atom processors launch, aimed at low-end netbook and nettop segments computer. Part of the next generation of business netbook platform, codenamed Pine Trail, the new processors are expected to a large number of new computing power. In this we can show that a possible date for the launch of the new chip maker Pineview, Georgia-based Atom processor, designed for a coming wave of new netbooks: the Atom N450. There are also leaked information about the start date for another new Atom processor, N470, which increases the clock frequency 1.86GHz.

According to a recent news article at Fudzilla, the new Atom N450 of January 3, 2010, just days until the premiere of the upcoming CES 2010 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. The new package of solutions to the CPU, memory controller and graphics on the same chip, allowing PC vendors to create new netbooks with a lower power consumption. The processor will be clocked at 1.66GHz, the same as the current model N280, but no lift in performance compared to the original Atom N270 on most netbooks available today.

In addition, Intel is a report on the website works on the task of launching an improved performance Atom N470 model, with a core speed of 1.86GHz and is said to be scheduled for release sometime in March. Also been developed for netbook systems, new Atom N470 will sport the same 512KB cache size and fit into the same sockets FCBGA8. Intel also aims to provide its customers with a current range of desktop or nettop Atom processors, including a new dual-core and single-core model, since the first days of January, notes the report.

As pricing goes, is the new N450 is expected to be available for U.S. $ 64 to start a U.S. $ 20 increase over the current N270. The N470 will be available for a slightly higher price tag of U.S. $75 when it will be in March.

| Posted in » Atom, Intel Atom, Intel Processors, laptop

ASUS set to unveil Pineview-powered Eee PC T101H

Written by IT News on 12:19 AM

ASUS set to unveil Pineview-powered Eee PC T101H
ASUS is a leading worldwide supplier of netbook systems, provide end users with an impressive range of Eee PC models. One such system is Eee PC T101H, a 10-inch convertible tablet-style netbook that the Taiwanese supplier at the beginning of the year at CES in January. Although it is expected somewhere in the second half of this year, so the system does not debut on the market. But according to recent data that have appeared on the Internet, ASUS is preparing to launch an updated version of this machine, which will be based on the Intel platform and Pine Trail is likely to debut at CES next year.

According to a recent news article about the German language netbooknews.de makes updated Eee PC T101H its debut at CES in January 2010. The specifications for the new system are very similar, with a 10.2-inch resistive multi-touch screen with 1024 x 600 pixels, 1GB RAM, 16GB SSD, Wireless 802.11 b / g / n, Bluetooth, GPS, 3G, UMTS, DVB-T, Li-Polymer battery with up to 8 hours runtime.

But the core of the new Eee PC, ASUS has decided to integrate the next generation of Intel's Atom N450 processor clocked at 1.66 GHz and the chip maker Pineview, Georgia offers new architecture. As you may know, Pineview, Georgia processor designed for CPU, memory and graphics cards to a single chip, reducing power consumption for low-power systems.

T101H Eee PC will reportedly be launched with Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system and will be available for a starting price of around 700 euros or more than $ 1000. Unfortunately, we must take these figures with a pinch of salt, since we are talking about a product that was announced 10 months ago.

| Posted in » Asus, Atom, CES 2009, Eee PC

Zotac rolls out the MAG series nettop systems

Written by IT News on 3:37 AM

Zotac, one of the largest video-ATI board partners, has recently announced the launch of its new portable computer systems, specifically designed to take advantage of the benefits and features that are integrated into the Ion NVIDIA's platform. The new series of desktop computer systems, named Zotac MAG, will be available with either a dual-core Atom 330 processor or a lower power, single-core Atom 230 processor. According to the company, the new series can be installed on a variety of ways and offers
end-users with the flexibility to choose their own operating systems Microsoft Windows XP to different versions of Linux.

"If users start to equip every room in their home computers for a true digital home experience, space and power conservation is an issue, particularly for larger homes," said Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC International. "The ZOTAC MAG-series, we are the ones who using a system that fits in a house somewhere. The compact size, performance and energy efficiency, the ZOTAC MAG perfect for all computer applications. We evaluated the market demand for small PC systems, and each user has different settings for their operating systems connected digital computers. by the end user to select the operating system they want, they are under control makes it the ideal digital home, which is linked to their wishes, "Mr. Berger added.

MAG ND01-HD is equipped with a dual-core Atom 330 processor, while MAG-NS01 HD is powered by a single-core Atom 230 processor. Apart from the two systems are almost the same. They are built on ION NVIDIA chipset platform and can be equipped with 2 GB of RAM, 160GB 5400 RPM 2.5-inch hard drive, 4-in-1 media card reader, eSATA port, gigabit Ethernet, integrated 802.11n connectivity. The unit can be mounted on a flat surface, standard on the back of the monitor with VESA mounting holes.

Unfortunately, the company has released few details about prices and availability of new nettop Zotac MAG.

| Posted in » Atom, NetTop, Nvidia, NVIDIA ION, Zotac

Intel plans to ship new Pineview Atom processors in Q4 2009

Written by IT News on 3:36 AM

Last week, Intel, hosting the world's leading supplier of high performance computer processors, its annual events IDF (Intel Developer Forum) in which the chip maker had a few messages that do, including the introduction of several new products. In addition, Intel also discussed some of its leading solutions, including the long awaited processors and Pineview, Georgia Pine Trail netbook platform. The company updated the Atom processors are expected to ship during the fourth quarter of 2009, confirming earlier rumors that have appeared on the internet, before
above shows.

Much has been said about the next generation of Intel Atom processors in recent months, particularly as this upcoming chips have a different architecture, compared with the current platform. Pine Trail, Intel's upcoming Atom platform, comes in a 2-chip solution, compared with current 3-chip design platform. This is a feature enabled by the new chipset and processor design, graphics chip and memory controller into the processor, eliminating the need for third place chipsets.

The next generation processors will ship Pineview, Georgia in the fourth quarter of this year, according to a recent news article in PC World, citing Jeff Demuth, who works with Intel-platform marketing. Unfortunately Demuth not specified in Pineview, Georgia-powered netbooks will be available on the market, but there is a good chance that we will see a number of new arrivals in the first months of 2010.

Pine Trail platform Pineview, Georgia has the new Atom processors, which are expected to allow system designers to thinner and smaller systems, with better battery life, some features that should be appreciated by lovers netbook. But the graphics performance may not be the strongest feature of the next platform, but we are still to be seen whether the chip Santa Clara, California-based manufacturer has a netbook graphics improvement over the current solution.

| Posted in » Atom, Intel, Netbook, Pine Trail, Pineview

Devon IT's TC5 thin client is more affordable

Written by IT News on 8:18 PM

Devon IT announced today that it has decided on his line of VMware Certified TC5 thin clients less, which means that customers with a more economical way to facilitate in this segment. Said the family computer is designed to successfully integrate Intel's Atom platform, which enables an energy-efficient alternatives to basic office computing environment. The TC5, which is orderable from IBM, is the only thin client that Intel's Atom processor packs and are now for a starting price of just U.S. $ 299.

"We have decided to friendly and affordable for organizations to move to thin client computing further reduce the transition costs in advance," says Joe Makoid, President, Devon IT. "There is no doubt that interest in virtual desktop is growing and that new, more Powerful thin-client technology, such as TC5 - along with a sophisticated program that VMware View - expanding opportunities for IT managers and organizations need to do more with less. We are pleased to provide customers with this package of advanced technology with low-end prices."

Based on the popular Intel Atom N270 processor clocked at 1.6 GHz with 2 GB maximum memory, the TC5 thin client available with a built-in browser, Firefox, Citrix Desktop Receiver, VMware VDM client, X11, Tarantella / Sun SGD Client and more, depending on configuration. The system supports up to 1920 x 1200 at 32 bit color on 2 screens, while the I / O, four USB 2.0 ports, one DVI-D, a DVI-I and a Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 port to be included.

"Our Intel Atom processor-based thin clients TC5 in a performance that compete most recent generations of desktop PC in a stateless device that has a small place," explains Stephane Verdy, CTO, Devon IT. "TC5 There is no fan and uses less energy than traditional desktop computers, lowering the overall total cost of ownership. Despite the small price tag, the performance of VMware View TC5 provides a powerful alternative to traditional PC desktop."

| Posted in » Atom, Devon IT, Intel, TC5, thin client

Lenovo officially unveils the C100 all-in-one desktop PC

Written by IT News on 12:39 AM

Lenovo has recently announced the introduction of its new all-in-designed a C100 desktop computer to take advantage of the low-power specifications of Intel's successful Atom platform. Spotted back in early August, the new system fits a low-power Atom processor inside a 18.5-inch 16:9 LCD monitor, to offer users a choice for a home computer systems that are energy efficient and provides a basic home computing experience.

"Packed with intense experiences and available at a very affordable price, extends Lenovo's consumer C100 offers for fast-growing all-in-one market segment," said Dion Weisler, Vice President, Business Operations, Lenovo. "The C100 is easy to install and easy to use , perfect for those seeking a convenient way to enhance their digital lifestyle. "

According to some of the key features that have been highlighted by the company, the new C100 all-in-a-atomic system has been designed to offer customers a choice of a single-core Atom 230 processor, or a more performance-based can, dual-core Atom 330 processor. Measurement in at 18.5 x 14.5 x 4 inches, boasts the new all-in-one from the Lenovo one 18.5-inch 16:9 widescreen display with a two-inch screen depth design. In addition, the system also offers a built-in DVD burner / reader and four USB ports.

Although the desktop computer market is not doing very well, compared to the notebook segment, IDC believes that the all-in-one desktop category will account for significant growth, particularly in the U.S. market. The new C100 all-in-one will be an alternative for this segment, because we already have a starting price tag of U.S. $ 399 via the company's website and various retailers.

| Posted in » all-in-one, Atom, C100, desktop PC, Lenovo

Intel belives PCs will become more personalized

Written by IT News on 9:24 PM

Intel, the world's leading provider of IT-processors, believe that the PC market is probably a significant growth in coming years, like the growth recorded in the phone on the market following the introduction of mobile phones, a company executive says look.

According to Mooly Eden, Vice President and General Manager of Intel's Mobile Platforms Group, quoted in a recent news article in PC World, the PC's more and more customized services, like mobile phones, which is why he believes that the PC market is likely to grow at the same as phone market has grown. "It would be a netbook or a laptop or a Mobile Internet Device (MID)," said Eden.

He explains that since the sale of computers is a "consumer game" be noted that vendors now need to focus on both elegance and sleekness of the unit and on his performance and other specifications. He talks about the "desirability" of computers, said that in markets where affordability is an issue computers to content, user interfaces and applications that the end user can relate to.

As the article suggests, this view is not as realistic for the emerging markets as for adults Ones. Examples of markets such as India, the price for the ideal system is about 10,000 rupees (U.S. $ 200). This is a segment where netbooks are best suited, given their low prices, but most such systems currently on the market with the € 200 price tag. Eden, however, pointing out that prices of netbooks is likely to decrease because of economies of scale, but he makes no prediction about when he expects prices to come down.

Most of today's netbooks, as Eden observes, are sold in mature markets, but the original chip manufacturer's Atom processor designed for the new technology.

| Posted in » Atom, Intel, netbooks, PC market, PCs

Samsung N510 Ion netbook to hit stateside in October, after Win 7 release

Written by IT News on 2:11 AM

ION NVIDIA's platform for small, low-power computers, has seen the light for a long time, but it seems that most users will have to wait a while before they can take advantage of ION in a new netbook PC. According to the latest data made available on the Internet, most PC vendors providers NVIDIA ION powered netbooks to the launch of Microsoft's long awaited Windows 7 operating system. Apparently the combination of NVIDIA ION platform and Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system will provide a better, higher performance computing solution, compared to Vista and ION-based products.

This is the case with PC Lenovo, which is the first to introduce a netbook powered by said platform. The company has repeatedly pushed back the availability date for the ION-based netbook, the IdeaPad S12-based ION is now scheduled to arrive after October 22, when Windows 7 drops. The company currently sells a non-ION version of netbook, go for an initial price tag of U.S. $359th

OIP-cast N510 Samsung also has been delayed, according to the latest data, U.S. users are expected to see 11.6-inch netbook somewhere after the arrival of Windows 7th The system is already shipping in some parts of Europe, but it seems that Samsung has decided to wait until Microsoft ends Windows 7 operating system before it makes netbook available in the U.S..

Other ION-based netbooks are expected to begin before the end of the year, systems that also take advantage of Microsoft's Windows 7th The combination of the ION platform with Microsoft's Windows 7 makes sense, both for PC suppliers and customers. This new OS is optimized for the GPU, NVIDIA ION makes full use of it, which leads to better results in the computer system.

| Posted in » Atom, GPU, netbooks, NVIDIA ION, windows 7

Panasonic Toughbook H1 now certified for use on Verizon Wireless

Written by IT News on 12:44 AM

Panasonic, one of the world's largest suppliers of consumer electronics, but also a strong presence in the market for portable computer systems, announced today that its H1 Gobi-enabled Toughbook Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA) is certified for use on Verizon LAN. This adds an important value for the end user, who will be able to use all the features that are enabled to take without worrying about what access they have at their disposal.

"Today more health mobile than ever, and there is a strong need for reliable and secure wireless connectivity," says Vicky Obenshain, director, wireless strategy, Panasonic Computer Solutions Company. "Our Gobi certification from Verizon Wireless Network is a step in ensuring to our customers' needs are met and that we meet the new trend of more integrated wireless broadband to all sectors - particularly in the health care market.

At the end of last year, Panasonic introduced a new computer which was an impressive range of business Toughbook rugged laptops to connect. With a 10.4-double-touch LCD and a combination of Intel processor Z540 inch with 1 GB of DDR2 memory and 80 GB shock-mounted drive, was the new computer system designed for the medical sector, which is marketed as a Mobile Clinical Assistant. It now appears that users of the new Toughbook H1 will benefit from the impressive network coverage offered by Verizon Wireless.

"Health professionals need a reliable wireless network to critical patient data while working remotely open," says John Maschenic, Associate Director for care for Verizon Wireless. "Healthcare providers are Toughbook H1, the largest in the country, a fast data network, today announced a new standard for efficient, while giving them access to information needed to deliver excellent patient care.

Available worldwide, will Toughbook H1 with an expected price tag of $ 2999 U.S., supported by a limited warranty 3 years, according to Panasonic.

| Posted in » Atom, Panasonic, Toughbook, Toughbook H1, Verizon Wireless

Intel Atom Z-series processors are here to stay

Written by IT News on 8:57 AM

At the end of last week there was a rumor that claimed Intel, the world's largest supplier of microprocessors, informed its customers of its decision to stop accepting orders for its line of low-power modes Z Atom processors. The rumor went on to note that several netbook vendors have already said its order chips, but the orders would not be accepted. In this respect, it seems that the rumor has recently reached the ears of Santa Clara, California-based chip maker, which immediately rejected the allegations.

Speculation originally began as a result of a news article on Taiwan Digi Times quoting sources claiming Chip Zilla told its OEM customers that it would stop accepting orders for the Z-series Atom processors. These components are used in a few ultra-portable netbook such as the Sony Vaio P, which meant that these systems can quickly become a hard refresh rate or phasing out of the market.

Picking up the story, the fellows over at the Register Hardware has been in contact with Santa Clara, California-based chip maker, which reportedly denied rumors above. An Intel spokesman told Register Hardware that "Rumors of industry sources indicated that Intel is no longer taking orders for Atom-Z processors or end of production at the end of the year is 100% correct." The chip maker does not comment on the claim that interrupted Atom Z-series will contribute to a clearer boundary between netbooks and mobile Internet devices.

This is the second time in recent days as a reputation for the company's product roadmap has been rejected by the leading chip maker. Earlier this month there were rumors (which Intel also denied) that the next generation Pine Trail platform would be postponed to early 2010. We will try to provide you posted when more information shows up.

| Posted in » Atom, CPU, Intel, Netbook, Z-series

Intex netbook packs the same Intel Atom platform

Written by IT News on 8:31 AM

Go with leading suppliers such as Acer, ASUS, MSI, Dell and other Indian company, Intex has recently announced the introduction of the first ultra-portable, small, low-power computer system, called netbook. N101-WC1100 appointed, the new machine takes on the same technical specifications as most other systems
category, where users with an Intel Atom-based solution, which will be available in two colors.

You get no surprises with Intex N101-WC1100 netbook, which is designed with an Intel Atom platform and is the subject of the enormously popular Atom N270 1.6GHz processor. The system packs the standard 1 GB of RAM, a 160GB SATA hard drive, integrated Intel GMA 950 graphics and LED-backlit 10.1-inch screen. It weighs at 1.2kg, battery included, and we hear that it can be upgraded with 2GB RAM, for users who want to squeeze a little more performance from this low-power computer.

The 10-inch netbook also packs wireless 802.11 b / g and Bluetooth and is to be able to provide users with approximately 4 hours of battery life, but actual numbers may vary. As you might know, the netbook come with 1.3MP webcam, a 7-in-1 card reader, and 10/100 Ethernet LAN connection. Try to take your attention Intex netbook will be available in two colors, including red, chic and elegant black."

The system is relatively inexpensive and is well within their category; with black painted N101-WC1100 go for about U.S. $390, while the red version costs about U.S. $ 10 more. There is no information on whether this netbook will be available outside India, but given the fierce competition that has shaped the netbook segment, there is a good chance that the Intex N101-WC1100 will not operate on the global market.

| Posted in » 10-inch, Atom, Intel Atom, Intex, Netbook

New LaVie Light LUI netbook from NEC

Written by IT News on 8:29 AM

NEC looks to further expand its range of ultra portable netbooks Lavia Light with the introduction of an Intel Atom-based model with a 10-inch display. The new system, called Lavia Light Lui recently tipped by the Tokyo company and is another netbook with a standard list of technical specifications similar to most competing systems currently on the market. The expected sales in Japan, the new netbook look at a number of benefits touted by an 8.5 hour battery life.

Even if it comes at a time when the netbook market is already overcrowded, the Lavia Light Lui looks to compete with all the Atom-based systems in the present situation. Packing group an Intel Atom N280 processor clock at 1.66GHz with 1GB of RAM, the 10.1-inch solution has the same technical specifications as the newest netbooks on Intel Atom platform. Moreover, the system is shown with 1 GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive and less estimated integrated Intel GMA 950 graphics chip.

For connectivity, the netbook offers pretty much what to expect from a computer in its category, a 10/100 Ethernet LAN port, WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1, an SD memory card reader and a 1.3MP webcam. Boasting Microsoft's successful and well-known Windows XP SP3, the new model is said to provide users with a battery life of 8.5 hours, which is quite impressive, even for a netbook.

A weight of only 1.32kg, the new NEC solution is expected to be available in Japan next week, July 9. Unfortunately we have no information on netbook pricing and this will be made available in some other parts of the world.

| Posted in » Atom, LaVie Light, LaVie Light LUI, NEC, Netbook

HP rolls out new MediaSmart home server equipped with Atom processor and Windows Home Server

Written by IT News on 12:08 AM

Hewlett-Packard, one of the world's leading suppliers of computer systems, has recently announced the introduction of the new Windows Media Smart Home Server, dubbed LX195. The new model comes as an addition to the firm Media Smart Server EX487 and EX485 home servers and is designed to take advantage of the highly successful Intel Atom processor, so the first Atom-based home server
to be featured in the Windows Home Server.

The new model will be potential customers with support for up to 640GB of storage space, with a single disc. In addition to the netbook-focused Atom Intel processor, running at 1.6GHz, the server is also equipped with 1GB of RAM, and provides an optimal balance between performance home server and a device that has low energy consumption. Additional features include four USB ports and an Ethernet port, allowing the device users to connect their networks to increase storage capacity with four USB ports.

The LX195 is 4 cm wide and 8 inches long and is expected to be available for the manufacturer suggested retail price of $ 400, or about $ 200 less than you would need to add the Media Smart Server EX485, which is equipped with 2-GHz Intel Core 2 Solo processors and offers a 750 GB hard drive and 2GB memory. The upgrade options on the Media Smart LX195 include system disk and RAM. Thanks to user-centered design, LX195-Storage offers convenient storage upgrade.

Using the Media Smart LX195, users will have the opportunity to publish photos directly to various websites, using the HP Photo Editor software. The site includes support Facebook, Flickr, Picassa and Snapfish. Unfortunately the system does not detail the access to the new Atom-powered home server.

| Posted in » Atom, home server, HP, MediaSmart, Storage

Fujitsu M2010 netbook packs Atom N280

Written by IT News on 11:48 PM

Like most of its competitors, Fujitsu has recently updated its netbook offering with the introduction of the new Fujitsu M2010, a 10-inch netbook is combining luxurious design with the results for the latest Intel Atom platform. Like most systems in its category, the new netbook from Fujitsu comes loaded with almost a standard package, but add some extra, such as preloaded ArcSoft software. The new model follows the company M1010 netbook announced in October last year.

Mr. Lim Teck Sin, Director of Product Marketing, Events, "The immense popularity Fujitsu M1010 has encouraged a more healthy experience in our netbook category. The new Fujitsu M2010 is designed to provide users with increased productivity and efficiency in more visual improvement and connections experience to play. Altogether Fujitsu M2010 represents true mobility to ensure that Fujitsu is committed to delivering and users want. “

The 10-inch netbook will be available in a range of four colors, including Black Diamond, Fiery Red, white and ivory Salsa Purple. Measuring 25.8 by 18.9 cm, the system weighs just over 1 kg, as most netbooks, which is currently on the market. Unlike the first model, M1010, the new Fujitsu netbook supports Intel N280 processor, running at 1.66GHz.

The core of the new netbook is an Intel 945GSE chipset that supports Intel's successful Atom N270, a 160GB hard drive and 1 GB DDR2 memory. Designed for the basics of the computer world results, M2010 is equipped with integrated Bluetooth V2.1, a 1.3MP webcam and a 10.1-inch WSVGA display with back-light LED glare technology.

Announced in the whole world, like the LOOX M-series netbook the M2010 will be available in Asia and the Pacific later this year. The option of N280 processor will be available later in June.

| Posted in » Atom, Fujitsu, Fujitsu M2010, N280, Netbook

HP rolls out new MediaSmart home server equipped with Atom processor and Windows Home Server

Written by IT News on 2:26 AM

Hewlett-Packard, one of the world's leading suppliers of computer systems, has recently announced the introduction of the new Windows Media Smart Home Server, dubbed LX195. The new model comes as an addition to the firm Media Smart Server EX487 and EX485 home servers and is designed to take advantage of the highly successful Intel Atom processor, so the first Atom-based home server
to be featured in the Windows Home Server.

The new model will be potential customers with support for up to 640GB of storage space, with a single disc. In addition to the netbook-focused Atom Intel processor, running at 1.6GHz, the server is also equipped with 1GB of RAM, and provides an optimal balance between performance home server and a device that has low energy consumption. Additional features include four USB ports and an Ethernet port, allowing the device users to connect their networks to increase storage capacity with four USB ports.

The LX195 is 4 cm wide and 8 inches long and is expected to be available for the manufacturer suggested retail price of $400, or about $200 less than you would need to add the Media Smart Server EX485, which is equipped with 2-GHz Intel Core 2 Solo processors and offers a 750 GB hard drive and 2GB memory. The upgrade options on the Media Smart LX195 include system disk and RAM. Thanks to user-centered design, LX195-Storage offers convenient storage upgrade.

Using the Media Smart LX195, users will have the opportunity to publish photos directly to various websites, using the HP Photo Editor software. The site includes support Facebook, Flickr, Picassa and Snapfish. Unfortunately the system does not detail the access to the new Atom-powered home server.

| Posted in » Atom, home server, HP, MediaSmart, Storage

Kohjinsha 10-inch netbook has integrated TV Tuner

Written by IT News on 4:08 AM

If you have become tired of hunting through ASUS 'long list of Eee PC netbooks, or if for any reason you are not satisfied with what Acer has to offer, perhaps it is time to someone else. Recently, a new Kohjinsha ultra-portable computer that has everything it needs to compete in the rapidly growing market for Atom-powered netbooks. From a 10-inch display, the new netbook from Kohjinsha was exactly what you're looking for in a netbook system.

What are the technical specifications, Kohjinsha MT6WX16AR has little or nothing new to offer. The system is based on the overly familiar Intel Atom processor platform, as shown in most netbooks currently on the market. The 1.6GHz N270 processor with 1GB of RAM (expandable to 2GB) and a traditional hard disk that is ready to give you as much as 160 GB of storage space. The 10.1-inch screen supports a resolution of 1024 x 576 and is powered by Intel's integrated 945GSE Express chipset.

Fortunately Kohjinsha decided to at least one feature that you might not find on most of its competitors in the market. According to the specifications in this thing, users will be able to benefit from a 1Seg TV tuner, a feature that may give rise to an interest in the company of 10-inch netbook.

Apart from the specs above, the new 10-inch netbook by Kohjinsha offers much-needed WiFi, Ethernet and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity options, a 1.3MP webcam, a 3-in-1 card reader and ExpressCard/34 tax. The system is equipped with a Windows XP Home SP3 operating system and comes at a starting point the price of € 499. Unfortunately we have no information on when the netbook will be available, but we guess it will sooner rather than later.

| Posted in » 10-inch, Atom, Kohjinsha, Netbook, TV Tuner

Acer plans 11.6-inch netbook

Written by IT News on 1:15 AM

In recent weeks, Acer has quietly introduced a range of new systems Netbook, including the d250 and Aspire One 531, which have been designed with a 10-inch display. But according to some information obtained recently from Internet, the PC vendor's intention to bring a small system which will be driven by an Atom processor. The Aspire One is 751, but will have a larger 11.6-inch LED-backlit display, capable of a higher resolution of 1366 768 pixels. With the new version, Acer want to add diversity to a market currently dominated by 10-inch and 9-inch netbooks.

Although the system has not yet officially announced, some of its technical specifications have already been made available on the Internet. According to a recent news article at bit-tech, the Aspire One 751 is a combination of a Netbook, and portable real, which gives users the ability to provide Intel'z 1.33 GHz Z520 or Z530 processor 1.6GHz. The system is based on the now familiar chip Intel GMA500 and will have a three-cell battery, giving users approximately four hours of driving. There will also be an opportunity for a higher 6-cell battery, for those seeking a more reliable Netbook.

Unfortunately, as with the other new Aspire One netbooks, we have many details on pricing or availability, but when it is released, it will certainly provide the users with a Windows operating system. A version of Linux may be available, but have not yet confirmed.

Given the number of new models Netbook Acer have prepared for the current year, we can say that the company has taken inspiration from ASUS, which is known for its wide range of Eee PC netbooks. But it may affect the sale of the company in a bad way, since users may be confused with the large number of configuration options.

| Posted in » Acer, Aspire One, Aspire One 751, Atom, Netbook

OCZ's new DIY Neutrino netbook

Written by IT News on 9:40 PM

After the presentation at this year's CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany, OCZ first Netbook, the do-it-yourself neutrinos, has finally been officially launched by the San Jose, California-based company. Designed to provide users with a do-it-yourself options Netbook on the market, new neutrinos from OCZ is said to meet the needs of different users, ranging from hardware enthusiasts to integrate professional.
Based on the same platform with Intel's Atom family is active in almost every other Netbook on the market, NEUTRINO is to provide end users with a variety of configuration options and customization.

"There are many consumers who want a blend of essential features and ultra compact format, and our new NEUTRINO DIY Netbook Intel Atom-based technology allows users to design and configure your solution to their requirements specifications," says Alex May , CMO of OCZ Technology Group. "The DIY NEUTRINO Netbook puts control back in the hands of consumers so that they can configure a feature-rich Netbook with memory, storage and preferred operating system at a reasonable price goes anywhere computing solution."

According to the specifications available, NEUTRINO is a 10.1-inch form factor and is driven by an Intel Atom processor most successful model 1.6GHz Atom N270. The system is based on an Intel 945GSE chipset and supports up to 2 GB of system memory. It can be equipped with a large capacity 2.5-inch hard drive of 250 GB or even a high-performance Flash-based SSD with a capacity from 30 GB to 250 GB. Other configuration options include the optional 4-in-1 card reader and Kensington lock security.

The NEUTRINO also has a VGA port, RJ-45 Ethernet port, 2 USB ports, built-in 1.3MP webcam, wireless 802.11 b / g connection, 2 speakers for high quality, integrated micro-pad, 83 keys with inverted - T arrow keys. According to the available information, neutrinos will be available for about $ 269, which can go higher, depending on the different configuration options.

| Posted in » Atom, DIY netbook, Netbook, Neutrino, OCZ

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