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The new Kohjinsha SR8

Written by IT News on 7:32 AM

Kohjinsha released an update to its SR8 line 7 - inch ultra-mobile PCs, the world's first south of the breed of their notebooks, which come with a built-DVD R / W drives. The aim to compete with similar to the Asus Eee XO PC or laptop with the south-OLPC, the Kohjinsha SR8 packs extended functionality in the same diminutive form factor.


The sub-laptop built on Intel's S45GU chipset and strength south of the notebooks all time lover, on the 800 MHz Intel A110 (Stealey) processor. In the ultra-mobile PCs also packs 1 GB DDR2 system memory, a 60 GB hard disk-conventional and Intel's GMA 950 graphics chip as 7 - inch TFT LED backlight touch screen display operates at a maximum 1600X1200 resolution.

In SR8 south of the notebook only weighs 1088 kg and is equipped with a standard 802.11b / g Wi-Fi wireless, 10/100 Ethernet LAN, Bluetooth capabilities and high-definition audio products based Realtek chipset.

Kohjinsha in SR8 south of UMPCs are the first laptops that come with a factory-default DVD W / R discs. In order for the material of new equipment, the manufacturer has had to perform additional tricks on the shell, but he had no influence on portable devices. However, the addition of an optical drive reduces battery autonomy, rated at 3.6 hours from 2.5 hours of charge time.

The sub-notebook comes with a pre-installed version of Microsoft's Windows Vista Home Premium. It is the ideal tool for mobile digital photographers with affordable, fast SD and CF card slots. This device could easily morph into tablet PC, with built-in passive resistive touchscreen technology screen centrally located rotating. In tablet functionality based on the Origami Vista software operated without problems.

In Kohjinsha SR8 in the south of 2.0 points notebook performance items in Windows Vista, this is not bad for UMPC. Moreover, you can use the Aero experience using the built-in video cards, as shown in the attached video.

Written by IT News on 8:53 AM

Comes with plenty of operating system options
by: Bogdan Botezatu, Hardware Editor | softpedia.com

Since Steve Jobs proudly announced Apple's MacBook Air, the whole Internet has got a new obsession: the lightweight notebook models. Ultra-mobile computers were highly praised, but the introduction of an actually fully-fledged computer that is extremely light and mobile made the users drool with pleasure. Of course, every laptop that has been released within months has been rapidly compared to the MacBook Air.

Fujitsu's LifeBook P1620 model is the newest invention from the PC vendor. It is not a new concept, but rather an update of Fujitsu's previous P1610. The new version of the LifeBook comes with a new Ultra-Low Voltage 1.2GHz U7600 Core 2 Duo processor with up to 2GB of memory and an 1.8", 4,200 RPM HDD with a total capacity of 100GB. The former version, the P1610, came with an old 1.2GHz Core Solo, 1GB memory at most, and 80GB of hard-disk drive.

The rest of specifications are identical to big brother's P1610, but that's not a shortcoming at all. The technical details include a 8.9" WXGA (1,280 x 768) touch screen display, an integrated fingerprint reader, two USB 2.0 ports, a PCMCIA slot, Secure Digital (SD) slot, 802.11a/b/g wireless, Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 connector, a docking connector and a 3-cell battery (the 6-cell option is also available for $45). More picky users can opt-in for a more sophisticated (and much more expensive) version with solid-state drive. The 32 GB SSD will add some extra $299 to the notebook's final price tag.

Fujitsu lets users choose which operating system will power their ultra-thin notebook. You may choose between Windows Vista Business, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 or Windows XP Professional. The standard option is Windows XP Tablet PC, but an upgrade to Windows Vista will not cost you anything.

The LifeBook P1620 is available for a starting price of $1,749 (in a 512MB of RAM and a 60GB HDD configuration), but the top of the line (1GB of RAM, 80GB HDD, Bluetooth and a 6-cell battery ) will cost you around $2,224.

Dell introduces Tablet PC, Latitude XT

Written by IT News on 4:10 AM

Dell announced its entry into the Tablet PC segment with its Latitude XT product.

The Dell Latitude XT tablet PC marks the first time the OEM has offered its own tablet PC for customers. Before this model rolled out Dec. 11, Dell had partnered with other vendors, notably Motion Computing, to deliver tablet PCs to its customers.

Tablet PCs occupy a small niche of the worldwide notebook market, but Dell’s entry into this segment can be viewed as a precursor to volume increases and reduction in prices.

The Latitude XT will be available in two versions: a lightweight one and a little heftier one for better outdoor viewing. The configuration includes 12.1-inch LED-backlit screen, a 1.06-gigahertz Intel Core 2 Solo processor, 1 GB of memory, and a 40 GB hard drive, Windows Vista Business Edition or XP Tablet Edition and five hours of battery life.

The major focus here will be the application of touchscreen technology. Apple with its iPhone and Microsoft with its Surface PC have demonstrated the potential that exists in these next-generation interaction technologies.

The Latitude XT is priced at $2,499. is that expensive?

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