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MSI's X-Slim X410 makes a debut

Written by IT News on 1:06 AM

MSI announced the expansion of the X-Slim family of ultra-portable, ultra-thin computer systems announced the launch of the new x410 model. Designed to give consumers an alternative to the wide range of Culver Intel-based notebooks, the new machine is designed to take advantage of AMD's second generation of Neo-platform proud support for 1080p high-resolution and long service life of the battery. The new system has a 14-inch screen and weighs only 1.5 kg with battery.

Unlike the first bunch of X-Slim MSI's notebooks, is the new system is designed in a Intel RS690E + SB600 chipset and supports a low-power Neo AMD Athlon processor, combined with an ATI Radeon X1250 graphics chip. The laptop is equipped with 14-inch HD 1366 x 768 pixel LCD display and supports up to 4GB of DDR2 memory.

Like most ultra-thin notebooks, the new x410 from MSI offers some additional features that make it possible to provide support for a basic computer skills. These features include two built-in speakers, 1.3MP webcam, Gigabit Ethernet LAN, Bluetooth, wireless 802.11 b / g / n and the support of a large capacity 500GB SATA hard drive. The laptop will, as usual, full of connectivity options, including HMI, 2-in-1 card reader, two USB 2.0 ports, D-Sub, headphone out and mic-in.

Measuring only 349 x 234 mm and sports a complete system x24.5 weighs about 1.5 kg, the new X-Slim laptop from MSI offers a choice of a 4-cell or 8-cell battery. The sleek exterior design is not permissible for an integrated optical drive, a common feature of these units.

Unfortunately, the Taiwanese company supplied no specific details on pricing and availability of its new ultra-portable, ultra-thin X-Slim systems.

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Lenovo rolls out the much-anticipated ThinkPad T400s

Written by IT News on 8:09 PM

Lenovo has officially announced the launch of the much anticipated ThinkPad T400s, a laptop computer system designed as a blend between the firm previously announced ThinkPad T400 and X300. According to Lenovo, the new laptop is an option for users looking for a fully functional, ultra portable computer that can provide the best computing experience in the business segment. With the official release have a number of reviews of the product on the Internet, as a deeper perspective on what Lenovo has to offer to businesses worldwide.

"We have products that our T400s ThinkPad laptop for thin and light computers to integrate the business," Peter Hortensius, Senior Vice President, ThinkPad, Lenovo, said. "We have applied thoughtful design to the need for increased portability with high performance and usability."

Among some of the options will be made available to T400s, Lenovo noted that the choice of a 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo processor from Intel, fast 128GB SSD or 250GB HDD traditional storage, a 9.5mm thin DVD burner or Blu - Ray player, support for Ethernet, WiFi and optional WiMAX3, WWAN, Bluetooth and a battery that apparently can provide up to six hours of driving. Additional features include 34mm ExpressCard slot and 5-in-1 multimedia card reader, USB / eSATA port and support for Lenovo Constant Connect and Protect technology.

Scholars of Hot Hardware has the good fortune to one of the first for ThinkPad T400s by its pace, with a look at its features and overall build. According to them, this is a laptop to be taken in consultation, particularly by those who are supporters of the ultra-thin, lightweight form. Unfortunately, T400s score not as high in the battery-life test, leave behind some of the other systems.

With the release, Lenovo announced that T400s available from the company and the company's website for a starting price point of U.S. $1599.