Latest Sony T350P/T Laptop Reviews

vSony T350P/T Review

Manufacturer: Sony

Model: T350P/T

Screen Size: 10.6 unknown-units

Processor Options: 1.2 unknown-units Intel Pentium M

System Memory: 512 unknown-units PC 2700 DDR Memory

Hard Disk Capacity: 60 unknown-units

Weight: 304 hundredths-pounds

Length: 810 hundredths-inches

Width: 1070 hundredths-inches

Height: 134 hundredths-inches

Latest Sony VGN-FE790GN Reviews

Sony VGN-FE790GN Review.

Manufacturer: Sony IT

Model: VGN-FE790GN

Screen Size: 15.4 inches

Processor Options: 1.66 GHz Intel Core Duo X2

System Memory: 1000 MB DDR2 SDRAM

Hard Disk Capacity: 160 GB

Weight: 617 hundredths-pounds

Length: 1081 hundredths-inches

Width: 1441 hundredths-inches

Height: 139 hundredths-inches

Latest Sony VGN-FE790PL Reviews

Sony VGN-FE790PL Review

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Manufacturer: Sony IT

Model: VGN-FE790PL

Screen Size: 15.4 inches

Processor Options: 1.66 GHz Intel Core Duo X2

System Memory: 1000 MB DDR2 SDRAM

Hard Disk Capacity: 160 GB

Weight: 617 hundredths-pounds

Length: 1081 hundredths-inches

Width: 1441 hundredths-inches

Height: 102 hundredths-inches

Sony VGN-FE790PL Technical Details

Stylish, powerful multimedia notebook with 15.4-inch screen and 1.66 GHz T5500 Core 2 Duo processor

160 GB Serial ATA hard drive, 1 GB of installed RAM (2 GB max), multi-format/dual-layer DVD burner

ASUS Eee Pad Transformer

ASUS had to do something special at CES 2012 to trump its Transformer Prime, which was the first quad-core Android tablet, as it hit the market just weeks before the big show. It also had to meet the lofty expectations it set at CES 2011, where it introduced the Eee Pad Transformer and other tablets, firmly establishing itself in the Android tablet market.

So what did the Taiwanese device maker do? It introduced an even more powerful version of what was already the most powerful Android tablet, called it the Transformer Prime 700 series, and announced along with NVIDIA a $250, quad-core, Tegra 3-powered, seven-inch MeMO Android Ice Cream Sandwich tablet. To put that in perspective, if the Tegra 3 MeMO launched today, it would be the most powerful 7-inch tablet available, and trail only the new-and-improved Prime in the spec sheet, for the same cost of a budget Android tablet, and the popular Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet.

Insanity

That’s insane – Tegra 3 performance at such a low cost, and maybe too good to be true, at least for the time being. Neither ASUS nor NVIDIA announced a release date, and ASUS did not have a working model to share with CES attendees. In addition, we are still waiting on the glasses-free 3D MeMO ASUS unveiled at Computex. After this CES, we doubt we will ever see that on the market. In fact, ASUS reps suggested the company decided to instead ply its efforts on the $250 Tegra 3 MeMO, though nothing official has been announced regarding the 3D model.

HP Slate 500 features

The HP Slate isn't a revolutionary device nor is it an iPad killer. It is nonetheless very evolutionary.

Pros

Wonderful inking experience

Native Windows application support

Good number of connections and ports

Strong video playback capabilities

Cons

Doesn't support a lot of touch optimized software

Low battery life compared to ARM based slates

Expensive compared to consumer slates

Poor viewing angles in primary landscape mode

HP Slate 500 User Full Review

As a tablet PC user since the launch of Windows XP Tablet PC Edition in November 2002, I've longed for a lightweight, portable and thin slate device that essentially functions as a digital notepad computer, and this is what I believe HP has delivered in the 500. There's nothing new here, the Slate is just a vanilla Windows 7 Professional device with practically no 3rd party applications installed except Evernote and the camera software, but I think that's actually a good thing as it keeps the unit from being bogged down given its adequate but less-than-powerful Atom platform.

HP Slate 500 Specifications

Genuine Windows 7 Professional

Slate tablet design starting at 1.50 lb/0.68 kg

8.9-inch diagonal LED-backlit WSVGA wide-viewing angle display (1024 x 600 or 1024 x 768 for some applications)

Capacitive multi-touch screen with pen digitizer

Integrated 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN

Bluetooth 3.0 + HS

Intel System Controller Hub (SCH) US15W chipset and Intel Atom™ processor

64 GB SSD

Apple I Pod 2 Features

Review of Apple IPod

It's slick, thin, and fast. It's also the most complete tablet available thanks to the more than 60,000 available apps.

Pros

Slick, thin, and fast

Excellent battery life

Amazing app support

Cons

Good, not great, display

Subpar speaker

Lousy cameras

Apple iPad 2 Full Review

Apple made the iPad 2 thinner, lighter, and more powerful than the first-generation tablet. The iPad 2 also has front- and rear-facing cameras, which enable FaceTime video chat, and at least one high-profile launch app iPad 2 exclusive in iMovie.

While the iPad upgrades qualify as something more than a fresh coat of paint, the functional differences between the first generation iPad and iPad 2 are minimal. The iPad 2 is essentially the same device that reinvented the tablet market in 2010.