Posted on June 18th, 2007 in Uncategorized | No Comments »
The greatest strength of a laptop is its portability and the fact that it can be used without needing any external power connections for hours at a time. This makes a notebook battery one of the most important parts in a laptop computers. It is very important, hence to take care of a notebook battery. [...]
The latest Fujitsu MHX2300BT Series, designed for use primarily in multi functional mobile PCs and digital TVs, is the world’s first 2.5” PMR HDD’s to offer an impressive storage capacity of 300GB.
“Digital entertainment on the go is on the rise and laptops are being used to run more power intensive applications. Our laptops with the [...]
More than half of new notebooks to use Flash drives by Q4 2009,
shouts the headline on market watcher iSuppli’s latest missive, before admitting soon after that, actually, it’s counting not just solid-state drives but also regular HDDs with integrated Flash cache and separate caches like Intel’s Turbo Memory module.
Still, it shows that non-volatile storage chips [...]
The power sources in our laptop computers, Apple iPods, cell phones, and other electronic mobile devices may have a sweet future: rechargeable batteries that run on sugar. Researchers at Saint Louis University in Missouri are testing batteries that run on sugar and have the potential to last up to four times longer than lithium ion [...]
During their working life, rechargeable batteries in a notebook computer are repeatedly re-charged after they have been drained. The charging is accomplished by applying externally supplied electrical current through an adopter. The electrical current enters in the battery and reverses the chemical process which occur in the battery while it is in use. Devices to [...]
Shipments of the XO notebook PC for the OLPC project (One Laptop Per Child) will likely be delayed until the third quarter, the manufacturer said Friday.
Quanta Computer Inc., the world’s largest contract laptop PC manufacturer, had earlier predicted shipments could start as early as July, but software adjustments by the One Laptop Per Child group [...]