Dell XPS 14z ,Stylish Notebook with Good Battery Life and Decent Performance

Dell XPS 14z,new notebook released by Dell in order to meet the needs of the consumer notebook users who want a notebook with decent performance but still has a stylish appearance.It is all metal notebook puts a 14-inch screen in a 13.3-inch chassis and is packed with the latest technology including a backlit keyboard.




For more information about the Dell XPS 14z notebook,please read the specifications, features and price :

* 14.0-inch glossy 720p display (1366x768 resolution)
* Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
* Intel Core i5-2430M dual-core processor (2.4GHz, up to 3.0GHz Turbo Boost, 3MB cache, 35W TDP)
* Intel HM67 chipset
* Nvidia GeForce GT 520M graphics card with 1GB dedicated video memory
* Graphics automatically switchable to integrated Intel HD graphics via Nvidia Optimus technology
* 8GB DDR3-1333 RAM (2x4GB; max. supported)
* 750GB 7200RPM Western Digital hard drive (WD7500BPKT)
* Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230 wireless network adapter (802.11n)
* Integrated Bluetooth 3.0+EDR wireless
* Integrated 1.3MP webcam with dual microphones
* DVD burner (HL-DT-ST DVD+-RW GS30N)
* 1-year limited warranty
* 8-cell battery (58Wh)
* Weight: 4.36 lbs.
* Dimensions: 13.9 x 9.21 x 0.9 inches
* Price: $1,099.99

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LENOVO WORKING ON A BUDGET-FRIENDLY THINKPAD X130E BUSINESS LAPTOP

A leaked Lenovo product map has revealed details about Lenovo’s upcoming laptops and tablets. According to the product map, the company is working on a ThinkPad X1 Hybrid which will be capable of running both Windows and Android. Lenovo is also working on a Tegra 3-powered Android tablet running Android 4.0 operating system.


In the laptop space, the company will be offering a budget-friendly

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7 INCH HP TOUCHPAD GO TABLET COMING

The 7 inch HP TouchPad Go tablet has been spotted in the wild. The TouchPad Go is supposed to be a compliment to the recently discontinued 9.7 inch TouchPad tablet. Although we have been hearing about this tablet for a while, there is still no word on a launch date.


The TouchPad Go reportedly has a 6.95 inch, 1024 x 768 pixels capacitive touchscreen display. That display has a Corning Gorilla

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AMAZON KINDLE FIRE NOW SHIPPING

Amazon has started shipping the Kindle Fire tablet ahead of schedule. The $200 tablet has a 7 inch, 1024 x 600 pixels display and 8GB of storage. It is powered by a 1GHz TI OMAP4 dual core processor and runs the dated Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system.


While the specifications aren’t exactly mouth-watering, the Kindle Fire does have a lot of things going for it. The tablet can,

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DELL LATITUDE ST BUSINESS LAPTOP SPOTTED IN THE WILD

A new Dell tablet running Windows has been spotted in the wild. We first heard about the the Dell Latitude ST this summer. And now Dell has posted a video of the tablet on its Malaysian website.

The Latitude ST is aimed at enterprise users. Dell says that it will have an Intel Atom processor, Windows 7 operating system, USB ports, an HDMI ouput port, and an SD card slot. The display will

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UNANNOUNCED MOTOROLA TABLET HITS FCC

Motorola is reportedly working on new 8 and 10 inch tablets. We have already seen leaked photos of these machines and now one of them has made an appearance at the FCC website. That means it is inching closer to its launch in the US.

Few details are available on the FCC website, but the tablet will reportedly have a 1.2GHz processor, 1GB of RAM and a 1280 x 800 pixels display. No word on the

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Sony's New eReader is the Lightest in the World

It's a toss up between Amazon's Kindle and Barnes & Noble's Nook as to which one wins the popularity contest in the eBook reader market, but according to Sony, its new Reader Wi-Fi (model PRS-T1) trumps them both when it comes to being lightweight.

Sony's Reader Wi-Fi weighs just 168 grams, or less than 6 ounces. That makes it the lightest 6-inch eReader the world has ever seen.

(Image Credit: Sony)

"Slipping effortlessly into a bag or pocket, Reader Wi-Fi is no bigger than a paperback book," Sony said in a statement. "8.9mm thin and weighing just 168 grams it’s supremely comfortable to hold, with a gently curving profile that fits naturally in your hand."

The Reader Wi-Fi also features an enhanced touchscreen, access to the Reader Store, it's the first eReader to allow book lovers to borrow eBooks wirelessly from public libraries via na on-screen Public Library icon, 2GB of storage capacity (enough to hold around 1,200 books, according to Sony), microSD card slot, and one month battery life (3 weeks with wireless on).

Look for the Reader Wi-Fi to ship in October for $149.
Maximum Tech's take: Under 6 ounces is a pretty remarkable achievement. The third generation Kindle, which itself is comfortable to hold, weighs between 8.5 (3G) and 8.7 ounces (Wi-Fi), while the Nook Touch Reader checks in at 7.48 ounces.

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Lenovo puts out 7-inch Android tablet, names it IdeaPad A1

Remember in July when we found a mysterious, 7-inch Lenovo tablet? Well, now it's September, and it's not so mysterious anymore. It's called the IdeaPad A1, and on top of the brilliance that is a 7-inch Android tablet, it's also only $249.

It's not as advanced as Lenovo's other offerings, but it sure does give you plenty of bang for your buck. In fact, at only $249, it still manages to pack some killer specs, like a 1GHz Cortex-A8 processor, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, dedicated GPS, and a screen resolution of 1024 x 600. Naturally, it has front- and rear-facing cameras with 16GB of storage to store those pictures on. In terms of connectivity, it's pretty loaded: WiFi and Bluetooth, of course, and also that dedicated GPS, which means you won't need to have an internet connection to navigate yourself around town.

The IdeaPad A1 only half an inch thick, and weighs less than a pound. You can also get its magnesium alloy casing in black, white, pink, or blue. So at $249, I'd say this is one heck of a deal. You can pick one up stateside in September.

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Samsung announces Galaxy Note, 5.3-inch phone/tablet hybrid

This week has been quite busy one for smartphone giant Samsung. Earlier, they released the much-anticipated Galaxy S II smartphone for the US. However, no one was expecting to see what they released this morning: a huge smartphone (or tiny tablet) called the Galaxy Note.

The device's main selling point (and source of confusion) is the massive 5.3-inch HD display. It should certainly be an awesome display, with Samsung's Super AMOLED technology and a 1280 x 800 resolution.

However, this great display also makes the phone huge, so much so that many will consider it too big to be a smartphone. The Dell Streak also tried to make the 5-inch display work, and while it found a home with niche users, it has never gone mainstream.

Samsung calls the Galaxy Note a "Smart Mobile Device," but the company still claims it maintains "smartphone portability." As you can see in the above image, a phone application appears to be included, which implies that this device is supposed to be as mobile as a phone. Still, it remains to be seen if the device's size is practical in normal use.

The remainder of the specification list is also impressive, including a 1.4GHz dual-core processor, 8MP back and 2MP front cameras, WiFi, Bluetooth, and both HSPA+ and LTE 4G (although the announcement was not specific about whether there would be different versions of the device for different carriers). Samsung chose Android 2.3 Gingerbread to power the device, and as usual included their custom TouchWiz interface.

One of the most interesting inclusions is something Samsung calls the S Pen, a pressure sensitive pen that can be used with the Galaxy Note. A similar concept was previously used with the HTC Flyer, which many have found quite handy. Fortunately, Samsung made the good decision to include a slot for the stylus in the device, as it will be much more accesible and less likely to be lost that way. 

Even though I don't know what I would use it for, I want to own one of these devices. I really like the huge, high-resolution display and the S Pen, not to mention the rest of the specs are very high end. However, the market may frown upon a device that is just a little too big to be a phone. What do you think about the concept?

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Intel resuscitates MeeGo, claims they are committed to the platform

 

When Nokia announced that they would be using Windows Phone 7 as their primary smartphone operating system, many wondered about the fate of their other OS, MeeGo, which they were developing in a partnership with Intel. Based on the silence of Intel and the content of Nokia's announcement, many figured the open-source OS project was dead.

 

Apparently, Intel has now decided that they won't let MeeGo go down without a fight. The company stated today that they "remain committed to MeeGo and open source, and will continue to work with the community to help develop and meet the needs of customers and end users." This doesn't sound like they will be putting too much effort into it, but anything is better than them letting MeeGo die.

Before the Nokia/Windows Phone 7 deal, MeeGo was shaping up to be a very good OS. Combined with Nokia's hardware, many thought it had the potential to threaten Android and iOS. As such, many people (including me) were saddened when Nokia announced they would no longer be working on MeeGo. Even if it doesn't work out, I am glad to see that Intel is at least giving MeeGo a little bit of a chance.

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Skytex Primer Pocket now available for $89 (4.3 inch Android device)

The Skytex Primer Pocket is a handheld device with a 4.3 inch display and Google Android 2.2 operating system. But what makes it special is the low price. You can pick one up today for $89 from Abe’s of Maine.

That’s actually $10 lower than the price Skytex had promised when unveiling the little device earlier this month.

For the most part, it looks like you get what you pay for. The Primer Pocket has a slow processor, a low resolution display, and a resistive touch panel. But if you’re looking for a pocketable Android device that’s not a phone and doesn’t come with a voice or data plan, it doesn’t get much cheaper than this.

The Primer Pocket features a 600 MHz MIPS Xburst processor with a 400MHz DSP for video playback. It has a 480 x 272 pixel display, 4GB of storage, and 256MB of RAM. The device has a headphone jack, microSD card slot, and a built-in mic and speaker. It supports pinch-to-zoom and comes with the GetJar app store preloaded instead of the Android Market. You can also install other third party app stores if you’re looking for a wider selection of apps.

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Dell Vostro 1450 Specification & Price

Dell has launched a new business class laptop, Dell Vostro 1450. Dell Vostro 1450 sports a 14.0 inch HD WLED Anti-Glare Display with 1366 x 768 pixels screen resolution.

Dell Vostro 1450 is powered by 2nd generation Intel Core i3/i5 processor, Intel HD Graphics/AMD Raedon HD 6470M graphics with 512MB RAM, 4GB RAM, 500GB SATA HDD and it runs on Windows 7 Professional OS. Dell Vostro 1450 features 1.3 Megapixel webcam, Fingerprint reader, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, USB 2.0, HDMI and Gigabit Ethernet network.

Dell Vostro 1450 Features & Specifications:

• 14.0 inch HD WLED Anti-Glare Display
• 1366 x 768 pixels screen resolution
• Intel Core i3/i5 processor
• Intel Mobile HM 67 Express chipset
• Intel HD Graphics/AMD Raedon HD 6470M graphics with 512MB RAM
• 4GB DDR3 RAM
• 500GB Hard Disk
• 3-in-1 card reader
• Optical Drive: 8xDVD+/-RW
• Altec Lansing speakers
• Inbuilt 1.3 MP Camera
• Digital microphone
• Fingerprint reader
• Ports: 3 x USB 2.0, RJ45 LAN, HDMI, VGA
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
• Gigabit Ethernet network
• Bluetooth
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 13.5×31.5-34.7×9.6 cm
• Weight: 2.36 kg

Dell Vostro 1450 Price in India:

The new Dell Vostro 1450 Laptop Price Starts from Rs.37,990 /-

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Apple plan invest $1 billion in Sharp LCD plant: sources

According to a sales note by MF Global FXA Securities released on Wednesday, Sharp may get an infusion of about a billion US dollars from Apple for its LCD manufacturing plant in Kameyama.

Apple routinely uses its massive cash reserves to shore up supplies of critical components from manufacturers in China, and is considering the investment in order to secure a stable supply of LCD panels for its iPads and iPhones. According to local media reports, Sharp is expecting an investment of 300 million yen ($1.3 billion) from the Cupertino company. That’s a lot of iPad screens.

Reports last week indicated that Apple was considering switching from LG to Samsung for the supply of iPad 2 screens owing to quality issues; perhaps Sharp has trumped Samsung in contention for Apple’s business. Or maybe Apple is looking at Sharp to supply the panels for the upcoming iPhone 5, or even the next iPad, whenever that arrives.

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Microsoft confirms Windows 8 will have an App Store!

This is one of those posts in which the title nearly says it all: Microsoft has confirmed the existence of a coming application store (ala Apple’s App Store) for Windows 8.

The truth came out in an entry that Microsoft posted on its new blog that focuses on Windows 8. While it has been generally known in the market for some time that such an app store was being built, today’s revelation is the first completely ironclad mention of the product’s existence.

In a list of the teams that are working on the coming operating system, Microsoft listed “App Store” as one of the groups. The post promises that each group will eventually make itself better known through the blog. To be even more sure, we have put in a request to Microsoft Windows team to ensure that we are not, and we don’t even think that this is possible, misreading the situation.

Earlier this year at the AllThingsD event, Steven Sinofsky noted off the cuff that Windows 8 will have an app store, but today’s news is the first hard, official, unquestionable confirmation.

TNW Microsoft would like to apologize for being late to this story. We read the blog post that contained the fact hours ago, but missed the crucial line. The very intelligent NeoWin brought it to our attention.

We have, of course, known about the coming app store in Windows 8 since April, but Microsoft took its time confirming it for reasons that it has yet to share. Also, as we have previously reported, Windows 8 apps will be built with HTML5 and Java. As a final addendum, it would be remiss to not note in this piece that the coming BUILD conference is where we expect to see such things as the app store fully unveiled. TNW Microsoft will be covering the event live, of course.

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Apple to Start Selling iPhone 5 in Stores on 7th October (Friday)!

Apple is reportedly planning to start selling its next generation iPhone 5 in stores on 7^th October (Friday). It has been just reported by our friends at 9 to 5 Mac. The site notes that Apple was a little bit confused for iPhone 5 launching date, considering either 7^th October or 14^th October, but the latest  fine conditions of iPhone 5 massive production has convinced Apple to launch it on an earlier date i.e. 7^th October.

We’ve independently heard that Apple has plans to begin selling the next-generation iPhone on Friday, October 7th; the date first reported by TiPB. According to our sources, Apple has been weighing between launching the new iPhone on October 7th or October 14th, but with the product’s latest stages of pre-mass-production currently moving along nicely, Apple is presentlyshooting towards a launch on the 7th. On top of this, unlike with the iPad 2, Apple plans to offer pre-orders for the new iPhone.

Pre-orders of iPhone 5 are said to begin at the end of September. Apple is reportedly weighing Thursday, September 29^th or Friday, September 30^th, though the later one seems more optimum.
It means Apple September Event would be the best time for the announcement of iPhone 5.

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Google buying Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion

Well, that's what we call a good start of the week – Google and Motorola Mobility have announced a $12.5 billion deal under which the search giant will acquire the phone maker. This translates into a per share price of $40, meaning that Google is ready to pay 63% over Motorola Mobility's share price as per the company's Friday's closing price. This puts the search company on the same foot as Apple and other Android handset makers as Google will turn into more than just a platform maker.

The deal is expected to close by the end of 2011/beginning of 2012. But it's not just Motorola's handset expertise that this deal brings - it's a transaction which is equally about patents. Just a couple of days ago Motorola said it wants a piece of that patent pie and that might have been one of the reasons for the acquisition. Motorola Mobility reportedly owns more than 17,000 patents and is among Google's best options for defending its mobile OS. Google's Larry Page himself points out:

"Our acquisition of Motorola will increase competition by strengthening Google’s patent portfolio, which will enable us to better protect Android from anti-competitive threats from Microsoft, Apple and other companies." Page was also excited about the possibilities this brings for Android, "supercharging" the platform.

Andy Rubin heading Google's mobile efforts reaffirmed the company's commitment to Android as an open source platform as well as to the open source community. The deal would only elevate the platform, while Google itself will continue to work with its Android partners and continue distributing devices running the OS.

What were the reverberations among Motorola Mobility's fellow Android phone makers? The chief executives of HTC, LG and Sony Ericsson all welcomed the news as the move both defends and strengthens Google's case for the platform. But this opens a ton of questions starting with the future of Motorola's Blur skinning and ending with how this affects rival platforms and most notably Microsoft's Windows Phone. Not all answers will come right away, but Motorola Mobility's conference call is live now and will definitely add more clarity to the picture - we'll update you soon, so stay tuned.

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Google+ for Mac Application Released, Hits 2,000 Downloads in a Day

Sully Taylor, Creative Director for Teens in Tech Labs and Founder & CEO at Sully Creative, has yesterday released a Google+ application for Mac users. The app is a very simple one, however. “Just a ported browser,” he says, “not a native app.”

Sully said that the apps has just reached 2,000 downloads.


System Requirements :Google Chrome and Mac OS X.

Taylor is a member of the Google+ Developer Program and has access to the private API’s, but this app was built using the Web interface.

He also notes that this app is a just temporary solution. He’s working on bringing Google+ to the desktop via a true native app, and wanted something in the meantime.

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Facebook launches Messenger app for iPhone, Android

 

It’s fantastic news for iPhone and Android users! Facebook has launched a mobile app on Tuesday that lets iPhone and android users send instant messages to different groups and individuals, as well. The name of this instant facility is Facebook Messenger.

A Separate App

On one of the social networking site’s blog, Lucy Zhang, a Facebook engineer has announced Messenger as a separate app through which messages can be sent or received in a one click. People will receive messages in texts and notifications within no time on their smart phones.
She informed that the program can be reached all your contacts, whether at Facebook or on your mobile contact list, just type the person’s name and send it. The iPhone users can easily get this app through App store and android users via the Android Market. Users can get better information on Messenger at Facebook’s help page.

Features of this App

Zhang was the co-founder of Beluga that Facebook purchased in the previous spring season, and it formed the basis for Messenger. It has become so easy to see all the messages in one place, including chats, email or text messages. Actually, Messenger app is an extended version of Facebook messages.
The importance of this app is further witnessed when one is moving, it’s so easy to create a group chat, add your site on the map and find each other. Just imagine! It could be so funny sharing photos on your gadgets and getting the comments about your evening look.
Add more and more collection of photos to your Messenger; you can attach a picture to your group conversation too.



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Latest Android based tablets in Indian market- Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 730 & Galaxy Tab 750

 

Watch new Android based tablets in market- Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 730 & Galaxy Tab 750. Samsung’s much awaited two Android based tablet PCs i.e. Galaxy Tab 730 and Galaxy Tab 750 have been launched today in India. They are tagged respectively with the cost of Rs. 33,990 and Rs. 36,200.

Last year in the month of October, Samsung launched a 7” Galaxy Tab of Rs. 38,000. Smart mobile phones are the first choice of the customers all over the world. Senior Vice-President of Samsung Marketing Division, YH Lee told reporters that they launched these smart phones in India, as it is one of the best markets all over the world.

Apple and Samsung

Other reports have revealed that Samsung has lost a Court Case regarding intellectual property rights with Apple in Europe and has been banned from selling Galaxy Tab Tablet PCs in the European region, except Netherlands.

Apple has filed another lawsuit on Samsung for similar infringement based on a number of Apple’s patents. Apple alleged Samsung for copying their iPhone and iPad gadget designs for making Samsung’s Galaxy mobile phones.

Functionalities

This Tablet PC has all PC like functionalities except its smaller size. Both of these Galaxy tablets are well equipped with 1GB RAM, 16GB internal memory, 3MP rear and 2MP front camera and 3G functionality with the Android 3.1 Honeycomb Operating Software. The size of Galaxy Tab 730 is 8.9” and Galaxy Tab 750 is 10.1”.

Samsung’s Country Head of Indian region, Ranjit Yadav believed a tremendous growth in the Indian market of about 2.5 lakh -5 lakh units in the year 2011. This is one of the reasons for capturing Indian market, last year Samsung Galaxy Tab shared around 25% of market share.

 

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