Manufacturers like Dell, HP and Lenovo are already preparing smaller versions of their own computers. Under number of pictures of prototypes that have popped up online, it seems that 2009 is the year of the ultraportable laptop computers. The union of power and little space often makes these machines get too hot, a problem where Microsoft has seen a business opportunity. On March 10 it presented the Portable Chiller Base, which is placed below the terminal, and costs around 20 Euro. With a new generation of computers, a new generation of accessories is available as well.We will discuss first the more powerful options, the lightest solution for those who want light weight laptops without sacrificing power and functionality (embodied in the MacBook Air and the Dell Adamo).- MacBook Air:Is really not the smallest laptop computer, but is one of the lightest and thinnest, designed with the classic simplicity of the Mac laptops. It weighs just over a kilogram, its thickness not less than two inches and it has wireless Internet connection. No CD or DVD functions(optionally you can add a drive connected to the USB), only two ports, USB and Micro-DVI and a headphone output. The rest is meticulously structured around WiFi and Bluetooth connections.- DELL ADAMO:For many, this model is the rival of MacBook Air, but is bigger and heavier. Dell will be hard to achieve the faithful legion of Apple fans, but the attempt may convince those who prefer a lighter version but with more computer connections: it has two USB ports, an Ethernet input and a DisplayPort output. Like the Mac, it has no CD or DVD functions. It costs between 1,900 and 2,600 Euro.- SONY VAIO P SERIES:This computer is 24 inches long and 12 inches tall. The display has eight inches, used to the basics: writing and surfing the Internet. It has no touch panel, the cursor moves with a small rotating sphere and the storage capacity is not larger than 60 gigabytes, but the 2 gigs of RAM guarantee a good performance. The price is 1,000 Euro.Sunday, June 20, 2010
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Manufacturers like Dell, HP and Lenovo are already preparing smaller versions of their own computers. Under number of pictures of prototypes that have popped up online, it seems that 2009 is the year of the ultraportable laptop computers. The union of power and little space often makes these machines get too hot, a problem where Microsoft has seen a business opportunity. On March 10 it presented the Portable Chiller Base, which is placed below the terminal, and costs around 20 Euro. With a new generation of computers, a new generation of accessories is available as well.We will discuss first the more powerful options, the lightest solution for those who want light weight laptops without sacrificing power and functionality (embodied in the MacBook Air and the Dell Adamo).- MacBook Air:Is really not the smallest laptop computer, but is one of the lightest and thinnest, designed with the classic simplicity of the Mac laptops. It weighs just over a kilogram, its thickness not less than two inches and it has wireless Internet connection. No CD or DVD functions(optionally you can add a drive connected to the USB), only two ports, USB and Micro-DVI and a headphone output. The rest is meticulously structured around WiFi and Bluetooth connections.- DELL ADAMO:For many, this model is the rival of MacBook Air, but is bigger and heavier. Dell will be hard to achieve the faithful legion of Apple fans, but the attempt may convince those who prefer a lighter version but with more computer connections: it has two USB ports, an Ethernet input and a DisplayPort output. Like the Mac, it has no CD or DVD functions. It costs between 1,900 and 2,600 Euro.- SONY VAIO P SERIES:This computer is 24 inches long and 12 inches tall. The display has eight inches, used to the basics: writing and surfing the Internet. It has no touch panel, the cursor moves with a small rotating sphere and the storage capacity is not larger than 60 gigabytes, but the 2 gigs of RAM guarantee a good performance. The price is 1,000 Euro.
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