Thursday, August 7th, 2008
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Finally, Sony is making an effort to improve battery life for their notebook PC’s. Technology in PCs is getting better by the day and with improvements comes a need for more power. I can only hope that the statement Sony makes will be followed by other manufacturers following suit. This has been a struggle for years and has only gotten worse in my opinion. Sony is making a $371 million dollar investment into improving their batteries. This investment will be split between new facilities, enhancing current facilities and attempting to double their current battery cell production rate by 2010.
When will we see a better battery from Sony? At this point we don’t know. But as I mentioned before, hopefully other manufacturers will follow suit.
Tags: Battery, laptop, Laptop Battery, Notebook, Notebook Battery, Sony
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Sunday, July 29th, 2007
We have a new laptop gaming king and its made by Alienware. Not surprised? Neither am I. Alienware has always been at the top with their gaming PCs, most of which standout with exceptional paint jobs. Well it seems they have changed their approach a bit. With the new Area-51 m9750, Alienware as toned down the visuals of the actual computer and focused on the performance alone. Not to say it doesn’t look good with what Alienware likes to call “Stealth Black” paint job, it still looks sleek.
This machine is nothing to snub your nose about though, the performance will blow you away. With the Intel Core 2 Duo T7600 processor running at 2.33 GHz, 2 GB of RAM, an nVidia GeForce Go 7950GTX SLI, dual 160GB hard drives rated at 7,200 rpm and an SLI-enabled graphics chipset, this system screams. It has taken over the top spot from Dells XPS M1710, for now. The only possible negative aspect of this laptop is the price tag, $4,708 direct from vendor, can drive a lot of people away.
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