the Alienware M11x is the first of its kind, a high powered awesome ultraportable gaming laptop with a 1366×768 LED backlit 11.6-inch screen. with the Alienware M11x coupons available on this page, you can get some relatively okay discount on this high-end laptop. though the dimensions are what declare it an “ultraportable” (nearly the same as a Netbook), its the M11x’s SU-Series CPU that really earns this category placement. (The M11x now offers Core i7 and Core i5 options, for real gaming performance capability).

Kotaku boldly claims that “Sounds like it’s something worth looking into once it hits the market.”

the M11x is available in a potpourri of Intel’s SU Core2 Duo options depending on how high you spec it. at launch, the base price was $799 for a SU4100 (1.3GHz) with 2GB ram and 160GB Hard Drive. the SU series is notable for its efficient performance to power usage ratio. More impressive than the CPU is NVidia’s GT335M which can switched to from an integrated graphics card when you need to GAME HARD. Expect 2 hours of battery life at high power mode – which is required for most modern video games. Read more about this Alienware Ultraportable from Cnet or Engadget.

at the m11x’s launch a Dell.com reviewer colloquially known on the Internets as “Cheeser” declared:

I think its about time that alienware finally made a unit that was not 10lbs. …hook this baby to your big screen because its a blast

yes, Cheeser – no words could be closer to the truth. It’s about high time Alienware released a lightweight laptop with enough power to play a graphics intensive game.

Alienware M11x Gaming Laptop

Make everyday Halloween with a huge skull on your desk. What’s the only way to make it more ’shocking’? run a USB cord into it for 5V’s of USB Horror. think geek has the perfect item for a Halloween party or just for those of us who love Zombies everyday, a USB Skull Hub. We’ve seen dark peripherals before but this one takes it to a new level of realism. The dark yellow resin that makes up this hub doesn’t look like your average medical cadaver white skull, this looks like an old and rotten skull you might see on Bones before they clean it.

The only thing this is missing is a layer of maggots for Hodgins to process. What’s not missing is your run of the mill 4 port USB hub for plugging in any creepy mice you have. If you need ideas on creepy things to plug into this USB 2.0 hub, we can help you here and here and here.
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For the first time in Apple history, a Mac laptop doesn’t come along with OS recovery on a DVD. Instead, the software is found on a Apple-branded USB key. This certainly isn’t a surprising move considering MacBook Air has been without an optical drive from day one. the USB key is a super slim one with all the system’s software on it, including Snow Leopard and iLife. it also means the same thumbdrive can boot up a dead MacBook Air for repair or OS reinstall.

Could this mean the entire Mac laptop line-up would dump DVD burners altogether? This does appear to be the trend given Steve Jobs also introduced an online Mac App Store. though, the switch to USB OS recovery drive is likely to address the problem that some users may not have another Mac to enable DVD Sharing. Speaking of the new business notebook, the executive’s MacBook could really use USB 3.0. it now gains an extra USB 2.0 port, but since wireless transfer still isn’t as fast as we would have liked, a faster wired connection like SuperSpeed USB seems like a perfect match with the laptop’s speedy SSD. We certainly hope Jobs doesn’t see USB 3.0 isn’t a bag of hurt.
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Notebook, laptop, call it what you may, these two words are synonymous with each other. the introduction of notebooks has shaken the world with its features and functionality. It is basically a portable computer with all the functions and features of a regular desktop computer compacted and developed to allow mobility.

Significant Dates In the History of Notebook Computers

* In 1981, the very first notebook computer was introduced. the first notebook computers were classified as high profile gadgets due to the high cost of acquiring one.

* In 1983, IBM and Epson developed portable versions of the laptop in the market. Different models of the laptop emerged during this time, but the costs are still high that only the rich and professional businessmen can afford to buy them during that time.

* In 1995, Windows introduced the Windows 95 operating system that brought about the huge buzz in notebook computers. Windows 95 was the break that the masses are looking for. With its advanced features and the new operating system, the notebook computer was a sleeker and more compact version of the typical desktop computer. the price of notebooks dropped as more and more people wanted to buy one.

* One of the significant improvements in the history of notebook computers is the introduction of non-lead-acid batteries. Today’s notebooks come with lithium ion batteries that are more energy efficient.

* Power-saving notebooks have processors that allow data storage at a max. the new design and engineering structure of notebook processors made it possible to process as much data.

* Also sometime during the 90′s, liquid crystal displays or LCD monitors were developed to provide sharper and crisper images.

* Thinner and more reliable hard disk drives were developed also in the 90′s. the 3.5″ HDD and 2.5″ HDD were developed to accommodate the ever-so-shrinking notebook computer. Nowadays we also have the flash or thumb drive if there’s a need for more data storage.

* Later in the 90′s, IBM-PC notebooks have built-in internal modems, standard and parallel ports. as early as 1997 to 1999, USB and WiFi were developed. some notebooks even had built-in wireless broadband modem.

* Later improvements include the video camera and finger sensor features.

Perhaps it’s safe to say that the history of notebook computers is an on-going process as there are still developments being made to improve its features and function. And because of the convenience and mobility of notebook computers, plus the added high-tech features and affordability, many people are expected to use it in the future.

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The History of Notebook Computers: A Breakthrough In The World of Technology