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Dell XPS M2010 – Ideal for Business or Gamers

By admin on Monday, June 7th, 2010 | 25 Comments

infogoround.com As reported elasewhere, the Dell XPS M2010 is a bit heavy and pricy… there’s no doubt about it! But guess what….I still love it even with these considerations, and use it every day for my business at InfoGoRound.com. By the way, thanks to the InfoGoRound Web 2.0 Content Generation System, you can discover how to obtain thousands of top quality, private label articles and information products for FREE! Check it out when you get a chance at InfoGoRound.com. The XPS M2010 contains an impressive array of multimedia experiences all packaged into one self-contained unit. That’s the beauty of it! And there are no compromises like with other laptops, such as a smaller display, mini-keyboard, or the all to common problem with lack of processing power. The XPS M2010 has a large, fold-out 20-inch display, a detachable Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, and most of the other premium components that you will find on top of the line desktop PC’s. Oh, and did I forget to mention that an impressive sound system with 10 speakers is included, or that there is a pop-up, slot-loading DVD player and a integrated video camera and microphone for videoconferencing!! And interestingly, the XPS M2010′s footprint takes up less space than a typical desktop computer. With the screen moved back and the keyboard resting on the base unit, it measures a little over 8 inches deep by 18 inches wide. And one of the main reasons why I love the XPS M20210…it’s more portable and convenient …

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HP Elitebook 8540p hands-on

By admin on Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 | 21 Comments

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    Acer Aspire 4810T Review

    By admin on Monday, May 10th, 2010 | 25 Comments

    Coming in at 338 x 240 x 24 the Acer Aspire 4810t fits into the ultra portable market. Ports include three USB 2.0, HDMI and VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, audio in and out, 7 in 1 Card reader along with a tray loading DVD burner. Now for such a small machine thats a lot of connectivity, considering most ultra portables would of have ditched the DVD drive. Under the hood you will find an Intel Core 2 Solo ULV U3500 at 1.4GHz coupled with 3GB of DDR3 RAM, a 250GB hard drive and Windows Vista Home Premium. In terms of wireless connectivity you have access to Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.0+EDR. The display in the meantime offers a 14 HD screen with a resolution of 1366×768 that is LED backlit for an ultra bright and crisp screen. An area that undoubtedly needed more work was the screen. For common use it is fine with it being very bright without any bleed. Despite that, viewing angles are somewhat inferior. Yet come to think about it, for what this machine will be used for the high majority of people will not give it a second thought. I was very impressed with the modern full sized chicklet keyboard that allowed for very fast typing. However it was apparent that there was a lot of flex when using the outer edges that gave the impression of poor build quality. Theres obviously no room for a numeric keypad, but the layout is respectable with multimedia controls on the right. The track pad however was all in all a joy to use. With its large surface area you are quickly and easily able …

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