Category Archives: Intel Centrino 2

Dell Studio XPS 13 Unboxing (Engadget)

Posted on April 1, 2009 by Chad O.

Engadget managed to get their hands on Dell’s Studio XPS 13, their soon-to-be latest 13-inch laptop. From the gallery and release information back in December of last year, it looks like there have been a few slight changes. Engadget notes … Continue reading →

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U Leader Design Altro Announced

Posted on March 11, 2009 by Chad O.

Last week, the 13.3-inch U Leader Design Altro was officially revealed at CeBIT 2009 (it had made a brief appearance in January at CES 2009). The Altro is the first in the new “U Leader Design” series from Olidata S.p.A. … Continue reading →

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MSI Shows Off X-Slim X340, X600 Before CeBIT

Posted on February 23, 2009 by Chad O.

Ahead of next week’s CeBIT 2009, MSI is showing off what is being called the 13.3-inch MSI X-Slim X340, alongside the 15.6-inch X600 which is almost as thin. How it fits in as far as the X-Slim X320 series is … Continue reading →

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Dell Latitude XT2 Hands-On (LAPTOP Mag)

Posted on February 11, 2009 by Chad O.

Yesterday, the new 12.1″ Dell Latitude XT2 launched and LAPTOP Magazine has posted their hands-on preview of the convertible. It’s been upgraded to Intel’s Centrio platform, and the battery life has been extended over the original Latitude XT and it … Continue reading →

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Dell Latitude XT2 Tablet Launches Today

Posted on February 10, 2009 by Chad O.

We thought the new 12.1″ convertible Dell Latitude XT2 Tablet would be launching tomorrow, but Dell has decided to officially take the wraps off today. The multi-touch XT2 (dual digitizer) converts between a normal laptop form factor and a Tablet … Continue reading →