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Lenovo ThinkPad SL300 Review (NotebookReview.com)

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Last week, NotebookReview.com posted their review of the new 13.3″ Lenovo ThinkPad SL300, which is geared towards small and medium-sized businesses. It’s kind of a budget line, and it’s pointed out that it’s basically Lenovo’s answer to Dell’s 13.3″ Vostro 1310. It does feature an … Read more

Apple Event Tomorrow (Sep 9, 2008)

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There probably won’t be a replacement announced for the 13.3″ Apple MacBook at tomorrow’s Apple event / announcement, but there will be quite a few other things (it was speculated that some Macs would receive updates, and MacBooks are definitely reaching an age where they … Read more

Future Intel Atom CPUs – Q3 of 2009

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Register Hardware came across some interesting documents / charts on PC Watch in regards to the future of Intel’s Atom lineup. While it didn’t reveal anything new about upcoming dual-core implementations of the Atom (Diamondville based on the Silverthorne micro-architecutre) and whether they will even … Read more

Lenovo ThinkPad X301 – First Look (GBM)

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Warner Crocker over at GottaBeMobile has put together a first-look inkshow covering the new ultraportable 13.3″ Lenovo ThinkPad X301. He’s working with an evaluation uniot that has the Intel Core 2 Duo Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) U9400 (1.4GHz), with a 64GB Solid State Drive (SSD). … Read more

Dell Inspiron Mini 9 – 2GB RAM, Q&A, Video, Expandability

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Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Some interesting articles from LAPTOP Magazine about the 8.9″ Dell Inspiron Mini 9 netbook have popped up.

First-up, Avram Piltch in the LAPTOP Magazine blog takes a look at the expansion options available for the Inspiron Mini 9. This is, to me, the most impressive thing about the Inspiron Mini 9. Dell has went out of their way to make it easy to access everything – there is a cover on the bottom that allows you access (another LAPTOP Magazine article covers RAM upgrades, including 2GB). The panel covers the memory slot, two mini PCIe card slots (one is filled with the Dell WiFi card), and the Solid State Drive (SSD).

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