Sporting Alienware’s acclaimed new mobile ID which debuted with the M17x laptop, the M15x (starting at $1,499) offers Alienware performance in a compact package guaranteed to appeal to mobile enthusiasts and hardcore gamers on the go. The first Alienware laptop to feature a mobile Core i7 processor, the M15x also offers a 1GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M GPU* and up to 8GB DDR3 1333MHz memory* to take on, and dominate, even the most intense game titles.

The Muzetto Laptop Bag ($239) fits a 13″ laptop along with pockets for your phone, change, keys and cards. Made from distressed brown cowhide leather, it’ll look good weather you’re in jeans and a tee or a blazer and slacks.

Hard Graft products are handmade entirely in Austria & Europe using only natural sustainable materials. The Y+U sleeve and pouch ($90) is part of their New High collection and sports premium wool felt, hand selected Italian aniline leather, black elastic herringbone and metal snap closure.

Dell’s design crew has flexed their muscles and released the Dell Adamo — a super thin (.65-nches thick at it’s thickest point) laptop aimed squarely at Apple’s MacBook Air.

Adamo’s stylish features include a chassis milled from a single piece of aluminum, like the MacBook Air; a scalloped backlit keyboard, an edge-to-edge glass display, and a choice of onyx or pearl colors

The baseline Adamo version includes a low-power 1.2-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU9300 processor and a more expensive model with a 1.4-GHz Core 2 Duo SU9400 chip. Both processors fall short of tehe Air’s 1.6-GHz Core 2 Duo and 1.86-GHz Core 2 Duo configurations.

The Air also has a more powerful graphics with the Nvidia GeForce 9400M graphics processor versus Adamo’s Intel GS45 integrated graphics.

The starting price is $1,999, which is more than the Air, which starts at $1,799.

Dell has clearly failed to deliver a competitive or ground breaking product.

PC World is featuring a picture article on “The World’s Most Extravagant Technology Products” and one in particular caught my eye. It’s the absurdly expensive Luvaglio laptop, with a price tag of over $1 million.

“Even if you say it like Dr. Evil, it doesn’t seem to make sense. Then again, what other laptop comes with 128GB of solid-state storage and a 17-inch backlit LED screen with its own integrated cleaner? Lesser notebooks aren’t encased in wood, leather, and precious metals. And they most certainly don’t come in a motorized box that opens itself, exposing the laptop to your waiting, impeccably manicured hands.

But here’s the clincher: Remember how Superman’s Fortress of Solitude was run by crystals? The Luvaglio laptop activates only when you insert the unique colored diamond that’s included, making the gem a power button, security device, and conversation starter all rolled into one. The expressions on your guests’ faces better be worth the price.”

The Mina Bag ($79.95) made from quilted sequin nylon and a water repellent finish is the perfect alternative to your everyday boring black nylon bag. The slim carrier comes in two sizes to fit either a 14.1-inch or 17-inch laptop.

Detachable, matching shoulder straps are included with built-in insider pockets for your wallet and cell phone.

Ever drop or step on your laptop by accident? If so, you probably broke the fragile LCD screen and figured that it was the end of your laptop’s life.

I found this nice little tip that explains how to fix your own LCD screen. The DIY instructions are for an Apple iBook, but I’m sure other laptops are put together in a similar fashion.

If you are among those people who believe that beauty and brains do not go together, take a look at the latest notebook series announced by Intel (code-named Intel Mobile Metro) and you will be forced to think again.

This collaborative, no-holds-barred effort from Intel and Ziba Design has resulted in what is poised to be a trailblazer among laptops. Needless to say, Intel must be mighty pleased with the final specs. At a mere 0.7 inches thick, the notebook is the thinnest in the world, satisfying the company’s intention of making it the Razr among laptops.

(Source Popgadget)

If you want to be James Bond, then you need James Bond gear, and Sony has it. The Sony James Bond 007 TX Spy Gear bundle gives you the power to fulfill your next spy assignment. Each limited edition serialized bundle will come with a 007 Bond-branded VAIO TX notebook, a privacy screen, a Cyber-shot DSC-T50 digital camera and a 1GB Micro-Vault media storage device.

The items are exclusively packaged in a sophisticated aluminum attaché case, and comes with a serialized glass photo certificate that corresponds to your Sony VAIO notebook. Now all you need is a Bond girl to complete the package!

Sony Style

Looking for a new laptop? Like the Apple iBook’s casing, but don’t like the fact that it’s a Mac? Why not try the Asus S5Ne!? The casing is almost identical and the specs are even better. Ultra-sleek, Ultra-slim, Ultra-sexy. The S5Ne balances beauty and mobility in an elegant, silvery-white exterior. Raise the cover and you’ll find a translucent white keyboard at your fingertips. Press the gleaming aluminum switch and watch it glow as the S5Ne comes to life.

A notebook isn’t useful if it is so bulky you leave it behind or so power-hungry that you battery dies before you get your creative juices flowing. Under 3 pounds, the S5Ne is so featherlight you’ll forget its in your bag until you need it. And S5Ne incorporates a Ultra Low Voltage Intel® Pentium® M processor and Intel® Centrino® Mobile Technology which provide superior battery life, while delivering marvelous computing and wireless performance.

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