Lenovo has come up with an intriguing hybrid design in the IdeaPad Yoga Ultrabook. The 360-degree hinge on this computer allows it to flip and fold to be used as a notebook, a tablet or in a tent card display mode. Continue Reading »

In the business of personal computers, the year 2012 looks set to be all about Intel’s Ultrabook specification based laptops and Microsoft’s Windows 8 operating system. Lenovo has entered the fray with hardware revision to the previously released IdeaPad U300’s, in the form of U310 and U410. Continue Reading »

Acer’s contribution to the upcoming deluge of Ivy Bridge based Ultrabooks is the Aspire S5 that was announced ahead of the company’s press conference at this year’s CES. Acer is currently sticking out of the crowd by offering the slimmest packaging measuring just 15mm. Continue Reading »

While Lenovo’s IdeadPad U series of Ultrabooks appear to be targeted towards consumers, the company has designed the ThinkPad T430u keeping in mind the business class. The thickness of this Ultrabook will be just shy of one inch and it will sport an SD card reader, two USB ports, an Ethernet jack, and a full-size HDMI socket. Continue Reading »

Alongside a string go other announcements Lenovo has revealed that it will expand its ThinkPad lineup to include ultra-portable laptops targeted at small to medium business owners. The big news here is that the ThinkPad Edge S430 will be powered by Ivy Bridge class Intel processor, complete with Thunderbolt I/O port. Continue Reading »

Lenovo is coming to this year’s CES with an interesting device called the ThinkPad X1 Hybrid. As the name suggests, this machine is an iteration of the ThinkPad X1, but it’s the hybrid portion that calls for attention. The ThinkPad X1 portion of this device sports 13.3-inch Gorilla Glass display, Intel Core i5 and i7 processors, Windows 7, and up to 8GB of RAM. What makes this device a hybrid is the inclusion of a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon APQ8060 processor, 1GB of RAM, and 16GB of optional SSD storage. Continue Reading »

All tech enthusiasts are eagerly waiting for CES 2012, which will kick off next Tuesday in Las Vegas. It would be interesting show where gadgets makers will reveal their latest products and give us a brief about their product roadmap for 2012. Here is a quick look at a few platforms and technologies that will take center stage at CES 2012. Continue Reading »

2011 was the year in which we saw a full fledged rollout of Intel's Sandy Bridge line-up, while AMD found its niche in the affordable ultraportable genre with its Fusion range. Macbook Pros and Airs were updated with OSX Lion, new processors, and were the first to integrate Thunderbolt I/O, and the first Ultrabook designs made it to India. Catch all the highlights of this year in laptops and ultraportables in this roundup. Continue Reading »

Panasonic I think is the only maker of PC's who just don’t indulge into making fancy looking PC's with garish colors and slim and sleek style. They like to believe in toughness. Continue Reading »

Mobile PC gaming using a laptop is not something that is easily recommended to everybody, for reasons such as prohibitively expensive rigs that are quite heavy to carry around and go on for only a short duration on battery power. However, recent advancements in chip design have allowed reasonably priced laptops to have decent gaming capabilities, alongside powerful rigs for the hardcore. We round-off this list with a look at what the future might hold for mobile PC gaming. Continue Reading »