Today at CES, ASUS just announced a slew of tablets. In the beginning of the press event, Chairman Jonney Shih announced that 2010 was an amazing year for ASUS. They are the first PC manufacture to reviece the carbon footprint award, they’ve won 3,398 awards in 2010, and explained how “innovate” they are. With out [....]

As of right now, it’s pretty rare to find a laptop that supports desktop processors and some crazy specs. With this EON17 laptop, you’ll find an Intel Core i7 980X, dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480M graphics cards, up to 24GB DDR3 memory, up to three hard drives for 2TB max, and a 17.3 [....]

Today, ASUS released their new EeePC, which is their netbook. Usually, I don’t do posts about netbooks but, I decided to write about his one because both the 1015P and the 1015PE has an amazing battery of 13.5 hours. Now, this is pretty amazing battery life for a netbook. You might not get [....]

The folks at Sony decided to update their Vaio P. The Vaio P is Sony’s premium netbook that weighs 1.3 LB and a 8 inch screen with a high resolution of 1600×768. With that kind of resolution, it’s very hard to read the text, but Sony provides a zoom button, which can come [....]

I know this is a a little late to write about the U1, but there was no posts about it. So, I decided to write about it. The U1 was announced back at CES 2009 and it “wowed” us all. The Lenovo U1 is a NetBook/Tablet hybrid. The NetBook side weighs 3.8 LB [....]

From with all the advertising Microsoft did for Windows 7, with all the new support it has, and with all the successful sales, it’s really a very popular operating system today. Microsoft released the information for the quarter two sales that ended on the last day of December.  They were able to sell 60 [....]

If you can remember from early this month, we’ve found out that support for Windows 7 will be coming soon; guess what, it’s finally here! Apple recently announced that Boot Camp now has full fledged support for Windows 7. One of the only issues with this is that if you’re planning on using [....]

In one of our previous blog post, we’ve talked about Microsoft preparing to get ready for Windows 7 SP1. Just already, we have even more news on this huge update to Windows 7. Acording from ITChuiko, they said: According to sources at Microsoft, a preliminary version of SP1 will be in June 2010 [....]

Microsoft really did make sure that Windows 7 was going to be as great as the said it was going to be ever since the very first day we’ve heard about it. When we first knew about Microsoft’s latest operating their working on, we really were speculating on how far Microsoft is actually [....]

Microsoft is already getting ahead of the game and they are working on the first service pack for Windows. If you have no idea what a service pack is, it basically installs all the latest updates to your computer and it also does some things that an update will not do, like increase [....]

You knew this was going to happen. When a brand spanking new operating system is released, everyone wants to get their hands on it. But when you think about it, companies, like Apple, have lots of time to make sure that it’ll work correctly. This is why we have release RTM (release to manufacture) [....]

If you can remember way back in the Vista days, you shouldn’t forget user account control, or commonly refereed to as UAC. UAC was a feature introduced in Vista where it basically asks you to confirm everything that’s going to modify your computer in some way. If you want to run a program with admin [....]

It seems to be that Microsoft is already planning many years ahead for their next Windows operating system, Windows 8. With every one of Microsoft’s operating systems, the treat it like you would treat a newborn baby. The correct all the bugs with it (teaching), the apply service packs (toddler hood), and then [....]