Friday, June 14, 2013

HTC Spark Windows Phone Review Price and Specification


HTC Spark is the latest device from HTC that Windows 7 Phone OS with large touch screen display. It is 3.8 inches wide WVGA screen phone that offers many solutions of 480 x 800 pixels for exceptional image quality. HTC spark price and availability are not yet known.

Spark is Quad Band GSM HTC and powered by 1.0 GHz Qualcomm processor.. phone is 512 MB RAM and a disk of 512 MB. 5 megapixel camera phone equipped with an LED flash, so you can capture high quality images of all the memorable moments. 8 GB internal memory of HTC Spark can be extended up to 32 GB so that you never a shortage of space to store your favorite photos and other important information. Other features of this new handset is 3G, HSDPA, HSPA, GPS, aGPS, Wi-Fi, FM radio, Bluetooth with A2DP, miniUSB, a digital compass, and others.


HTC Spark mobile phone expected features :

Quad-band GSM
1.0 GHz Qualcomm processor
3.8-inch WVGA display , 480×800 resolution
5 megapixel + camera with LED flash
512MB RAM / 512MB ROM
8GB Internal memory
Expandable memory up to 32GB
3G HSDPA/HSPA
GPS with aGPS
Digital Compass
Stereo FM radio
Wireless LAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth with A2DP
1300 mAh battery
miniUSB

ASUS ZENBOOK Review

NEW ASUS ZENBOOK
ASUS ZENBOOK, a fusion between art and technology. Silver-colored layer of the outer panel with a pattern of concentric circles that symbolize the circle of light halo bias that brings the spirit. With a thickness of only 0.11 inches (3mm) on the front and 0.35 inches (9mm) in the back, the elegant exterior lines, making ZENBOOK, as Ultrabook thinnest available and perfect for users who frequently travel or even when used in the room. ASUS ZENBOOK comes as the worlds first notebook with nits panel brightness level of 450cd/m2 equivalent to LCD TVs and make dark areas become brighter with stunning detail. In addition ASUS ZENBOOK is also the first 13.3-inch notebook in the world with Plus HD screen resolution 1600 x 900.

ASUS ZENBOOK designed to bring comfort responsive as smartphones via instant-on feature that can always get into the system in just 2 seconds and capable of up to 2 weeks standby, four times longer than industry standards, "Said Santhosh Viswanathan.

Though slim and elegant, ZENBOOK comes a set of technological breakthroughs that awesome and unbeatable. ZENBOOK is the first notebook to apply the technology of SATA Revision 3.0 solid state storage (SSD) with the speed and endurance 6Gb/detik shocks that are stronger than regular hard drive (HDD). Reinforced with a second-generation Core processors from Intel ® latest (optimized for mobile use), Bluetooth V4.0 and USB 3.0. ASUS also adds Charger + USB technology, using a USB 3.0 port to recharge portable devices more quickly.


Not only that, ZENBOOK also provide comfort to users with less power consumption. It uses the patented technology ASUS Super Hybrid Engine intelligently II that extend battery life and allows ZENBOOK to have a battery life of up to 25% longer than other Ultrabook design.

Thursday, June 13, 2013

Overview Fujitsu’s Lifebook T1010

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Fujitsu’s new Lifebook T1010 Tablet PC is one of the company’s first Intel Centrino 2-based mobile computers.


The T1010 has a 13.3-inch touch screen display with a resolution of 1280×800 pixels. The Tablet PC comes with the latest Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 CPU at 2.26GHz, GMA 4500HD integrated graphics, up to 4GB of the latest DDR3 memory, up to 250GB of hard drive space, a DVD burner, optional Intel Turbo Memory 2.0 module for increased system responsiveness, and built-in 1.3MP web camera.


Regarding communications, there are 802.11 draft-n wireless, Gigabit Ethernet LAN, 56k modem, and Bluetooth.


Other features include three USB ports, a PC Card slot, Memory Stick/SD Card reader, and VGA output.


The Fujitsu LifeBook T1010 weighs approximately 5.3-pounds with a six-cell battery, which provides up to 3 hours and 45 minutes of run time between charges, according to Fujitsu.


This convertible notebook runs Windows Vista operating system.


It is available now for through the Fujitsu website and starts at $1,299, after $50 mail-in rebate.

Dell XPS 15z Notebook Review

The Dell XPS 15z has an ultra-slim metal frame, 1080p display and a backlit keyboard. Add to that an Intel Core i7 processors and dedicated Nvidia GeForce graphics for multimedia presentations serious. It is a worthy competitor for the Apple MacBook Pro?

Our test unit is about two times more than the starting configuration of this laptop. Compared to the basic configuration, we have a 1080p resolution screen, faster processor, more than 2 GB of RAM, two year warranty, and of course the 256GB SSD, which adds more than $ 500 for single price. Without the SSD comes to $ 1499.99 with a 750 GB hard drive.

Specifications Dell XPS 15z :
  • 15.6-inch glossy 1080p display (1920x1080 resolution, 300 nits)
  • Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
  • Intel Core i7-2620M dual-core processor (2.7GHz, up to 3.4GHz Turbo Boost, 4MB cache, 35W TDP)
  • Intel HM67 chipset
  • Nvidia GeForce GT 525M 2GB dedicated graphics card
  • Automatically switchable to integrated Intel HD graphics via Nvidia Optimus graphics-switching technology
  • 8GB DDR3-1333 RAM (2x 4GB; max supported)
  • 256GB Samsung 470 Series Solid State Drive (SSD)
  • Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230 wireless card
  • Integrated Bluetooth 3.0
  • Integrated 1.3MP webcam
  • Built-in slot-load DVD burner (HL-DT-ST DVD+-RW GS30N)
  • Two-year in-home service after remote diagnosis
  • 8-cell Li-ion battery (64WHh)
  • Weight: 5.5 lbs.
  • Dimensions: 15.15 x 10.25 x 0.97 inches
  • Starting price: $999.99
  • Price as configured: $2,059.99

Building and Design
XPS 15z looks like a MacBook Pro, especially when the lid is closed, the palm rest and the dark hinge design is very differentiators. This notebook is mainly built from high quality metal, the shiny silver exterior is machined aluminum and the palm rest is dark gray magnesium alloy.

Even part of the screen is metal. XPS 15z feels very solid to the touch, and it is unlikely to bend the chassis when the lid is curved aluminum support which prevents it from turning too.

The display hinge is strong and does not allow the oscillation of the screen when you let go suddenly. In addition, the display can be opened with one hand, which is at hand. I am not a fan of the hinge physical, not synchronized with other base color or texture. Overall, the 15z XPS is one of the strongest sense of notebooks I have tested some time.

Those who want to upgrade to 15z are a big problem. It is not available for the panels on the platform at the bottom of the user to add RAM or a new hard drive is probably a complex, most of the platform must be dismantled.

Ports and Features
The XPS 15z has an impressive array of ports. Are two Super Speed ​​USB 3.0 ports, eSATA, mini DisplayPort, HDMI, and despite being so thin, it also has an integrated optical drive.

Screen and speakers
XPS 15z has a 15.6 inch screen with a glossy surface / reflective. The laptop is available with two screens: a basic model 720p (1366x768 pixels) and a full HD 1080p (1920x1080) with the model of color rendering and brightness (300 nits), our review unit has the last.

The 1080p display is positively beautiful and worth every penny on the standard screen. The colors are warm and pop off the screen, cheaper, such as portable computer screens that consume the most boring and cold in comparison.

In addition to 1080p is much brighter than the screen run-of-the-mill, 300 nits to be exact. In addition to quality, excellent resolution - 1920x1080 is the highest available in a 15.6-inch laptop. There are enough pixels on the screen to comfortably allow two windows side by side.

Resolution 1080 has 40% more pixels than 720p display basic vertically, which means the displacement of 40% required less than half. The only drawback to this screen is the glossy surface, which is a double-edged sword, which improves contrast and clarity, but it adds shine and is difficult to clean.

Two stereo speakers are located on either side of the keyboard. They have sufficient volume, but it has a metallic sound "fine" or something with almost no bass.

Keyboard and touchpad
15z The XPS has a full-size keyboard with white backlight. Unlike other Dell 15.6-inch laptop that does not have a separate numeric keypad. Flat-topped keys are soft to the touch. Unfortunately, this keyboard offers little information and is not pleasant to write. The key travel is so short that it just feels like the movement of the keys, making it a bit difficult to write quickly. The print is blurry and lacking in general.

There are also problems with the layout. Dell failed to do the homework, End, Page Up and Page Down keys dedicated, but they must be integrated with the arrow keys as secondary functions ([Fn] key is pressed together). How often the user of these keys, I found it difficult at best. In the end, it seems that Dell is focused on function over form in the design of this keyboard.

The touchpad Cypress, on the other hand, is excellent. It has a large smooth surface that is easy to trace, even with wet fingers. The two buttons are separated (not one piece) and give good feedback padding. Their most important aspect is the silence, I test too many laptops touchpad buttons high.


Performance and benchmarks
15z XPS performance as configured is exceptional for daily use. I timed the boot system from pressing the power button to load the desktop of just 15 seconds, and close to 4 seconds. Moreover i7-2620m is the fastest dual-core processor found in laptops.

Nvidia 525 GT dedicated graphics card is more than capable of playing the latest games, but not at the highest visual quality settings. Like all the latest Nvidia graphics card comes with Nvidia GT 525 Optimus to extend the battery life of laptops with compatible processors and integrated graphics.

Heat and Noise
XPS 15z has only one fan exhausting heat at the back of the laptop. Off the bat I like the location of the fan, it is out of the way and not interfere with the right or left-handed mouse users. The fan is visible when you are on a groan and a small.

Overall, I think the fan is higher than it needs to be at high rpm. Despite the fact that a thin XPS 15z remains relatively cold throughout, even a load of complete reference.

Battery Life
I measured 6 hours, 20 minutes during the life of our standard battery rundown tests (Windows 7, the balanced power profile, the screen brightness to 70%, wireless, and updating a web page every 60 seconds) . This is an excellent time of 15.6-inch laptop. SSD and Nvidia graphics, Optimus switching technology certainly helped with dual-core processor (as opposed to quad-core).

Potential buyers should note that the battery is integrated XPS 15z and not user-swappable. This may not be a problem for most people, but some frequent travelers like to buy an extra battery and the switch when a battery dies. it is not possible with the XPS 15z.

Conclusion
15z XPS effect in most areas and a lot of development but a few. The thin metal case is of excellent quality and a 1080p display is top notch. The performance has been stellar for most applications such as games, and some of them still manages more than six hours of battery life.

The main disadvantage of this is a portable keyboard with no life, not only is it fun to write. In addition, the speakers could be better, glossy screen creates a lot of reflection and this laptop is very strong.

Then there is a question of price, the XPS starts at $ 999 15z, but ours left a mark more than $ 2,000 stocked with the finest components available. The slab is almost certainly the best value, just make sure you have a 1080p display. The 15z XPS is definitely a recommended book, if the keyboard is better, would be almost perfect.

FOXCONN M920 PVT

The motherboard schematic for FOXCONN M920 PVT (24" Wide Screen)
CPU: INTEL Dual/Quad Core (uSFF)
North Bridge: Eaglelake
South Bridge: ICH10
REV: 0.4

Block Diagram

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Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 Review

The IdeaPad Y550 is a 15.6" multimedia notebook from Lenovo offered in a mix of affordable and high-end configurations. The top of the list system options include an Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GT 240M dedicated graphics while more affordable systems include standard Core 2 Duo processors and integrated graphics. In this review we look at a model equipped with the Intel T6400 processor and Intel X4500 integrated graphics.

Our Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 Specifications:

* Windows Vista Home Premium with SP2 (Now available with Windows 7 64-bit)
* Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 2.0GHz (2MB Cache, 800MHz FSB)
* 4GB DDR3 SDRAM (1066MHz)
* 320GB 5400 rpm SATA HDD
* 15.6-inch LED-backlit WXGA display (glossy, 1366x768)
* Intel X4500MHD integrated graphics
* Intel 5100AGN
* Ports and connectors: (2) USB 2.0 ports, eSATA/USB Combo, VGA, HDMI, SDHC-Card reader, RJ-45/Ethernet (Gigabit), stereo headphone/line out, stereo microphone in, 1.3 megapixel webcam
* Dimensions: (LxWxH) 15.2" x 10.0" x 1.02" to 1.5
* Weight: 5lbs 13.5oz
* 11.1v 56Wh 6-cell battery
* One-year standard warranty
* MSRP: $813

Build and Design
The Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 has a modern design with a sleek shape and a rather pronounced contrasting color scheme. The exterior view of the Y550 when closed is thin and flat with a thick orange trim piece breaking up the two black halves on the notebook. From a distance the outside color of the screen cover appears to be matte black, but looking at it closer it is actually a faintly embossed surface. This particular design is an overlapping honey-comb finish that gives the notebook a nice subtle look while also giving it a light texture. The inside is a combination of a glossy black and metallic grey with chrome accented speakers and white LED-backlit controls. I really think that the Lenovo design staff has to hold so much back when building ThinkPad models that they really go all out with the IdeaPad series.

The Y550 feels well built compared to most consumer notebooks but still seems like it could be improved in some areas. The screen hinges are pretty stiff and requires two hands to open the cover. The lip of the cover works against you when trying to open the screen since it hugs the palmrest closely. The screen cover has some minor flex but still does a good job at preventing screen distortions when you press on the back of the display. The chassis has some minor flex when you hold the notebook in the air by the edge of the palmrest, but it still feels solid if firmly pressed when the notebook is sitting on a flat surface. The keyboard doesnt flex much, but right above the optical drive if you press hard enough you can get the keyboard base to make a clicking sound. Fit and finish is good overall, but one area stuck out in a nit-picking way. I believe the speaker grills are supposed to sit flush with the bezel above the keyboard and on both speakers one edge sticks up higher than the other.

Screen and Speakers
The WXGA display on the Y550 appears to be the highest resolution offered on this model. Even the better configurations are limited to 1366x768. This is lacking when compared to the Dell Studio 15 that can be configured with a 1080p panel in configurations starting at less than $800. The panel offers good color and contrast, ranking middle of the pack compared to most notebooks. Black levels are good at low and middle backlight levels, but show some backlight creep near 100%. Peak brightness levels are great for viewing in bright office conditions with a comfortable home viewing level somewhere between 60 and 70%. Viewing angles appear average with colors showing significant inversion in as little as 10 degrees when tilted back. Horizontal viewing angles look much better, showing no notable color shift even when viewing from the very edge of the screen.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 has above average sounding speakers, making use of two primary speakers up top and a subwoofer below. Listening to music and movies the speakers have good midrange and bass, but is still weak compared to other notebooks with dedicated subwoofers. Peak volume levels sound strong enough to be listened to in a small or mid-size room, but not loud enough to over-power a lot of background noise. For watching feature-length movies in large rooms the HDMI-port is a great way to pass digital audio over to a home theater system.

Keyboard and Touchpad
The keyboard is comfortable to type on and has a pretty solid typing surface. Transitioning to this keyboard from my ThinkPad was no problem, especially since the key action felt very similar. The only tactile difference I found between this keyboard and the ThinkPad keyboard is the key shape; the ThinkPad keys have a more "cupped" feel to them.

The Y550 has a spacious Synaptics touchpad with a very nice texture. While some notebook manufacturers might carry the glossy palmrest surface onto the touchpad, Lenovo breaks it up with a barely-bumpy texture that is easier to slide over. Out of the box it was hard to slide across and almost tacky from the multitouch sticker over it, but with some oil build-up over the first few hours it broke in perfectly. Sensitivity is great out of the box... requiring only a light touch to move the cursor across the screen. Lag is not present under any circumstance including very fast movement. The touchpad buttons have a long throw and emit a mild click when fully pressed.

Ports and Features
Port selection is adequate although I feel there was enough room left unused to account for an additional USB port. The Lenovo IdeaPad Y550 offers two USB ports, one eSATA/USB combo port, VGA and HDMI ports, Ethernet, and audio jacks. Expansion slots include an ExpressCard/34 slot and SDHC-card slot.

Lenovo also includes a number of touch-sensitive and click-style buttons around the keyboard to control quick access functions. The standard buttons include one to switch video modes, another to load the Dolby audio control panel, and audio switches to adjust volume and mute the speakers. A blinking slider bar in the middle lets you quickly access four pre-set Lenovo applications.

LG Optimus Pad G Slate Review Price and Specification



LG and T-Mobile has announced that the G-shale would be shipped in the U.S. in March, LG has announced it will see the tablet of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later this month. The global version of the computer called LG Optimus Pad, but it is basically the same as T-Mobile G-slate. LG G-Optimus has a slate tablet powered by an operating system Android honeycomb. Its availability and price in India has not yet disclosed  but it may be around 35000 INR. This G-slate is also known as LG Optimus Pad. LG Optimus Pad.

The tablet has a 1 NVIDIA Tegra 2 GHz Dual Core, 8.9-inch 1280 x 768 pixel, 32 GB of RAM, 6400mAh battery, gyro, support for playback of HD video, and ... 3D support. It includes a 3D-capable display (which requires special glasses) and the stereoscopic camera to read compressed tablet.The runs Google Android 3.0 honeycomb.


LG Optimus Pad (G-Slate) Specification:


  • This is a 8.9-inch tablet
  • Android Honeycomb as its OS
  • A 3D-capable Display
  • 1280 x 768 Resolution
  • dual-core Tegra 2 processor
  • a front-facing camera plus a pair of imagers on the back allowing for 3D picture-taking
  • 32GB of onboard storage
  • 6,400mAh battery