With CES 2012 just around the corner we expect there’ll soon be more competition for the ‘world’s thinnest laptop’ accolade, but right now LG’s new 13.3″ Xnote Z330 Super Ultrabook can claim the prize.
Lenovo have slipped out a slick promo trailer for their upcoming Lenovo Ideapad S110 ‘mini notebook.’
Shinier and skinnier than a Kate Moss statue hewn out of extra-shiny solid silver is the new ultra-slim Asus U46 notebook, designed as a ‘perfect travel companion for discerning mobile professionals’ (actually, some may prefer Kate Moss for that, but there you go…)
It looks like Dell is poised and ready to have another stab at the luxury, high end notebook market, with a rival to Apple’s MacBook Air coming up over them thar hills later today.
So, the Apple iPad has been out in the UK for several days now, launched with the most ghastly whoopin’, high fivin’, clappin’ and cheerin’ celebration of luxury consumer item spending you’ll ever see in the UK.
I’m not fond of standing in queues being flesh-pressed by over-excited, squawking, cult-like Apple employees, so instead took time out to have a more sedate hands-on with Apple’s exciting new product over a weekend.
Ratcheting up desirability levels to an uncomfortable frenzy is Sony’s new VAIO Z series of ultra-mobile notebooks packing quad core CPUs.
Clad in tough carbon fibre and aluminium and weighing less than 1.45kg, the Vaio comes in two high end configurations, offering up to 6GB RAM running on
Intel Core i7-620M/520M processors.
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