Monthly Archives: November 2007

Dell’s XPS ONE now on sale

Shortly after being leaked, revealed, unclothed and paraded around in public, Dell’s 20-inch XPS ONE is finally available to the masses. Up now on company’s webstore are four pre-configured systems, with the high-ender rocking a Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, Bluetooth 2.0, an 8-in-1 multicard reader, 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi, 256MB ATI [...]

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Leopard on the Eee

Inevitable? Yes. Super great? Absolutely. Do we potentially derive too much pleasure from answering our own questions? Quite possibly. Asus has really built itself a PC ripe for the tinkering, as Dan at UNEASYsilence points out, there’s a bootable DVD included to restore the thing to factory settings, so the worst that can happen is [...]

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Asus Eee PC now in Galaxy Black

While the original white of Asus’s Eee PC is no slouch in the looks department, we’re finding the stylings of this “Galaxy Black” version all the more irresistable, maybe it’s just because the screen bezel doesn’t look quite as dramatic this way. The new color was revealed about a week ago, but the good news [...]

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Sony’s XEL-1 OLED TV pre-sales begin in Japan

While it’s not scheduled for release until December 1st, Sony is now taking pre-orders for its super-slim XEL-1 OLED TV. Japan only, though we’re hopeful for a US release too. Sure, it costs ¥200,000 (about $1,800) for 11-inches of set that will only last about 30,000 hours — less than that of an LCD. Still, [...]

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Alienware M15x / M17x laptops revealed with NVIDIA 8800GTX

(Click to enlarge) It’s no secret that Alienware laptops have long loved to pack some serious NVIDIA-based heat, and judging by screenshots (another shown after the jump) of a reported slip up earlier today, those scouting a new extraterrestrial rig might want to hold out just a tick longer. It looks as if the firm [...]

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ATI delivers TV Wonder 650 Combo USB HDTV tuner for Mac

Ok, it may not be the beloved CableCARD we so quickly learned to love in our Windows Media Center PCs, but we certainly wouldn’t kick ATI’s new TV Wonder 650 Combo USB for Mac out of bed. We’re not sure why ATI didn’t just announce it along with the PC version a couple of weeks [...]

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