The Qosmio X500 Series notebooks feature Toshiba’s striking Fusion Finish in Omega Black with stylish red chrome accents and a  full keyboard with LED Backlighting and numeric 10-key pad, plus a touchpad with multi-touch control and gesture-commands. Inside it packs Intel Core i5 /Core i7 processor options with Turbo Boost technology, up to 8GB of RAM, dual-configuration 7200RPM HDD and solid state drive options, a DVD or Blu-ray drive, premium 5.1 surround sound system of harman/kardon and Dolby Home Theater audio technology, also three USB 2.0 ports, one eSATA/USB Combo port with Sleep and Charge, ExpressCard, IEEE 1394 and a 5-in-1 media card reader.

The FX400 features MSI’s new raised totem seal coating, to keep scratching, wear, and fingerprints to a minimum. The 14-inch notebook has 16:9 LED backlight display, Core i5 CPU on Intel HM55 chipset, boasts nVIDIA GeForce GT 325M discrete graphics card with 1GB display memory and GPU Boost technology to automatically switch graphics card modes to optimize graphics and processing performance. It also has up to 8 GB DDR3 RAM, option for 2.5? 250GB/320GB/500GB SATA storage, 2 in 1, Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi,Bluetooth V2.1+EDR, 1.3MP webcamera  and 6 cells battery.

As LG claims the included polarized glasses, has not internal circuitry or batteries and helps to reduce eye fatigue when watching 3D content on the LG R590 3D.

LG’s first 3D notebook will be launched in Korea this month with price tag around $1300 and introduced globally in the weeks to follow.

The new LT32 notebook series measures less than an inch thin and weighs only 2.76 pounds. The line comes equipped with AMD Athlon Neo II K125  running at 1.7GHz, ATI Radeon HD 4225 Graphics with 384MB,  2GB of DDR3 RAM, a 250GB hard drive, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi b/g/n, integrated HD webcam,  3xUSB 2.0,multi-in-one digital card reader,  HDMI, VGA ports, full-size keyboard, multi-gesture touchpad  and 6-cell battery which enables up to 5.5 hourswork time.

“The new Gateway LT32 is a true ultra-mobile entertainment powerhouse netbook,” said Pete Dailey, senior product marketing manager for Gateway netbooks. “It delivers a heightened level of performance and HD entertainment with the powerful combination of AMD Neo processors, ATI graphics and the crisp and clear HD display. The HDMI port means that customers can enjoy their digital entertainment on a large external display wherever they go.”

Like the rest of Gateway’s new notebook and netbook lines, the new Gateway LT32 Series also features dedicated “social networking,” button to access most popular social networking sites – Facebook, YouTube and Flickr.

“We’ve designed the Q Series to offer the most exciting, powerful and stylish mobile computing experience on the market. Each model in the range will maximize mobile productivity through a combination of state-of-the-art features and ergonomic design,” said Yonghwan Park, senior vice president, IT Solutions Business, Samsung Electronics. “The Q series line-up realizes the perfect IT experience, delivering both portability and performance without compromise.”

Samsung’s Q-Series Notebooks combine mobility, style and power to provide and meet the needs of high level productivity demanding consumers. They will be available around the world from July, 2010.

The Q530 is designed to provide heavy mobility for business travelers and other consumers who rely on high PC performance while on the go. The Q530 comes with a 15.6 inch High-Definition LED Display with a 16:9 aspect ratio.

The Q430 comes with all the Q530 features, but with a 14 inch High-Definition LED Display with a 16:9 aspect ratio at the incredible weight of 2.09 kg.

The Q330 provides mobility and power combined with value and convenience. It comes with a 13.3 inch High-Definition LED Display at the featherweight of 1.97 kg. The Q330 can alternate graphic modes between Intel HD Graphics Card and the nVidia GeForce 310M. It also provides up to seven hours of battery life.

All the Notebooks in the Q-Series come with the Intel Core i3 or Intel Core i5 processors.

Watching a movie on a 3D Blu-Ray player is great if a viewer has the eyes and stomach for them. When 3D imaging first came out a few years ago it was all the rage. For a few more bucks a movie viewer can watch a movie in three dimensions, often in IMAX cinemas. A study has been conducted, and a significant amount of viewers cannot determine if they can see in 3D or not.
A person must have great depth perception to see a 3D image. Does it really look like a person holding a sword may stab the audience? Some people have no depth perception and may have a difficult time completing everyday tasks like climbing stairs or picking up a cup of hot coffee without spilling a little.

Just this year many Plasma and LCD televisions as well as Blu-ray players and even laptops came out with 3D capability. But is it worth the extra money to purchase one? First of all there is a major warning label on the package the states that the user should only watch in 3D mode for up to thirty minutes. If you are playing games on a 3D gaming laptop that is rarely enough time, let alone to watch a full-length movie.
Another warning on the package of these devices is that it is unwise to consume alcoholic beverages while playing or viewing in 3D. Again, many sports fanatics are most definitely having alcohol during major sports events on TV.
However, the risks are most likely overstated but you can’t be too careful. The fact is that these are the coolest inventions since the microwave. But please read and understand the safety risks of any appliance before purchasing one.

PeeWee PC has recently started selling the PeeWee Power Laptop, which is actually a netbook made for the kids.

The PeeWee Power Laptop is a rugged unit that is shock-resistant- drop-proof, comes with a sturdy plastic case and has a water-resistant keyboard. In terms of specifications the PeeWee netbook has an Intel Atom N450 processor running at 1.66GHz, a 10.1-inch display screen with a resolution of 1024×600 pixels, 1GB of memory RAM that can be expanded to 2GB, and all the goodies such as USB ports, a 1.3-megapixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, media card reader, and a 6-cell battery.

The PeeWee Power Laptop is priced at $500.

Lenovo brings two new Pine Trail-powered IdeaPad netbooks, the S10-3 and the S10-3t multitouch capacitive convertible netbook tablet. Boosted by the new Intel Atom N450/N470 processor, these new netbooks is equipped with Intel GMA3150 integrated graphics, up to 2GB of RAM and up to 320GB hard drive.

oth S10-3t and S10-3 have 10.1-inch LED-backlit display. The screen of S10-3t is built with Lenovo NaturalTouch responsive fingertip touch screen technology and can swivel 180 degrees and fold over to transform into a touch tablet. They support Bluetooth and WiFi as well as optional WiMAX, WCDMA, CDMA2000, TS-SCDMA. You can also expect a 1.3 Megapixel wbecam, stereo speakers with Dolby Headphone certification, and 6-in-1 card reader. Other features include Maplife1 location-based mapping software, VeriFace face recognition and Active Protection System to protect the PC hard drive from sudden bumps or falls.

Lenovo’s IdeaPad S10-3t and S10-3 are available beginning in January 2010. The starting priceis $349.99 for the IdeaPad S10-3 and $499.99 for the S10-3t.

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