The prominent gaming PC maker Maingear has launched the new gaming notebook eX-L 17 as the follow -up of its 15-inch eX-L 15 and 18-inch eX-L 18, and eX-L 17 sits between them.

The 17-inch high performance gaming notebook eX-L 17 is armed with Intel Core i5/i7 processor, up-to Core i7 820QM, notebook comes with premium DDR-3 memory up-to 8GB  and choices of NVIDIA GeForce GTX480M, NVIDIA Quadro FX2800M, ATI Mobility Radeon HD5870 graphics for making the gamers ascend to the next level of gaming.

The newly arrived eX-L 17 packs up-to 750GB hard drive or 512GB SSD and a 2X Blu-ray/DVD burner combo drive as well as a 7-in-1 card reader. It does support WiFi 802.11b/g/n connectivity. The screen size is 17.3-inch displaying 1920×1080p and is with Full HD LED-backlit display and HDMI and DVI-I output.

The starting price of this gaming notebook eX-L17 from Maingear is $1899.

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Lenovo has introduced its Y series notebook, the IdeaPad Y560d with a 3D feature and originally it is the 3D version of the Y560 and it is its first multimedia notebook with a 3D display. The new notebook from Lenovo features the TriDef 3D technology solution, including a 3D screen, software and glasses.

Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d is boosted by Intel Core i7 processor and sports ATI Radeon HD5730 1GB graphics card switchable graphics which allows you to effortlessly stream music and movies, edit video and play online games or downshift to cruise-mode for web-surfing to save battery power, up-to 8GB of RAM, 750GB hard drive drive and optional Blu-ray Disc drive. It comes with a 15.6-inch TriDef 3D display and comes with TriDef Media Player that transforms a standard movie into a 3D experience and TriDef Photo Transformer that turns standard photos into eye-popping 3D. It supports WiFi 802.11n and Bluetooth and offers HDMI output.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d 3D notebook will surely be released in late-June and will be offered at $1199.99.

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Toshiba proclaims the influx of the next generation HD notebook Toshiba Satellite A665 – a 3D-ready, high definition (HD) notebook manufactured with the frame of mind to give an immense home entertainment experience.
Toshiba Satellite A665 3D edition notebook brings users stereoscopic 3D experience. This newly arrived 3D-ready notebook comes with NVIDIA’s 3D Vision kit with active shutter 3D glasses and emitter.

Toshiba Satellite A665 3D Edition is powered up by an Intel Core i7-740QM processor, 4GB of RAM-(Random Access Memory). It is equipped with 1GB NVIDIA GeForce GTS350M graphics card for a fabulous gaming experience and a 15.6-inch 120Hz LED-backlit display. It packs a 640GB hard drive and a Blu-ray Disc Rewriteable (RE) and DVD SuperMulti drive with LabelFlash offering HD Blu-ray Disc playback. The notebook renders support for Bluetooth 2.1 and WiFi 802.11b/g/n and includes eSATA/USB port, 5-in-1 card reader, HDMI port, webcam for convincing video conferencing, harman/kardon stereo speakers and Dolby Advanced Audio and multitouch touchpad.

Toshiba Satellite A665 3D Edition will be released on 20 June and will have a stuck price tag of $1599.99.

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Panasonic Corporation once used to be known as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. is a Japanese renowned multinational corporation headquartered in Kadoma, Osaka, Japan, has announced for its valued customers in Japan the lightest AVCHD camcorder HDC-TM35, that weighs just 185g and its been recommended idyllic for ladies.

Being the descendent to the TM30, the HDC-TM35 sports a 3.32 Megapixel image sensor for capturing 1920×1080 / 60i HD video and 2.16 Megapixel for still images. This lightweight and compact camcorder has 32GB internal memory and supports SDXC up-to 64GB. Panasonic HDC-TM35 camcorder is equipped with a 2.7-inch LCD display, 16.8x optical zoom lens, built-in 2-channel stereo microphone and stereo speakers. It exercises MPEG AVC/H.264 AVCHD video format for video compression and Dolby Digital 2-channel for audio. Panasonic has armed its HDC-TM35 camcorder a USB connector and HDMI output.

Panasonic HDC-TM35 is expected to be released in 1 July and its exterior colors will be Pure White, Mode Violet, Classy Gold and Shiny Gray.

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3D displays are more popular than ever. Theatres are popping up throughout the country and worldwide. 3D Blu-ray players are just now hitting the consumer market, but are they worth purchasing or are they a big con game?

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.

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