ThinkPad laptops are legendary amongst business users. Remembered as much for their uninspired but functional design as they are for their performance, IBM’s (and now Lenovo’s) ThinkPad lineup has served as the backbone of corporate mobile computing for the better part of two decades. The ThinkPad X100e continues this tradition in inexpensive, compact, and remarkably…
What’s this? A Blackberry without a QWERTY keyboard, beefy design, and extensive list of business applications? The Blackberry Pearl 3G certainly looks a little odd when compared to the remainder of RIM’s consumer mobile lineup. Sharing few of the same design features – a small tracking button is all that links it to other Blackberry…
While the name Mesh may look slightly unfamiliar alongside Apple, Sony, and Asus, it could soon find itself residing permanently in the UK’s consumer electronics catalogue. A small computer and consumer electronics manufacturer based in the UK, Mesh Computers offers a growing range of desktop computers, laptops, and computing peripherals. The Edge15 Value Plus is…
2010 has been an exciting year for Apple fans. The iPad was announced and released, drawing equal parts praise and criticism from the technology press. The latest iPhone 4 gained attention amongst technology fans, praised for its lowered price point and inventive mix of features. And the Cupertino-based company’s laptop lineup saw some changes, most…
Samsung’s latest multimedia laptop – the R720 – is a surprising piece of machinery. Priced at under £800 and packing features often left unseen in laptops with a significantly higher price tag, the Korean conglomerate’s latest creation is one of the most impressive and cost-effective notebooks we’ve seen in the last few years. Despite being…
The last seven days have been a ball for technology fans. Apple’s new iPhone 4 saw the light of day in one of the least surprising announcements of the last year. Microsoft’s new Kinect gaming system was announced, awaiting a full showcase at this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles. We’ve catalogued the most…
Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia may seem like an odd entrant into the netbook market. The well-known cellphone manufacturer was once a dominant force in mobile broadband technology and the first name in the smartphone war, though recent competition from Apple Inc. and Google has forced them a little out of the picture. It’s surprising…
German consumer electronics company Medion have had mixed success in the mobile computing industry. The technology company remains immensely popular throughout Europe, though their attempts at breaking into the global laptop and netbook market have been largely unsuccessful. But with an upgraded netbook lineup, this regional manufacturer could see their fortunes change overseas. The Akoya…
June could soon become an unsavoury month for American mobile broadband users. Aiming to curb excessive data usage and encourage users to browse the internet ‘fairly,’ United States mobile phone carrier AT&T has ended their unlimited data broadband plans, cutting down on the activities of thousands of smartphone users and limiting the capabilities of today’s…
Broadband was once a luxury, a connection that only the seriously geeky could justify purchasing. Today, it’s set to become just the opposite. With home broadband connections ubiquitous and broadband deals priced competitively, what was once the height of technology has become the standard. After growing to a 95% broadband penetration rate throughout the late…
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