Toshiba celebrates the month of April 2012 with the announcement of a variety of new computing products including the full HD All-in-One Desktop (LX815 and LX835); the Satellite S800 and P800 Series laptops; as well as the Qosmio X875 and X875 3D gaming laptops. But the party is not over yet, Toshiba also announced two affordable laptops — the Satellite L800 and C800 Series laptops.
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Toshiba has a great news for 3D gamers. It’s now possible to enjoy 3D gaming on laptop without glasses, thanks to the new Qosmio F755 3D that features Optimized for NVIDIA® GeForce® 3D. To benefit this exciting feature on your current Qosmio F755 3D, you need to download the update from Toshiba’s Service Station utility. Yea it’s worth to try, and start experience tons of PC games in 3D without the hassle of wearing 3D glasses.

I’m not in a position to explain the technology behind all of this achievment. But Toshiba says the laptop uses auto-stereoscopic display technology that is able to project two sets of images at the same time, splitting them between the left and right eyes to create the 3D effect. Regarding powerhouse, the Qosmio F755 3D is powered by Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processor, NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M graphics processor with 1GB of GDDR3 graphics memory (it’s a bit obsolete, right?), up to 8GB RAM, and a 750GB hard drive. The rest of features include: Built-in harman/kardon speakers, Dolby and Waves Audio technology, HDMI 1.4 port, and Blu-ray Disc rewriteable drive (on select model).
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Acer’ first Ultrabook, the Acer Aspire S3-951, is now available in North American for $899 (MSRP). This Ultrabook powers on instantly, connects to the Web in seconds and provides up to 50 days of stand-by time, or 6 hours of continuous usage. Measuring just half-an-inch at its thinnest and weighing a mere 2.983 pounds, it’s as easy to carry as a magazine or file folder. Its overall dimensions are 12.59 inches by 8.52-inches by .51 to.68-inches. As slim and easy to carry as a magazine, it still includes an Intel Core i5 Processor, 20GB solid state drive, Intel® HD Graphics 3000, 320GB hard drive, 4GB of memory, and essential USB and HDMI ports.
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Mentioned as the world’s first laptop capable of displaying glasses-free 3D and 2D content at the same time on one screen, the Qosmio® F755 3D laptop is powered by the visibly smart Intel® Core™ i7 processor, NVIDIA® GeForce® 540M graphics processor, as well as fast RAM and a spacious 750GB hard drive. Available for $1,699.99 MSRP, the Qosmio F755 3D also features Built-in harman/kardon® speakers, an integrated Blu-ray Disc™ rewriteable drive, an HDMI® port supports output of video (up to 1080p) to a 3D-ready TV or display, and an elegant Fusion 3D Finish in Brilliant Red delivers standout styling.
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How strong the computer should be? It depends on the users of course. The Getac B300 rugged laptop is still able to work normally in extreme low temperatures of -29 degree Celsius as standard on all pre-configured sku’s. I don’t know how the field-based operators work with their computer, but I think it’s more than enough for such users. Coming with new processor – Intel Core™ i5 2.5GHz or Core™ i7 2.3GHz, MAX 3.2GHz with Intel Turbo Boost Technology, the Getac B300 rugged notebook offers two display options — a 700 NITs display, and the 1400 NITs touchscreen display.
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Getac introduces its new flagship X500 rugged notebook computer. Designed to work in the most extreme working environments, the new X500 laptop incorporates Intel’s powerful Core i7 2.66GHz processor, Turbo Boost Technology reaching 3.33GHz, and 4MB of Intel Smart Cache. Getac’s X500 also offers a 15.6-inch, 1000 NITs QuadraClear high definition display and NVIDIA’s GeForce GT330M MXM GPU with 512MB VRAM, a multi-touch screen, MIL-SPEC connectors and an expansion unit that can support either two PCI Express cards or two full-sized PCI cards for extreme customization needs.
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Most laptop users can be classed as only using them on a casual or travelling basis. If so, it’s important not to spend too much on a machine and to get the model that’s right for you.

If you only use your laptop to surf the internet, check your emails and listen to music, you do not need to spend a fortune on a fantastic model. You can get a perfectly adequate model for well under £400 and prices continue to fall, so £300 would be a good benchmark.
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Samsung announced its durable 9 Series lightweight laptop computer at the recent CES in Las Vegas last month. The 13.3-inch 9 Series comes with a stunning design, Samsung’s hallmark SuperBright Plus display and Intel performance processing power. Scheduled to be be available in February 2011, starting at $1,599, the 9 series also integrates the second generation Intel® CoreTM i5 processor, Intel HD graphics, USB 3.0, Bluetooth 3.0, built-in WiMax, Wi-Fi and USB Sleep & Charge technologies.
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