News: Toshiba Launches NEW A100 laptop series

Toshiba couple of days back announced there new A100 satellite laptop series featuring the very best of current technology and moderate prices. with there trade mark class leading 15.4 inch wide screens, coupled with Intel Core duo processors and ATI Radeon x1600 graphic card as an option, 512mb DDR2 ram and 60GB hard disk as standard and all models, this little piece of equipment is hard to resist.

28/7/2005 by i-MAN

Intel has announced there new Core  architecture some time ago, later Core solo/duo processors were released and can be found on many laptops these days giving real tough time to home PCs, but recently Intel announce the release of Core 2 processors and these are said to be the desktop variants powerful enough to trouble the mighty AMD FX processors. Click here to Read full review

News: Apple MacBookK 13inch

Apple Computers announced there new edition to MacBook family the new 13inch MacBook featuring Intel's Core Duo 1.8 and 2Ghz setups with 512mb as base, fully loaded with ports. Apple badge it as podcasting, bloging, surfing, small highly mobile yet powerfull notebook, starting from 1099$, coupled with apples latest software and highly anticipated Boot camp which enables Mac computers to boot into Windows XP as normal PC. anyone who had second thoughts about software availability of software in Pakistan; can happily enjoy window XP compatible CDs/DVDs on Macs as well. Prices are not yet available at PakMac computers.

Review: Laptop Mobile Processors; Intel Shootout

26/6/2005 by i-MAN

With laptop craze or should I say market in Pakistan is really flourishing fast. I think we need to look into things a little deeper before we purchase such an expensive piece of equipment. With many different brands and many differently configured laptops for sale, here's a much needed mobile processor buying guide for you; comparing Intel processors including Pentium M, Pentium 4, Centrino and Core duo / solo.  Read Full Review

Preview: Cell Processor Explained

Cell is a microprocessor architecture jointly developed by a Sony, Toshiba, and IBM. Cell combines a general-purpose POWER-architecture core of modest performance with streamlined coprocessing elements which greatly accelerate multimedia and vector processing applications, as well as many other forms of dedicated computation. Sony Computer Entertainment confirmed that the Cell chip will  power Sony's PlayStation 3 game console. It contains a PowerPC 970 processing core and eight specialized vector processors (or SPEs, synergistic processor elements), which handle graphics or vector calculations. Story Inside.

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