Desktop and Laptop Computer Reviews
All too often when a person is shopping for something, particularly in the area computers and peripherals, they find themselves in a Best Buy or Circuit City listening to a teenager pushing the "product of the day". The salesperson doesn't know the customer's needs because he hasn't asked!
If you do your due diligence prior to going shopping, you stand a much better chance of going home with what you need.
Reviews
 | Bob LeVitus reviews the new MacBook Pro for the Houston Chronicle. Dr. Mac says "The new MacBook Pro is slightly thinner than its predecessor, but as soon as you touch it, you’ll notice that it feels as solid as a rock. That’s due to Apple’s groundbreaking precision unibody construction process |
 | MacBook and MacBook Pro Review When a newer version of your Mac model comes out, your computer is no longer the current offering. Even if it serves your needs nicely, you begin to develop . . . doubts. I encountered this when Apple finally unveiled its new MacBook and MacBook Pro models. I love my MacBook dearly, but the new one is alluring. Ahhh What to do.. |
 | The netbook market and the home laptop market are saturated, but the tablet PC market is yet to be overloaded. There are only a handful of tablet PCs that are worth buying. The Lenovo ThinkPad X200 would be in the top 10 picks on any list. Here is a review discussing the Lenovo Thinkpad X200 Tablet. |
 | Introduced in the middle of September 2008 and released to the public in mid October, the HP Touchsmart IQ816 is a high end media-centric PC, integrated into large 25.5" high definition, wall-mountable touchscreen monitor. |
 | Alienware has been noted for its wildly flashing colors and varying lights. Until now, this has been the domain of the desktop PC. No more. Flashy colors and custom paint jobs were once the sole domain of high-end gaming desktops. They have been steadily creeping into notebook design for some time. |
 | The Gateway DX442X Intel desktop computer is a high powered media center type PC. It comes with the Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz processor with 64 bit Technology, a generous amount of RAM at 4GB of DDR2-667 memory and a large 640GB SATA II hard drive. |
 | The Acer T180 is a bargain-basement PC, with a price of only $379 (direct) before monitor. It has a certain value, at least to users who don't need much more than a cheap desktop computer. You can use it to surf the Web and do homework and basic computing tasks. It's an okay choice for the modest computer user, but keep in mind, it is a cheap desktop computer. |
 | ASUS has announced a another variety of LCD TV/monitor hybrids, the Television Monitor T1 Series. Obtainable in 22-, 24- and 27-inch versions, the T1 Series displays all offer 1920 x 1080 resolution for Full Hi Def 1080p playback, and incorporates dual HDMI inputs and both digital (DVB-T) and analog (PAL/SECAM) TV reception. |
 | For under $600 the Gateway M-6750 notebook computer qualifies as a cheap laptop computer, and it comes with a nice shiny finish combined with polished aluminum looking edge around the keyboard. The looks are good, and that’s not bad for such a nicely priced laptop. |
 | The small inexpensive notebooks, called by some netbooks are one of the hottest categories in the computer world at this time. This review is about one of these netbooks, the HP Mini2140.Most computer manufacturers are scrambling to get their version of these devices onto the marketing stage at this time. With today's hard economic situation, cheap, capable and portable are just what the budget minded public neeeds. |
 | In the past year, netbooks have become exceedingly popular primarily due to their low prices and small dimensions. Nettops such as Medion's Akoya E2005D share these characteristics. They aren't as powerful as full sized desktop PCs, but they're ideal for the basic tasks such as email, web browsing and office applications. |
 | Apple's most recent update to its all-in-one iMacs enhances rather than reinvents the standard desktop design, but the changes are still considerable. The 27in iMac monitor shows up right at the top of the range |