Microsoft Publicizes Explorer Touch Mouse – Pricing & Availability
Microsoft has publicized the availability and pricing of the latest hardware, that is new Explorer Touch Mouse that will join the old brand of touch series mouse including Microsoft Arch Touch & Touch Mouse. The Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse is supposed to be genuine competitor of Apple Magic & Mighty mouse.
Microsoft Explorer Touch mouse has superior touch strip technology, delivering a strip with both vertical and horizontal navigation, permitting you to swipe your mouse in almost any direction. Along with easy navigation, the scroll wheel also makes it possible for three speeds of scrolling: slow speed for precise movements, medium speed to succeed a page or two, or hyperfast speed to flick quickly through a long document. Along with advanced haptic technology, you will soon scroll the pages.
New Slim Dell Inspiron Mini 12 Netbook
Despite being one of the most recently arrived players on the netbook market, Dell – a well known multinational company has introduced its new slim and stylish netbook – Dell Inspiron Mini 12, also known as Inspiron 1210.
The specifications of this netbook has also been quite impressive, but still remains quite light in weight. However, when compared with other netbooks in the market, its specs seem inadequate for Gaming and Watch Movie.
Toshiba unveils its Latest Portege R600 Ultra Portable Notebook
Toshiba, a leading company in mobile computing solutions, has unveiled a new portable notebook, named Portege R600. The Portege R600 may be the world’s lightest, fully featured laptop.
Sony Announces New VAIO AW Series HD Notebook
Sony – A Japan based company, has officially revealed its new VAIO AW Series HD notebooks. The Sony VAIO AW is aimed at multimedia enthusiasts or photographers who like to view or edit high-definition content.
The company claims this new VAIO AW Series to be a true multimedia powerhouse blending desktop performance and convenience notebook.
Dell’s Studio Hybrid – The Smallest, Nicest Desktop
Recently Dell launched their smallest desktops to the market, which is said to be 50% smaller, uses 70% less power than typical desktops and certainly more flexible than a typical PC anywhere else space is at a premium, with a starting price of $499, with interchangeable sleeves of Bamboo, Emerald, Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, Slate and Topaz.
