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Does anybody care for operating systems anymore?
Operating systems are the source of countless debates in geek culture. Each of the three major OSs have grown a loyal user-base, and when time comes to fend off any slanderous allegations, fanboys are there to support their platform of choice. Stephen Vaughn from Computerworld is positing that operating systems are becoming an afterthought for more »
Facebook is testing a Chat and Ticker app for Windows 7
Facebook has quietly started testing a new way of interacting with friends on your desktop without visiting the Facebook website. Some select users today have started seeing prompts to download Messenger for Windows to bring the Chat and Ticker sideboard right to their Windows 7 desktops. The new app is fairly straightforward, it takes the more »
Toshiba introduces a new 23-inch All-In-One desktop
The holidays are almost here, so expect a ton of new announcements in the coming weeks. Today’s announcement comes from Toshiba in the form of a new All-In-One desktop PC, the DX735. The Toshiba DX735 is a 23-inch All-In-One that’s designed to be not just a computer, but an entertainment hub. The 23-inch display has more »
Gadgetell Review: Dell Latitude E6520 noteboook
What is being reviewed? Up for review today is the Dell Latitude E6520, a 15 inch notebook that (if you ask us) is sporting a rather nice overall look and feel. The Latitude E6520 brings specs to include 2nd generation Intel Core processors, up to 8GB of RAM, a 15.6 inch display, Windows 7, a more »
Logitech Wireless TouchPad brings a touch of Mac to PC
Windows users who find themselves envious of Mac users and their fancy Magic Trackpad will soon have their own variant of it. Logitech has announced the Wireless Touchpad which is basically a Magic Trackpad for Windows 7 PCs. It’s available to pre-order right now for $49.99 with free shipping. It’s also out of stock at the time of this writing.
Gadgetell Hands On: Dell Latitude E6520 noteboook
The folks over at Dell were kind enough to send over a Latitude E6520 notebook for us to review. The E6520 is a 15 inch notebook and brings features to include the second generation of Intel Core processors in a rather nice looking (and solid feeling) package. As far as the specific unit that we more »
ViewSonic’s ViewPad 10pro runs Android in Windows
Looking for a 10-inch tablet that isn’t the ever-popular iPad? Can’t decide between Android and Windows? ViewSonic has you covered with the ViewPad 10pro, a tablet that runs both Windows and Android. The ViewPad 10pro is also one of the first tablets to hit the market using Intel’s Oak Trail CPU instead of the popular more »
Dell Latitude XT3 is on sale starting at $1,789
Back in February Dell first talked about the Latitude XT3, the business-class convertible laptop. Today that laptop is finally up for sale, though you will have to wait until September 22 to actually get your hands on the device. The Dell Latitude XT3 is a 13.3-inch laptop that can convert into a tablet. Both forms more »
ViewSonic ViewPad 10Pro tablet makes an FCC appearance, shows off its dual-boot functionality
ViewSonic announced their dual-booting Viewpad 10Pro tablet back towards the end of May, and coming a bit more recently — it looks like the device has inched another step closer to a US release. Yup, the FCC filing. Of course, the FCC filing (just like the original announcement) does not offer anything in terms of more »
Shawn’s Top Five Gadgets
Setting out to write my Top Five Gadgets was a bit daunting at first. I was afraid that it would end up too similar to the Gadgets We Love story from last September. That is, until I looked back at that story and realized I’ve added a few new gadgets since then. So, here’s my more »
