A few more details of the upcoming Asus Eee PC have been revealed. Different versions of the story are doing  the rounds, even as the only info that is confirmed happens to be that the device that is set to arrive would sport Intel’s latest dual-core, mobile Atom N550 processor. We hear about a 1015PEM variant of the Eee PC which will be powered by the new 1.5GHz N550 CPU. The laptop will be capable of sporting up to 2GB of DDR3 RAM. The device is expected to arrive sporting a price tag of €349, which is equal to $440 in the North American market. Meanwhile, we are also

Eurocom has introduced the Panther 2.0 gaming notebook and it comes jam-packed with features. Panther, which weighs less than 12lbs, sports a 17.3 inch Full HD LED backlit display having a resolution of 1920×1080 and has a full-size keyboard. It comes with NVIDIA’s SLI GeForce GTX 480M Fermi or you can go with NVIDIA’s Quadro 5000M. You can also choose ATI CrossFireX Radeon Mobility HD5870. It comes with a powerful 3.33 GHz 6-core Intel i7 980X CPU or 3.33 GHz XEON X5680 processors running at 6.4GT/sec bus speed. The Eurocom Panther provides a whopping 3TB (using four

Details of Intel’s entire upcoming Sandy Bridge desktop CPUs have turned up in the web, alongside some details of some of the mobile Sandy Bridge processors. It was back in July that we got the news that some of the Intel Sandy Bridge 32nm CPUs would be launching early, but we did not get an exact launch date.Reports about the leak of Intel’s Sandy Bridge processors and SSD’s suggest that 19 desktop processors were to be shipped in early 2011. For the desktop, we have dual and quad-core models with and without Hyper-Threading on offer. It ranges from a very low-power 35W

Lenovo has entered the 3D world with their new IdeaPad Y560d 3D notebook, which has now gone on sale through the company’s online store. The new notebook uses the TriDef 3D system and is priced starting at $1399, depending on the various options you hook it up with. The TriDef system consists of the display, the glasses, and the software. The latter is of particular interest as Lenovo says the “TriDef Media Player” and “TriDef Photo Transformer” software will be able to convert and display conventional 2D video or photos as full viewable 3D

MSI had unveiled its prototype WindPad 100 tablet device at the Computex show earlier this year. The device ran on Windows 7 OS and was powered by an Intel Atom Z530 1.66 GHz processor. From what we see now, the WindPad has advanced past the prototype stage and reached design maturity. MSI has put out a number of press shots of the tablet, picturing it with a dock in some. The specs are still expected to be the same as what was described at the unveiling at Computex. The mass market Windows 7 tablet is built around 10-inch 1024×600 capacitive touchscreen. It will have 2GB

Samsung has announced that it will release its range of Q-series laptops by the end of July in different markets including the UK. The Q-series range comprises of the Q530, Q430 and Q330 laptops. The Q530 is the high-end laptop in the range with a screen size of 15.3 inches with LED backlight and an aspect ratio of 16:9. Consumers can choose between the Core i5 and Core i3 processors from Intel as part of the Q530’s CPU and the GeForce GT330M DDR3 graphics processor will also be present in the notebook. The laptop will also offer connectivity through Bluetooth 3.0 and WiFi.

If you’re in the market for a new netbook but expect a bit more from your machine, the new Acer Aspire One D255 is probably what you’re looking for — as we’re hearing that’s the first Acer netbook to feature the new Atom N550 dual-core processor that clocks at 1.5GHz and has 512KB L2 cache. Similar with the newly announced Acer Aspire One D260 that made a debut just a month ago during Computex, the Aspire One D255 comes with minor design tweaks – it dropped the chrome accents and glass splitter. Regarding the N550 processor, we’re

Asus has announced the new all-in-one PC series, christened the ET2400 series. A total of seven models are included in the PC family and all the models are offering special features. Each model will be boasting a 23.6-inch Full HD display providing a resolution of 1920 x 1080. The series combine the Super Hybrid Engine performance-boost technology with the SonicMaster audio solution. The system performance is enhanced by up to 15 percent with the combined effect of the Super Hybrid Engine and the latest Intel processors. The ET2400 all-in-ones, powered by Intel or AMD

Just yesterday Intel announced that they’re buying Internet security expert and antivirus developer McAfee, and of course this sparked a wide range of speculations about what Intel could be planning to do with their new property. Some of the ideas people are having are outright crazy, while some are more down to Earth and in accordance with the current market situation. First, it should be noted that McAfee’s own services will likely not change, as they’ll be acting as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Intel. Now, one of the more probable reasons for the purchase

Apple has been rumored to soon begin refreshing its iMac line of computers as resellers of the device have reported that the company has asked them to keep the inventory lean. The newer iMac models have also been rumored to contain Core i3, i5 and i7 processors from Intel instead of the Core 2 Duo chips. Apple has reportedly informed its distributors that it will not ship the entry-level iMac PCs with screen sizes of 21 inches and a processor speed of 3.06 GHz. The newer models to be released could include one with a dual core Core i5 processor as well as iMacs packing quad core