Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Saturday, 31 January 2009 20:07
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 If you are a proud owner of an notebook it is most likely that you don’t use it only at your work desk. If that is the case, Logitech has interesting new product for you: Comfort Lapdesk. “Natural environment” for Comfort Lapdesk to be used in, is living room or bedroom. One of the purposes of this “device” is to protect you from heat that is dissipated from the bottom of the notebook and second is to provide you comfort while using notebook in your lap by increasing stability that results in better body posture. Logitech Comfort Lapdesk is not notebook cooler so if you are looking for a device that will chill your notebook this is not right solution for your problems.
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Written by
Zeljko Djuric
Wednesday, 28 January 2009 01:00
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 Republic of Gamers (ROG) badge, that can be found on cover of this notebook, is known from graphics cards and motherboards and it emphasizes gaming character of this notebook. Besides its obvious gaming pedigree ASUS G71V actually belongs to desktop replacement notebook category. Even if you never encountered ROG badge in your life, after first glimpse at this notebook it will become obvious that it is intended for gaming population. Large number of openings, colorful blinking diodes and lights combined with, usual for this kind of products, red-black color theme makes this notebook very noticeable.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Monday, 19 January 2009 01:25
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 If HP 2133 that we reviewed two months ago was intended for business users then ASUS Eee PC S101 is intended for business users that need to make a statement. This is most elegant netbook that we tested so far, and it is suited for male or female users. This ultrathin model resembles Mac Book Air and its originality comes from unusual color of the cover. Color of the S101 that we got was something between color of brass and coffee. Piano finish of the cover, because of this unusual color, doesn’t look unappealing like on some models. Palm rest, or area around touchpad, is made of brushed aluminum and besides its elegant looks it is easy to maintain this surface.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Wednesday, 14 January 2009 01:00
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 Good business notebook should be lightweight, reliable, fast and with long autonomy and good quality. Toshiba built Tecra R10 for business users that travel a lot and we will see if Toshiba fulfilled its goal.
At first sight Toshiba Tecra R10-10S doesn’t look tough. This impression is consequence mostly because of slim and flexible cover. Surprisingly, even under severe bending of cover, there was no picture distortion. After thorough inspection we concluded that toughness and quality of Tecra R10 aren’t that bad. Although if you expected casing that can withstand extreme punches you will be slightly disappointed.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Monday, 05 January 2009 01:00
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 Although, undauntedly, all ThinkPad notebooks are quality products, sale rate is not something that Lenovo can be satisfied with, when it comes to ThinkPad notebooks. High price tag is, obviously, insurmountable obstacle for many buyers, so in Lenovo decided to offer models that will have basic and recognizable features of all ThinkPad notebooks with few compromises and significantly lower price. As result new ThinkPad SL series is created with models: SL300 (13.3inch), SL400 (14.1inch) and SL500 (15.4inch). We have got smallest model in our test lab: Lenovo ThinkPad SL300.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Friday, 02 January 2009 01:00
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 Maneuvering space in netbook arena is getting smaller and smaller every day, since almost every notebook manufacturer has its representative in this product category. Intel dictates strict rules for all manufactures so all models in netbook product category are very similar when it comes to performances. Because of these facts it is very important to achieve best tactical positions as fast as possible, and Toshiba has joined this battle a little bit late. We will try to give you answers to all questions about Toshiba NB100 especially on question concerning chance for success of Toshiba’s new netbook.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Wednesday, 17 December 2008 03:00
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 MSI offered to all gamers with limited budget G-Series of notebooks (G is for gaming). While most of other manufacturers classified gaming notebooks as higher range notebooks emphasizing more than just performances, MSI was led by a different logic. Driven by desire to cover as much as possible of the market, MSI turned the page and offered models that definitely move boundaries in quality sense comparing to previous notebook models from the same manufacturer.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Saturday, 13 December 2008 01:00
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 If this is the first time you hear about Choiix brand, than you should know that Choiix is the new brand of well-known company Cooler Master. Choiix will produce additional equipment for portable computers and the first product from Choiix that we will present you today is unusual combination of bag and notebook cooler called Ergonomic Metal Sleeve C-MB03.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Friday, 12 December 2008 01:00
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 After first wave of cheap netbooks, luxurious variants are starting to appear on the market. As it was the case with first netbooks, ASUS again made a first move in that direction and as result we got one crossbred luxurious netbook in our test lab. Even though ASUS N10J, technical sample that we got in our test lab,
looks like classic representative of netbook product (with slightly
bigger dimensions), it’s not that simple to determine its product
category. If we would try to define netbook product category in
general, we would say that they have: small dimensions, low power
consumption CPU, integrated graphics and no optical device. ASUS N10J
is all that and something more.
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Written by
Sasa Pantelic
Friday, 05 December 2008 01:00
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 Toshiba’s trump card in area of affordable gaming notebooks is model F50. Although Toshiba’s X300 notebook series is meant for gamers and F50 doesn’t belong to that series, it does have certain qualities that can attract low-budget gamers that want to buy notebook. Despite the fact that Toshiba notebooks from A300 , P300 and F50 series have different looks, they share some design elements that Toshiba calls Fusion design.
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