Japanese company Matsushita Corporation, own or the well-know Panasonic brand, has reportedly updated its famous Panasonic ToughBook model with Intel’s new Ivy bridge CPU. The notebook‘s specifications apparently remained the same, but the use of the new mobile processor will result in a slight increase in performance next to a significant decrease in power consumption.
If the Z77A-GD65 Intel Ivy Bridge motherboard that we took a look at earlier today is too rich for your blood, you will be glad to know that MSI also prepares a less expensive version of this board, dubbed the Z77A-GD45.Despite being cheaper, the board will also include the features that made MSI motherboards famous
Cooling stands for laptops usually don’t break off from their ‘standard’ pad shape, but Evercool added something extra to the White Knight. This thing is not only big enough to hold notebooks of up to 17 inches, but also has a metal frame and metal feet. It weighs 1.8 kilograms (3.96 pounds) and features an
USB 2.0 is already getting the old fashioned epithet, even though USB 3.0 isn’t actually, truly mainstream yet, not really. In fact, Buffalo decided to try and dispel that notion, or at least stave it off for a month longer, or a week, or at least a day, with its latest product. The company updated
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