NEC’s PowerMate range of sexy low-end computers has been extended with the arrival of the P4000 and P6000 (pictured below) and its nice to see attractively designed hardware that doesn’t skimp on the specs.
Taking a swipe at Alienware and VooDoo, Toshiba has re-launched its Qosmio X305-Q708 as its ‘most powerful gaming laptop to date’. The $4,200 top-of-the-range model comes with nearly every component upgraded.
Maybe you can’t afford a full-sized jet but how about $9,500 for a simulator that’s a cut above the average X-plane installation.
Aimed at the budget market, the Lenovo G-series has a modest specification but is interesting in that it comes (in Malaysia where it was first launched, at least) with MS-DOS pre-installed and giving the user the option of installing Linux, Windows, OS X or any other operating system.
Toshiba seems to be about to take the plunge into the netbook market but as you can see from the photograph their offering is going to be very different from the products like the Eee PC and the MSI Wind.
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