Our first look at ASUS's entry into the growing market for wireless VoIP phones designed for Skype.
Dell has sent us a few of their top laptops, the XPS M1710 and Inspiron E1705. How do the two stack up, and what about getting one without the high-end graphics for non-gamers? We put the systems through the wringer to find out who might be interested in each option.
NVIDIA has just released their latest mobile processor, the GeForce Go 7900 series, and Dell sent us their new XPS M1710 with the GTX 512MB part.
Will plugging a USB 2.0 device into your notebook kill your battery life? Is Intel's new Core Duo processor the victim of a terrible bug or is this really a Microsoft problem that affects all notebooks? We finally put the case to rest with our investigation into the matter.
We've already compared Intel's Core Duo to the cream of the crop on the desktop, but now it's time to see how it stacks up in a mobile environment. Battery life is the benchmark here.
Looking for a cheap notebook this holiday season? Look no further than this roundup. We took 5 of the most affordable notebooks and put them through their paces. Find out which one is worth your hard earned money.
The HP Pavilion DV1000 made a big impression on us. Let's see where Dell is taking the widescreen with their new ultraportable notebook, 700M. Based on over a month of use, we have a lot to talk about.
This has to be one of the year's slickest multimedia notebooks that we have had pass through the AT labs. Read on to find out why this notebook is set apart from the rest.
We have already seen what Dothan is about; now, onto our Dothan roundup. Read about three notebooks that you should consider, if you are shopping around for a traditional notebook.
Unique to the DTR arena, Acer makes a stand with a desktop replacement based on Intel's Centrino platform.
We took a look at Voodoo's Envy M:860, a desktop replacement notebook ready for 64-bit at widescreen resolutions. Read on to find out how it fared in our hands.
Presenting the Dell Inspiron XPS, marking Dell's entrance into the enthusiast notebook market...
ATI introduces its newest mobile GPU today, and bestows the name of Mobility Radeon 9700 on the M11 chip. No, it doesn't have a R300 core, but that is only the beginning and it is where things start to get a bit confusing. We are back on the naming issue to help clear things up, and we have benchmarks for those of you who are more visually inclined.
So, we finally get around to sorting out the naming system for ATI's Mobility Radeon 9600, and we have some details on the upcoming NVIDIA and ATI mobile GPUs to top it off. These are the mobile GPUs that may just yet turn your notebook into something worthy of a desktop powerhouse.
We are back with the second installment of the Voodoo Envy M:855, a powerhouse desktop replacement notebook of the likes we have not seen before.
The first notebook with Athlon 64 hits the market, and we have an exclusive first hand look at Athlon 64 DTR and the coupling of the current top mobile graphics processor.
Centrino technology continues to breathe a breath of fresh air into the market with a marriage of performance and portability. Dell brings the Latitude X300 to the table, one of the lightest ultraportable notebooks that we have seen to date, and claims to offer performance and unconscious mobility for business on the move.
Despite the outlook on graphics, NVIDIA continues to diversify their portfolio and partners with Transmeta to make it happen. Find out how they both plan to make their mark in the ultraportable market...
Dell introduces their latest performance notebook, and we take the time to put it through the paces. How does it fare taking the plunge into the wide screen format?
Dropped your laptop and now it is damaged? It looks like someone may have finally found the answer to keeping you off the support lines…