A few months ago I finally got tired of waiting for the AMD FX series processors and just went ahead and purchased an Intel Sandy Bridge processor for my system. AMD just kept delaying the launch of their FX series processors but it looks like finally the wait is over. Today AMD announced their FX … [Read more...]
Intel Talks About Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge’s Successor
September 16, 2011 By
We've seen Sandy Bridge successful bring the 32nm manufacturing process to consumers along with an integrated graphics chip inside the processor. I'm currently running off of a Sandy Bridge chip and it's really great. But as usual Intel has much better stuff planned for a debut next year, and in … [Read more...]
Intel Adds 16 New Sandy Bridge Processors To Lineup
September 6, 2011 By
I'm liking my Intel Core i5-2500K processor and I'm sure most people with a Sandy Bridge processor are happy with it. But if you are looking into getting a new computer there are a lot of options with Intel and their Sandy Bridge processors as well as AMD and their Llano lineup of computers And it … [Read more...]
ZL Daily #107 – LTE In Apple Store, Intel E Series Heatsinks, Samsung Working With CyanogenMod…
August 16, 2011 By
Today Samsung actually decided to hire CyanogenMod's founder Steve Kondik. Now this is pretty big since CyanogenMod has been known to hack Android phones like the ones Samsung makes and tweak the operating systems. I'm guessing Samsung likes what CyanogenMod does and wants to hire their founder to … [Read more...]
Intel E Series Processors To Arrive Without Heatsinks
August 16, 2011 By
Intel currently has their second generation Core processors or their Sandy Bridge processors on the market. They are pretty good processors and you can find the K series processors which you can overclock but the overclocking is limited. Intel also has their older processors that use the LGA 1366 … [Read more...]
Some MacBook Airs Have Slower SSDs Than Others
July 25, 2011 By
If you are picking up a new mid 2011 MacBook Air you might actually be surprised to find out that Apple puts different solid state drives inside their new Airs. Yeah there are different storage capacities which is normal although it actually turns out that Apple is putting solid state drives inside … [Read more...]
Apple Announces New Sandy Bridge Thunderbolt MacBook Air
July 20, 2011 By
Just as rumored Apple also announced the new mid-2011 MacBook Air along with Mac OS X Lion, some new Macs, and a new Thunderbolt Display. This article will be about the new MacBook Air which will also be the new low end MacBook even though it has pretty impressive specs compared to the older Core 2 … [Read more...]
Sony VAIO Z Series Up For Pre Order In The United States
July 13, 2011 By
A while back Sony's old VAIO Z Series notebook was removed from their website and then new Z Series models were leaked and eventually the new VAIO Z Series was showed off in Europe. It was a very portable, very high end, business notebook computer with an Intel Light Peak port. It was a really … [Read more...]
Acer Announces TravelMate 8481 Notebook
May 31, 2011 By
So if you're looking for a new notebook computer with a pretty nice new display then you might like what Acer announced today at Computex 2011. They announced the TravelMate 8481. So this new TravelMate 8481 from Acer has a 14.1-inch 1366x768 display that's made from LG's Shuriken technology. The … [Read more...]
ASUS Announces UX21 Ultraportables, Comes With A Core i7
May 30, 2011 By
Ultraportable notebooks are usually very portable as the name suggests, but they tend to lack the power that the less portable notebooks have. But recently companies have been working to make ultraportables even more portable, while still adding even more power. And ASUS's new UX21 is no … [Read more...]
