Samsung Chromebook Series 5 Titan Silver 3G Model

Nothing but the Web Chromebooks are built and optimized for the web, where you already spend most of your computing time. So you get a faster, simpler and more secure experience without all the headaches of ordinary computers.Thin & Light design - just 3.3 lbs. Weighing in at 3.3 lbs and just .8 inches thick, the ultra compact design provides maximum portability without compromising on...

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Apple MacBook Air - Core i5 1.7 GHz - 4 GB Ram

July 2011 - Apple - Notebook - 4 GB RAM - MacOS - Intel CPU - 256 GB disk - 1.7 GHz CPU - Without Optical Drive - Intel GPU - Solid State Drive - 1440 x 900 - Touchpad - Widescreen - With Built-in Camera - 3 pound - 7 hour battery. The MacBook Air is proof. It's designed around all-flash storage for better responsiveness and reliability. It features a trackpad with full multi-touch support. And though it's incredibly thin and light, its...

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HP 3115m Notebook PC

HP 3115m: Stylish and Compact. With up to 11.5 hours of battery life and flexible wireless capabilities, professionals can take this HP notebook beyond the office without worrying about plugging in. Features such as an 11.6-inch diagonal LED-backlit HD display, Beats Audio and an HD Webcam offer an enriched multi-media experience to encourage collaboration with peers. The new AMD Dual-Core E-450 APU with AMD Radeon HD 6320M discrete-class graphics...

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Toshiba Satellite M645: The Steady March of Progress

Oftentimes they can feel stylistically behind the curve, but every so often they produce a big winner as they did with their Portege R700 series.Now, a trickle-down of style couples with modern hardware in a respectable new entrant in their venerable Satellite line: the M645. Our review unit features a shiny new Sandy Bridge mobile dual-core processor along with a healthy amount of memory, an Optimus-enabled NVIDIA GeForce 500M series...

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Google+ name policy 'frustrating,' Google confesses

Google has responded to the many people upset over its Google+ profile name restrictions by tweaking the controversial policy.In a Google+ post published late yesterday, Bradley Horowitz, vice president of product for Google+, acknowledged that many of the violations from users of the Google+ name policy were "well-intentioned and inadvertent" and that for these people, the process can be "frustrating and disappointing."At the same time that Google+...

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