Posts Tagged ‘hardware’
The HP Elite 7000 Microtower is quite capable: it has an Intel i7 860 2.8GHz quad-core processor with an 8MB L2 cache and an ATI Radeon HD 4550 graphics card built for Blu-ray movie playback…
When we reviewed the Lenovo IdeaCentre Q100 not long ago, we had one critical complaint: while the system looked sleek, it ran too slow for even rudimentary tasks. That main complaint has been partially solved with the successor - the IdeaCentre Q110.
Enter, the Arduino: a low-cost, open source, tiny hardware board for connecting the real world to your computer, and/or to the whole internet. What can be done with it? Everything…
The Acer AspireRevo nettop is a new hybrid of an old concept. Thin computing is older than the hills, an idea Sun tried ages ago. Read on to see how the Revo fared in testing…
For those new to Linux, or for the hardcore enthusiast who needs a morale boost, there’s nothing quite like installing a powerful, latest-gen distro onto a powerful workstation computer. The Lenovo ThinkStation S20 runs an Intel Xeon W3503 processor at 2.97GHz, has 4GB of DDR-3 PC3-10600 RAM and an Nvidia ...
Nov
Linutop 3
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The third iteration of the Linutop is not as small and power-efficient as the previous model, but it sports a new design, a faster processor and improved hardware…
Jul
Asus Eee 1000HE
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A cramped keyboard and plastic construction make the Eee 1000HE just average
With any netbook, the goal is never to run the machine all day, every day. It’s a back-up system at best, something you use almost
like a smartphone for checking email ...