Fujitsu loves biometric authentication. The company makes the palm scanners you see in Japan’s ATMs, it puts fingerprint scanning in its cellphones, and since 2011 it’s been offering palm scanning Continue reading…
We take a look at a prototype design for Fujitsu's palm scanner for laptops. The new version is small enough to fit beneath the trackpad of a 13-inch laptop. Continue reading…
HP just took the wraps off its new lineup of ultrabooks and AMD-powered "sleekbooks" last night, and there's already a great deal to be had — a coupon code found on LogicBuy nets you $300 off HP's Continue reading…
Lenovo's ThinkPad Edge E430 and E530 laptops are now on sale in the US. The pair of notebooks were announced back at CES in January, and offer a choice of either a 14-inch or 15.6-inch screen. Besides Continue reading…
Sony has announced its first true ultrabook, the VAIO T. The design looks much the same as the prototype we saw all the way back at CES, with a 17.8mm-thick brushed metal body that pushes right up Continue reading…
Wolfram Alpha already offers its brand of computational knowledge in the form of a mobile app, and now it's available on the PC as well. The company has partnered up with Intel to offer the app Continue reading…
AMD is launching its Radeon HD 7000M range of mobile GPUs today, and with them the promise of increased performance along with improved power management. The HD 7900M, 7800M, and 7700M series will be Continue reading…
Intel showed off its Windows 8 hybrid tablet / ultrabook prototype at its Developer Forum (IDF) in Beijing last week and fresh details are emerging about the hardware and its pricing. Despite being Continue reading…
Asus' upcoming N-Series multimedia laptops have been extensively detailed by Italian site Notebook Italia. Apparently due to be unveiled at DesignWeek 2012 in Milan next week, the N46, N56, and N76 Continue reading…
As if new tablets and all-in-one PCs weren't enough, Toshiba has updated its laptop lineup and given options for Intel Ivy Bridge processors almost across the board — though the spec sheets we have Continue reading…
