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Medion Erazer X7819: Top gaming laptop specs for under £900
Who says gaming laptops have to be expensive? Certainly not Medion: cramming top-tier specs into a machine set to cost just £899, the Medion Erazer X7819 could be a big drawer for PC gamers looking to do some fragging on…
Sega release Mega Drive, Dreamcast laptops…sort of
After bowing out of the console game following the so-so response to the Dreamcast, Sega are set to return to the hardware market. But not perhaps in the way you'd have first guessed. The Sonic stable are putting out a…
HANDS-ON: Acer Aspire S7 Ultrabook preview
The Ultrabook revolution is in full swing now, but with the arrival of Windows 8 just over the horizon, the evolution of the laptop is taking yet another turn. This time it's the implementation of touchscreen controls, seen in almost…
Acer launch Z5710 and Z5700 touchscreen all-in-one PCs
Acer are hoping you'll be taping both your wallets and their screens as they get set to launch two new touchscreen all-in-one PCs. Stylish and fun, the Acer Aspire Z5710 and Acer Aspire Z5700 machines are family-orientated entertainment powerhouses. Buyers…
Gallery – Hands on with touchscreen All-in-One PCs from Dell, HP, Sony and Packard Bell
Tech Digest got to have a play around with the latest touchscreen PCs available from PC World today. We've got all the specs and pics you need on the range, including the Dell Inspiron 19 CDC, Packard Bell's onetwo 8020,…
PC World launch new range of touchscreen All-in-One PCs featuring Sony, HP, Dell and Packard Bell
PC world have launched an extensive range of touchscreen All-in-One PCs, featuring gear from Sony, HP, Dell and Packard Bell. Top of the pile is the Sony Vaio L11S1E/S All-in-One PC (pictured). Featuring a 25 inch multi-touch touchscreen, the Sony…
Virgin launch gadget help service
It can be mighty frustrating, settling down for a marathon internet-trawling session only to be bombarded with error messages to let you know that, as ever, your Wi-Fi connection has gone up the creek. The ever-industrious Richard Branson and his…
UK Government donates a thousand old PCs to charity
Fancy a bit of a feel-good story for Friday afternoon? The UK Government’s Department for International Development has decided to ship a thousand laptops that it doesn’t use any more to Africa. It’s all being done through charity Computer Aid, who we’ve covered before.
The laptops, previously in use by civil servants, aren’t OLPCs or any other low-cost, low-spec machines – they’re proper full-on laptops. They’re going to organizations like the Prof. Iya Abubakar Community Resource Center in Nigeria, which helps local people start their own businesses.
Rumours that each laptop is chock-full of confidential documents and databases are so far unsubstantiated.
