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Thursday, August 9, 2012

Dell Latitude vs. Dell Inspiron

What is the Difference Between Dell Latitude in Egypt and Dell Inspiron in Egypt ?

Two of Dell's popular lines of laptop computers are the Latitude and Inspiron series. The differences between the two lines stems from their intended purpose. 
Dell intends the Latitude series for business use. such as DELL Latitude E5420 Egypt,DELL Latitude E5520 Egypt, DELL Latitude E6420 egypt

The Inspiron laptop series, on the other hand, is for typical home and light office use. This difference leads to their variations in size, capabilities and power.


The Dell Latitude is targeted for business use. This means that standardized parts are used throughout the line and are available for several years for support purposes. By contrast, the Dell Inspiron is aimed at the consumer market and its specifications change regularly. Whereas Inspiron may change vendors on components several times over the course of a single model, the Latitude line generally retains identical components throughout its production. This design is intended to simplify maintenance and support tasks for large corporations, allowing components to be easily swapped between models.

Dell Latitude computers are also built to Dell's RoadReady specification which includes a durable magnesium-alloy casing (though budget version D500/E5000-series Latitudes are mainly plastic), internal metal frames and Strike Zone shock protection in case the computer is dropped or suffers a severe impact. Many models also feature free-fall sensors or solid-state drives. Latitude models are also considered more durable and higher quality than the Inspiron line, and even above the premium Studio and XPS models. The Ultraportable 4-series and mainstream 6-series Latitude models have 3 year support, as opposed to the 1 year warranty on other models. The essential Latitudes retain the 1 year warranty of other products.But, this results in a price several hundreds of dollars higher compared to the consumer models.



 

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

7 Reasons Ultrabook Laptop Prices Will Plummet


  •    Plummeting SSD (Solid-State Drive) Prices
  •     Major Advances in Semiconductor Chip Fab Technology
  •     Structural Reduction Analysis
  •     7mm Hybrid HDDs
  •     Plastic or Hybrid Plastic-Metal Bodies
  •     Accelerated Volume Production
  •     AMD Chip-sets for Ultrathin Laptops Competing with Intel’s Branded Ultrabooks

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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Lenovo z570a

 Lenovo z570a


Fresh from Lenovo's consumer-based IdeaPad stable comes the Lenovo IdeaPad Z570A which manages to hit a great balance between power and price.

There's something about the faint, almost purple tinge to the brushed metal exterior that looks a lot better than the basic black designs offered by other more traditional laptops.
The metal is only an overlay, set into a plastic chassis, but it's enough to make it stand out. We would say that in a line-up, only the Dell Inspiron 14z looks better.

Inside, the purple colouring is offset with Lenovo's traditional black keyboard and several backlit hotkeys. Two rectangular speaker grills are present below the screen hinges which are themselves buried into the chassis.

The 15.6-inch screen is covered with a Super-TFT coating for extra colour depth and isn't interrupted by a particularly thick bezel. It does wobble slightly on its hinges, although viewing angles are very good here. Because of the Super-TFT coating, however, the screen is reflective and in bright light these reflections are quite noticeable.

The IdeaPad  Z570 has the same 1366 x 768 pixel resolution as its rivals, so although 1080p video is out of reach, you can still watch 720p high definition from sites like iPlayer.
Using the keyboard is a pleasant experience – providing you don't use the Return key too often. For some reason Lenovo shrinks this key to a fraction of its usual size, which we find particularly irritating.

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Toshiba laptop in Egypt


Toshiba laptop has announced multiple new notebooks in almost every notebook category: gaming, multimedia, budget-priced, and small business. Some of the new Satellites will have upcoming Intel and AMD chips. The new notebooks include the Satellite C660, Satellite C800, Satellite L750 Series.


Satellite C660 Series
Looking to buy a really stylish and well-equipped laptop at a price anyone can afford? Then the 39.6 cm (15.6") Satellite C660 is your first choice. It gives you great performance, premium HD widescreen and a wide array of Toshiba EasyMedia innovations to make your digital life a breeze. A stunning all-rounder that offers unbeatable value! 


Satellite C800 Series
Made for the value-minded, budget-conscious consumer, the Satellite C850 Series laptops feature next-generation processors from Intel and AMD, up to 500GB hard drives and a range of connectivity options including USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports, a Media Card Reader and an HDMI port. Available with a new 14-inch diagonal HD TruBrite widescreen display as well as a 15.6- and 17.3-inch diagonal display models, the laptops are perfect for everyday productivity.

Toshiba Satellite C850 A809
Toshiba Satellite C850 A815
Toshiba Satellite C850 A628

Satellite L750 Series
Don’t compromise when it comes to watching movies, juggling tasks or building complex spreadsheets. The Satellite L750 laptop comes with a broad and truly brilliant 15.6” diagonal TruBrite® HD display that brings out color and clarity you won’t believe. And its 16:9 aspect ratio is ideal for widescreen entertainment.

Toshiba Satellite L750 A114
Toshiba Satellite L750 A070
Toshiba Satellite L750 A009
Toshiba Satellite L750 A107
Toshiba Satellite L750 A008