Travel Laptops and Accessories
Travel Laptops and Accessories
When you're at school, traveling, or just simply on the go, you need to take technology with you these days. Tablets are nice, but they are limited in power.Laptops are nice, but they can still be a bit bulky to take on the go. The best hybrid these days would be theNetbook, a device that combines both laptops and tablets into a powerful portable package.
Asus Eee PC1215T 12.1"
This is a pretty affordable netbook retailing at$454.99. It features, primarily, 2 gigs of Ram and 320 gigs of hard drive space. It is really the bare bones model of netbooks, and it will certainly please you on your journeys to wherever your roads may take you. It is not designed for gaming, but it can certainly be used for your normal, everyday features. This is perfect for college students and low-tech users alike. The reason why it's perfect for college students is that it's portable, and all note-taking can be done on this fine unit. There is also a nice web camera and microphone built right into the netbook for the sake ofSkype.
Asus Lamborghini VX6-PU17-BK 12.1"
The$721.49 Asus Lamborghini is quite a powerful device. It has a 320 GB hard drive, and it also comes with 500 gigabytes of online storage. The graphics card inside of this machine allows you to not only do your normal tasks, but you can also use software like Photoshop and Dreamweaver seamlessly. The 2.4ghz processor allows you to have fast access to the things you enjoy the most. Everything that you own will run so much more smoothly on such a device. It's still not the greatest for hardcore users, but it is an excellent machine that will cater to a very wide audience. You also get a full 1080p HD deliverance.
HP Pavilion Convertible Table Notebook TM2-2150CA 12.1
The$876.99 HP Pavilion is an extraordinary machine. It has a full swivel screen so that you can collapse your netbook into a tablet, and then you can use it as if it were a tablet. You can touch, draw, and type for up to six hours with its awesome battery life. Feel free to flick your icons to life. What's even more impressive is that this beauty doesn't stop at the surface- no, it fully penetrates. Inside, you have a whopping 4 gigabytes of ram, and it supports up to 8 gigs of ram. Its riptide pattern and brushed color give it a vibe of sexy you seriously have to experience to understand.
Toshiba Portg i5, 4GB DD3, M780 Tablet PC
The$2193.99 Toshiba Portg is the kind of portability that also screams "breatkthrough". It has 4gb's of ram, expandable up to 8gb's, an optical drive that can read and write CD's, and it also has a built-in webcam. It's fully touch screen as well. You can use a digipen to point to it, you can use your fingers, and you can use it as a touchpad as well. There is a 320 gig hard drive. The battery life is about 4.5 hours. There is certainly an extended battery you can get for about 60 dollars that will double the life. The stylus is stored in a special compartment and you can use that to point to various things on the screen. As a tablet, you can use programs like Microsoft Word and write directly onto the document using the tablet. The Stylus can also be used for things like Photoshop as well. The i7 processor give you a great kick of speed. Essentially, here is the bottom line: If you want to use a travel laptop that feels like a high end normal laptop or PC, then buy this. You have everything that you could possibly need in this machine. The graphics card also allows you to enjoy a nice arsenal of games as well. Most netbooks do not have optical drives, but this one does.
Kingston 4GB DDR3 Memory
Load your laptops up with the fullest memory in order to run more applications simultaneously. You need this for top performance, otherwise there may be problems in processing. ThisKingston 4gb RAM retails for$49.49.
Targus A7 12" Netbook Messenger
Now, you can really take your netbooks wherever you go. There is enough space within the bag for you store all of your computing needs while still being small enough for you to walk around in style.
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When you're at school, traveling, or just simply on the go, you need to take technology with you these days. Tablets are nice, but they are limited in power.Laptops are nice, but they can still be a bit bulky to take on the go. The best hybrid these days would be theNetbook, a device that combines both laptops and tablets into a powerful portable package.
Asus Eee PC1215T 12.1"
This is a pretty affordable netbook retailing at$454.99. It features, primarily, 2 gigs of Ram and 320 gigs of hard drive space. It is really the bare bones model of netbooks, and it will certainly please you on your journeys to wherever your roads may take you. It is not designed for gaming, but it can certainly be used for your normal, everyday features. This is perfect for college students and low-tech users alike. The reason why it's perfect for college students is that it's portable, and all note-taking can be done on this fine unit. There is also a nice web camera and microphone built right into the netbook for the sake ofSkype.
Asus Lamborghini VX6-PU17-BK 12.1"
The$721.49 Asus Lamborghini is quite a powerful device. It has a 320 GB hard drive, and it also comes with 500 gigabytes of online storage. The graphics card inside of this machine allows you to not only do your normal tasks, but you can also use software like Photoshop and Dreamweaver seamlessly. The 2.4ghz processor allows you to have fast access to the things you enjoy the most. Everything that you own will run so much more smoothly on such a device. It's still not the greatest for hardcore users, but it is an excellent machine that will cater to a very wide audience. You also get a full 1080p HD deliverance.
HP Pavilion Convertible Table Notebook TM2-2150CA 12.1
The$876.99 HP Pavilion is an extraordinary machine. It has a full swivel screen so that you can collapse your netbook into a tablet, and then you can use it as if it were a tablet. You can touch, draw, and type for up to six hours with its awesome battery life. Feel free to flick your icons to life. What's even more impressive is that this beauty doesn't stop at the surface- no, it fully penetrates. Inside, you have a whopping 4 gigabytes of ram, and it supports up to 8 gigs of ram. Its riptide pattern and brushed color give it a vibe of sexy you seriously have to experience to understand.
Toshiba Portg i5, 4GB DD3, M780 Tablet PC
The$2193.99 Toshiba Portg is the kind of portability that also screams "breatkthrough". It has 4gb's of ram, expandable up to 8gb's, an optical drive that can read and write CD's, and it also has a built-in webcam. It's fully touch screen as well. You can use a digipen to point to it, you can use your fingers, and you can use it as a touchpad as well. There is a 320 gig hard drive. The battery life is about 4.5 hours. There is certainly an extended battery you can get for about 60 dollars that will double the life. The stylus is stored in a special compartment and you can use that to point to various things on the screen. As a tablet, you can use programs like Microsoft Word and write directly onto the document using the tablet. The Stylus can also be used for things like Photoshop as well. The i7 processor give you a great kick of speed. Essentially, here is the bottom line: If you want to use a travel laptop that feels like a high end normal laptop or PC, then buy this. You have everything that you could possibly need in this machine. The graphics card also allows you to enjoy a nice arsenal of games as well. Most netbooks do not have optical drives, but this one does.
Kingston 4GB DDR3 Memory
Load your laptops up with the fullest memory in order to run more applications simultaneously. You need this for top performance, otherwise there may be problems in processing. ThisKingston 4gb RAM retails for$49.49.
Targus A7 12" Netbook Messenger
Now, you can really take your netbooks wherever you go. There is enough space within the bag for you store all of your computing needs while still being small enough for you to walk around in style.
Spice your inventory up
Pictures/SnapShot :
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