Apple MacBook Pro MA611LL/A 17" Notebook PC review

And again here's review from Apple MacBook Pro MA611LL/A 17" Notebook PC , this review from an amazon customer, and I hope this review Helpul for you .
here's the review :

The MacBook Pro 17 Core 2 Duo is a nice little machine. Were it a PC, I'd give it five stars on most every count. Unfortuantely, I'm coming from a Powerbook 17 which was a perfect machine, speed aside, and so I hold it to this standard.

Firstly, the display is not as nice as the Powerbook's. The brightness is not at all uniform between the center and edges of the screen. It looks very much like a mid-range conventional PC notebook in this regard.

Secondly, when running CPU-intensive tasks, the machine is far louder than the Powerbook. The fan gets to sound about like a PC desktop, but higher-pitched. The Powerbook 17 was probably about half as loud at full speed. It's definitely enough that you don't want it in the same room if you're doing any kind of recording work.

Next, the boot and hibernation times are longer than the Powerbook. I know I've seen videos showing the MacBook Pro starting up more quickly than the Powerbook, however with the same software installed on both there's a definite longer period. It's just enough that I find I don't casually flip it shut anymore.

Lastly, while your results may vary, mine died within three weeks and is now out for service. The airport became increasingly less responsive at first, and then the whole machine started locking hard at irregular intervals -- not a spinning beachball, but a full hard lock where everything freezes and a power cycle is needed. It continued doing this even during a software reinstall, and Apple tells me that it will take about two weeks for me to get it fixed or replaced. In retrospect, I wish I'd waited to see that this iteration was solid before buying.

All this aside, the machine does pack a bigger punch than the Powerbook 17 when working. Applications are considerably smoother, games run well, and I end up doing some tasks twice because they complete so quickly that I think I messed up a command or menu option! The huge hard drive is great for so small a machine, and it turns heads in public every bit as much as the beautiful Powerbook 17 did. Further, being able to run Windows apps via Parallels (and soon VMWare!) is useful on occasion, though it's funny how little one has to do that these days.

Apple PowerBook Notebook 15.2" M9676LL/A review

Read this review below about Apple PowerBook Notebook 15.2" M9676LL/A , this is a review from amazon customer about this notebook and i hope this review Helpul for you .
Here's the review

I have had this computer 2 days now. It is just amazing. It arrived from amazon charged and ready to go. In 10 minutes I had it fully set up (it is _so_ simple to set up) and was surfing the web from my hotel.

Right now I am typing this whilst listening to the music from my ipod on it!!

I never imagined a computer could be this easy to use.

The only thing the other reviews didn't mention is that it is ready to go faster than I open the screen when coming up from sleep mode which is great when you just want to look something up.

If you have an ipod then you know how easy apple stuff is to use - just get this!!

Battery life is great - it shows the remaining time in the top right corner of the screen - I am getting over 4 hours.

Dan

By D Cohen "Dan" (Cranford, NJ USA)

m-Book Z960 Review From MJC

Again, product from McJ or Mouse Computer Japan, this notebook called m-Book Z960. This notebook available in 3 version, m-Book Z960 offers 15.4 inches screen and of course my fav processor Core 2 Duo (T7100/T7300), you can find a 80GB HDD (120) and also this notebook offers A/B/G/N wifi, Santa Rosa chipset (PM965). For display sets this notebook offers a GeForce 8600GS as video card (256MB VRAM). Sorry we cannot find price information about this notebook.

Santa Rosa laptops from Panasonic (CF-74 and CF-52) review

Thanks to Panasonic and also Santa Rosa , for this 2 laptops . Perfect laptops (CF-74 and CF-52) from panasonic featured Santa Rosa, also this two laptop will sport Intel's 965 Express chipset and of course a Core 2 Duo processor. For connectivity this laptops featured integrated 802.11n WiFi, and Intel's Turbo Memory cache card .
Sorry we cannot find price information , but this two laptops will hits the market this June! but CF-51 but will obviously be a bit quicker when it hits shelves in July.

LuvBook PL Notebook review from MJC

MJC or Mouse Computer Japan launced a very good new notebook called LuvBook PL , this notebook featured a Core 2 Duo T5500 (1.66GHz)and at this notebook you will find 80 GB HDD and it enough to store all your data, also this notebook come with ATI Radeon Xpress 200N and you can burn DVD too using this notebook via DVD DL burner. LuvBook PL come with 15.4 inches monitor (WXGA). and the last question how about the price? and the answer is about (600€ = 810$). This is very good price :)

Toshiba Qosmio F40W review

Toshiba dropped again new laptop and for now they launched Toshiba Qosmio F40W , this laptop powered by a 2 GHz Core 2 Duo T7300 and you also can ugrade RAM up to 4GB . Toshiba Qosmio F40W comes with 15.4-inch screen, this multimedia laptop offers Nvidia GeForce 8400 GS card with 128Mb of memory and comes pre-installed with a digital TV tuner and a Dual-Layer DVD burner. And they you must be ask how much this laptop price? and the answer is it about $2134.

Asus G1S-A1 Gaming notebook

Thanks to Asus for this new gaming notebook featuring Intel “Santa Rosa” platform and nVidia GeForce 8600M GT graphics, this is best choice notebook for you

if you a th real game mania. This notebook called Asus G1S-A1, for information this notebook available now for pre order at EXcaliberPC.com
The price starting from EXcaliberPC, this notebook offers the new Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T7500 at 2.2GHz and also equipped with Intel PM965 chipset. For

monitor information, this notebook offer 15.4-inch widescreen 1680×1050 glossy display, and it managed by GeForce 8600M GT dedicated graphics card with 256MB

of VRAM and you can expand it up to 512MB using shared system memory. This notebook come with 2GB of DDR2 667MHz system RAM and you can expand it up to 4GB.

For harddisk info, this notebook offer 160GB SATA hard drive at 5400rpm rotational speed, this laptop has dual layer DVD burner featuring LightScribe

technology.
For conectivity Asus G1S-A1 offers 802.11A/G/N Wireless LAN, Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth and a 56k modem and also you can find an integrated 1.3

megapixels camera and microphone for conferencing and chat. There are also four USB ports, Express card slot, MMC/SD/MS/MS-Pro card reader, Firewire, and

eSATA external hard drive port. For audio/video output, the G1S-A1 utilizes HDMI, DVI-D, VGA, and S-Video ports.
Weight info : 6.8 lbs and ships with Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium pre-installed.
This notebook will available in market soon.

Sony VAIO BX740, BX760 review

Thanks to Sony , they published details 2 new notebook (Sony VAIO BX740 and BX760) they said this notebooks business-class notebooks. And both of them powered by Intel “Santa Rosa” platform and Centrino Duo technology.

Both of notebooks come with latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, ranging from T7100 at 1.8GHz to T7700 at 2.4GHz. Both of them also offers Intel GM965 chipset paired with integrated Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 or PM965 chipset with ATI Mobility Radeon HD2300 dedicated graphics card and this 2 notebooks also support 4GB of DDR2 memory and your dream come true with 200GB hard drive spinning at 5400rpm and also both of them come with DVD burners.

So for now what is difference between VAIO BX740 and BX760 ?
and the answer is about their display, The BX740 has 14.1-inch XGA LCD with 4:3 display ratio and 1024×768 or 1400×1050 resolution, while the BX760 has 15.4-inch 1280×800 widescreen display.

For connectivity or communications this notebooks feature wireless a/b/g/n (including 802.11n draft standard), Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth and a 56k modem, while the select BX740 models additionally provide WWAN connectivity using Sprint Mobile Broadband service. and for other features both of this notebooks, have PCMCIA slots, Memory Stick Media slots, Secure Digital slots, three USB ports in each model, VGA outputs, and a port replicator connectors. For audio/video conferencing, there are built-in 1.3 megapixel cameras and built-in microphones.


so I think enough too review about this 2 notebooks, and for info this notebook will come with Windows Vista Business or Windows XP Proffesional.

Price information :
from $1,199.99 to $2,418 for BX740 models, and from 1,149.99 to 2,169.99 for BX760.