A quick look at the specs of the Lenovo Y330:

Processor: Core 2 Duo T5900 / Core 2 Duo T5800 / Core 2 Duo P7350
Chipset: Intel P965 Express
Memory: 2GB DDR2 667MHz (upgradeable to 4GB DDR2 800MHz)
Display: 13.3 WXGA VibrantView
Graphics: ATI Radeon 3450 with 256MB / Intel GMA x4500
Hard Drive: 250GB (320GB for variants with no dedicated video)
Optical Device: Dual Layer DVD writer
Audio: 2×1.5W Stereo Speakers, Dolby® Home Theater™ Surround Sound
Networking: Wi-Fi b/g/n (some have Wireless b/g only) and 10/100 integrated LAN
Others: 1.3 MP WebCam, VGA port, HDMI, 56k modem, 6-in-1 card reader, 2x USB 2.0, Microphone, Audio jacks, Firewire, Bluetooth 2.0, PCI Express Card slot, 6-Cell Battery
Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium

Here is Lenovo launches the latest ThinkPad Series Slim Laptop in market with including excellent features this is the amazing features latest business laptop it is deliberation for its new ThinkPad T400s.

It has 2 kgs weight you can easily take this laptop for travel it is available with Solid State Drive option it is best for your daily professional work it has including LED display options and carbon fibre frame to keep the weight down along with SSD.

It has great capacity of battery that runs long it has up to 128 in options to 250GB HDD also it has great Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz and 2.53 GHz process.

It has also including some additional and vital features such as great capacity of hard drive and CD ROM with great processor. The keypad of this laptop is smooth running you can comfortably type anything on this laptop it has suitable configurations.

The new Lenovo ThinkPad Series Slim Laptop runs Windows XP downgraded from Windows Vista Business it support for up to 8GB DDR3 1066MHz memory, it also offered Blu-ray drive, ExpressCard slot, slim DVD burner. It display Port and VGA port will enable hooking up two monitors and built-in USB/eSATA port swear quicker data transfer option.

The keyboard sinking space between keys and two keys emerge to be bit bigger than customary - Esc and Del keys. It has also including mute button lies on the keyboard for the fitted mic also it has enhanced louder on-board speakers for VoIP and media card reader.

Fujitsu today announced their own netbook called the M2010. The Fujitsu M2010 is geared towards students from K-12 and mobile professionals, but can it distinguish itself from the myriad of other netbooks out there?

The M2010 runs an Intel Atom N270 processor, up to 2GB of RAM, and 160GB HDD. If these specs sound familiar, it’s because those specs are now standard fare for netbook-class devices. 3 USB slots are provided, 802.11 b/g wireless local area network and bluetooth connectivity, and the netbook can boot into Windows XP in 50 seconds. The device also comes with a 3-cell battery providing up to 2.5 hours of run time. Pricing is pegged at $449 and is available now at Fujitsu’s e-store.

Sony launched its ultra-light weight P-Series notebooks at the Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas. Can you guess the weight of the new Sony P-Series notebook?? It’s an unbelievable 638 grams for the three cell variant. The 6 cell battery model weighs a few grams more. The 8 inch 16:9 widescreen is extremely clear and can run at a resolution of 1600x768. This may be a great technical achievement but makes the users to stare at the screen. The Sony P-Series provides a zoom function to combat this issue, but it can even be solved by reducing the resolution by few pixels. In order to reduce the size to a larger level, the Sony P-Series has sacrificed its trackpad for a nub nested in the middle of the keyboard. It takes some time to get adapted to using this nub for cursor controls. The keypad is really comfortable, except the fact that you tend to brush the nub once in a while, which may change the position of the cursor while typing.


Another difficulty is that the webcam is placed to the right of the screen instead of the usual above-screen position. This leaves the user twisting his head to get his picture in the center of the screen. The memory is very limited with a minimal 60 GB hard disk. The connectivity is provided through bluetooth devices, draft-n-Wi-Fi facility. There is sim-free 3G HSDPA modem and inbuilt GPS technology.
The price of the Sony P-Series remains a great worry. The Sony P-Series notebooks are priced at £ 1368.99 Only those who wish to carry the latest gizmos in their pockets wish to buy the Sony P-Series notebooks at this huge price.