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HP has announced a new laptop if you are in the market for something that’s not too small as a netbook or as big as a notebook. The new Pavilion dv3500t, though smaller in size compared to other notebooks at just 13 inches (a first for HP), comes packed with hardware that will see you through Crysis without a hitch. The baseline configuration features a Core 2 Duo T5800 processor, 2 gigs of RAM, a GeForce 9300M GS graphics card, and a 160GB harddrive. This can be further bumped up to 8GB of RAM, 400GB of space, or have a higher CPU with a choice of four models up to Core 2 Duo T9400, provided you have the cash for it. Its 13.3-inch display can also be upgraded to an LED-backlit display for an extra $100, which takes away almost half a pound off its 4.1-pound weight. The dv3500t also has an HDMI port, an eSATA port tucked away inside a USB port, a fingerprint scanner, and a webcam. Throwing down a further $29 can get you a six-cell battery instead of the standard four-cell battery that this notebook carries.

If you like what you see, the HP Pavilion dv3500t is available now for sale with the base configuration starting at just $999.

LG Electronics is planning to launch its Atom-based netbook in October this year and since most of the company’s notebooks were manufactured by Micro-Star International (MSI), the netbook is also expected to be manufactured by the Taiwan maker, according to sources.

LG’s first netbook (X110) will feature an 8.9-inch panel, 2GB memory and 120GB hard drive. The netbook will adopt Windows XP, while the company has not yet decided whether to adopt Linux operating system. The price of the netbook will be set around US$625.

The sources expect LG’s netbook will also focus on its industry design and material quality instead of price, like the company’s notebook product line, while the netbook will be targeted to markets including Europe and North America.

Source : [MobileWhack.Com]

Another multimedia notebook released by Acer based on on Intel Centrino 2 mobile platform is the Acer Aspire 5930. It’s basically the same with the 4930, with Intel’s latest processor technology and WiMax functionality.

The difference for this gemstone-designed notebook is the big multimedia experience with its 15.4-inch wide aspect screen and optional Blu-ray drive. NVIDIA GeForce graphics and support for NVIDIA PureVideo HD Technology offer high-resolution gaming and stellar picture quality.

As with the Acer 4930, pricing and availability is not yet available.

Source : [MobileWhack.Com]

Toshiba’s latest business notebook, the M300, won’t blow your hair back with whiz-bang features and record-shattering performance, but it’s a very solid package that covers all the basics one needs in a laptop that’s somewhere between an ultra-portable and a desktop replacement. This 14.1” notebook is tastefully appointed in a Titanium Silver finish, weighs just 5.2lbs, and has one of the best keyboards we’ve ever sampled in a notebook. Though its trialware issues and long boot time are easily remedied, its lack of security features –either biometric or facial recognition – are disappointing on a laptop aimed at business users. Overall it’s still a surprisingly well-polished machine that is extremely affordable and easy to live with.

The M300 uses an Intel platform that is based on the popular 965 chipset, with a Core 2 Duo T8300 “Penryn” CPU (though it’s the lower-rung chip with just 3MB of L2 cache instead of 6MB) clocked at 2.4GHz. It sports 2GB of DDR2 667MHz SDRAM, and also uses the onboard Intel X3100 graphics adapter as well as the A/G/N wireless and Bluetooth as well.

See detail : [digitaltrends.com]

LG Electronics revealed its Montevina-based notebook called LG R510 in Korea market. Adopting Intel Core 2 Duo T9400(2.53GHz) processor, 4GB DDR2 memory and NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS, this entertainment notebook is designed with a pattern of ‘Sunrise Gradation’. Other features included ‘Smart Recovery’ function, HDMI and e-SATA ports.

Source : [Aving.Net]