Sony laptops-new Sony Vaio X laptop

Did you know what is the lightest laptop in the world? Acer Aspire One? Apple MacBook Air? Dell Adamo XPS?

No! It was Sony Vaio X laptop, the latest, lightest netbook laptop ever invented according to Sony. Lately Sony selected Kareena Kapoor, and Indian celebrity to be Sony ambassador representing upcoming new edition of Vaio laptops called "Size Zero Sony Vaio" designed for chicks while several days ago they release limited edition Vaio Nebula FW laptops.

Sony Vaio X sold at $1,200 US Dollar, about RM4,200 Malaysian Ringgit, little bit higher than Apple Unibody MacBook sold at $999 (RM3,00 Malaysian ringgit). Vaio X
keyboards was designed in "scrabble" square keypads that has some little space among each keypad, need some time for you to get used to it.

Hopefully Sony Vaio X delivers high satisfaction of laptop experience as return a for its "sky-high" price. Most average Malaysians especially young laptop users cant afford to buy Vaio laptops.

Toshiba 1.8" (inch) HDD with shock absorber technology

The ending days for 2.8 laptop hard disc has come. Toshiba revealed their latest invention, a 1.8 inch thick hard disc drive that runs on 5400rpm spindle speed, has transfer rate of 830 megabytes persecond with 16MB of cache buffer, comes with storage capacity of 120/250/320GB. Small in size, big in power.

Toshiba latest laptops such as Qosmio gaming laptop has anti-shock technology, making Toshiba as the first tech company who invented such advanced technology in laptops. They bring the same tech into the body of this small HDD.

To be exact , the small hard disc has same size of credit card, resistant to vibrations, 5mm outer thickness, created based on dual-platter HDD design. It will be installed in Toshiba's netbook laptops.

What Toshiba do is more advanced than Apple's MacBook Air because the MacBook Air has only 128GB hard disc storage capacity in its SSD (Solid state drive) disc.

Mavizen TTX02 world first electronic superbike is a laptop

Mavizen TTX02 is the world's first electronic superbike with 130kmph speed limit produced by Mavizen, created by Azhar Hussain the founder of TTXGP ( a motor racing for zero carbon and zero emission sport motorbikes).

Azhar called this electronic bike as "laptop on wheels" because it has a built-in web server that enables wireless internet access via Wifi, making it owns a edicated IP for quick access using usual web browser.

You can access internert wirelessly while riding on Mavizen TTX02 - check on new emails, check Google Alerts, read what's new on Engadget.

This elecronic superbike is cool! That web server is 'laptop motherboard' in my opinion.

Mavizen TTX02 sold at £25,000 GB Pound Sterling. Only 50 units available for order from Mavizen website. Its a limited edition electronic bike.

The nick name "laptop on wheels" suits this bike perfectly. Honestly, in real life i love bikes more than cars because it offers freedom.

Why, pretty girls can ride fast superbikes?

Laptop computers-Paper laptop

Paper laptop? Naaahh..never heard of it. How can be it all paper? Paper laptops can be easily damaged, water sensitive and will go ot of shape within weeks, or even days!

This idea of paper laptop is good. But, it needs plastic parts for its motherboard, battery, USB ports, Wifi ports and some small corners to pluck in screws of its hard drive. Other wise, its hard drive may falls out and damaged.

However, i support this idea. The outher body of laptop can be made of recyable paper but not the inside. Other than recycleable, its paper body can be designed with many type of creative design our arts can produce. Its skin can be changed regularly similar to a baby diapers, better prepare some money for it.

If the keyboard made from paper, it will becomes out of shape within hours because of stream of sweat runs out from our fingers. Hmm..paper laptops are not recommended for hardcore bloggers and rugged tech workers.

Laptops accessories-Koala flash drive

Now is you chance to own Koala flash drive made by Active Media. Looking at the picture, this Koala flash drive uses micro-USB, not comes with usual silverish shiny USB dogle we always see in most USB flash drive. Very handy - for qucik data transfer, quick storage and easy data grabbing from cyber cafe computers.

To start using it, pluck out Koala's body to reveal thin flash drive beneath then insert is into laptop's USB port. The Koala's body is the cover for the flash drive.

Its worth the price owning this one because its unique compared to traditional square shape of most flash drive out there.

The Koala flash drive available in 2/4/8/16GB sorage capacites, it is solid water proof, shock resistant, made 100% from durable silicon, sold at $$10 to $40 US Dollar depends on each storage capacity. Thats about RM35-120 Malaysian Ringgit.

Kingston, the popular flash drive maker can follow this good idea, say to them dont produce square shaped Transformers USB flash drive anymore but make a ""OptimusPrime-shaped" USB flash drive, just like this one, or maybe "BumbleBee-shaped" flash drive for kids, teens, tech workers who uses laptop everyday in their working life. Make the flash drive has its own data backup system like SanDisk UltraBackup flash drive.

They deserve to have fun using it!

Tablet pc-Archos 9 new mini tablet pc

Archos 9 is a new mini tablet pc, it comes with 8.9" (8.9 inch) multi-touch screen, installed with Microsotf Windows 7 starter edition, full HD video display, on screen QWERTY keyboard, internal RAM of 1GB, 1.3 megapixel built-in webcam for quick snap, easy recording or quick webcam streaming with Yahoo Messenger, Live Messenger, Skype or Google Talk anytime, anywhere.

I was so excited at the first time i've stumbled upon Archos 9 because it looks like a portable MID (mobile internet device) - cant figure out exactly how to call it - mini tablet pc or mobile internet device? Judging from its spec, i agree it is a mini tablet PC.

Archos 9 uses Lithium battery to power up, lasts for 5 hours on each single charge. This mini tablet PC connection ports are Bluetooth and Wifi driver. Archos 9 now availabe for pre-order at $549.99 US Dollar (about RM2,096 Malaysian Ringgit) on Archos order page (at the time this post goes live).

New laptop-Litl Webbook laptop

You dont know Litl Webbook because its produced by Litl, a new laptop company in the world based in Boston, California. This little 'webbook' was created to be used as family MID (mobile internet device) enable them to easily view shared photos in Flickr, search for images via Google Images, keep in touch with Twitter, find new friends on Facebook, enjoy funny videos from YouTube, read popular sites via RSS Feeds.

Litl Webbook also has its own remote control for easy viewing. Its screen can be rotated up to 180 degress exceeding the limit of normal laptop screen, useable for quick presentation.

After looking at its image, i say that this 'webbook' focus more on home web entertainment and bringing the best of web contents for their viewing without ever thinking of using the 'webbook' as productivity device just like normal laptops. Its 12" dispay screen can be connected to larger external screen for group of people to see web contents together.

Its not created as a personal computer like we see in normal laptops, but its a "web family laptop". Means, individual internet user also can use Litl Webbook browse free adult sites.

Great. Now naughty folks out there can enjoy RedTube adult videos together!

Litl Webbook is now availabe at $699 US Dollar, twice the price of normal netbook laptops with 2 year warranty. Read more info on Litl website at Litl.com, they prepares good flash image presentation for you to understand. Read my first discovery of Litl Webbook here as "Litl Easl"