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Recently launched the Sony VAIO latest notebook series the TX3 that said to deliver presentation because of their fixed Intel new Core Solo Ultra-Low Voltage processor and its 7 hours battery life.  The company said that it has used an unusual material for the laptop case, one that is used in industry of aerospace and for the F1 bolides. The powerful carbon fiber laminate has the laptop benefits from an improved anti-shock feature, and only 1.25 KG weight.

The exceptional TX3 series, “the M.D of VAIO Europe Jun Koyama says” The height of engineering behind it sets it in a class of its own, its directly obvious when you first look, lat alone use one. Long-lasting security makes this all-around and utterly distinctive device perfect for the commerce user who is uninterested in the normal.

Another feature of TX3 is integrated DVD/RW optical drives, that support a unique developed double layer (DL) technology for an additional capacity.

Lenovo launch the classic ThinkPad R61, it packed full advance features you don’t generally find in a laptop notebook, such as the ThinkLight, that keyboard illuminates LED lights. The Lenovo R61 has 14.1 inch wide screen and weight just 5.8 pound and its make an ideal tour companion. For a work-oriented laptop decked out with all the accompaniments, this notebook model is hard to beat. The matchless keyboard includes a touch pad and an eraser head nub, and also adds Internet dedicated forward and backs keys.

The advance fingerprint reader and it located in the right palm rest. The hot-swap dual layers DVD drive with long lasting battery, system recovery and on-screen documentation utilities are just a key press away. The 2.2-GHz Core 2 Duo T7500-equipped lenovo R61 performed admirably in our pace check, with a WorldBench 6 Beta 2 score of 80. The Wireless ThinkPad 11a/b/g Wi-Fi wireless LAN, OS: Window Vista home premium, Memory: 1GB RAM 677MHz DDR2 (1×1GB), expandable to 4GB, Three USB, mini-Firewire, PC Card& Express Card slots, LAN and phone jack, headphone and mic jacks, and VGA