Acer has announced that the company is going to introduce a new significant addition to the Aspire line of laptops this September, the Acer Ultrabook. It is going to be a 13-inch laptop with thickness as low as 13 mm (0.5 inches) and weight as low as 1.3 kg (2.86 lbs). The specifications of the Ultrabook are still not made public, but it is clear that Acer is going to use one of Intel’s mobile processors from Core i line. The battery life is expected to be about 6 hours …

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Samsung, the Korean manufacturer of laptops and other consumer electronics, has decided to widen its presence in gaming computers niche and announced the launch of Samsung Series 7 700G7A laptop made especially for gamers. The laptop is expected to come with the most powerful hardware you can expect from a gaming machine. Having a 17.3-inch full-HD screen, the laptop can easily act as a desktop replacement, after all it’s hard to imagine someone carrying around a machine that big and heavy. One interesting touch about the Samsung 700G7A that gamers …

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It went almost unnoticed that a couple weeks ago Apple decided that MacBook had outlived its life and stopped producing it, leaving the MacBook range only with Air and Pro models. Not only that, it was decided to completely remove optical drives from the MacBook Air and Mini. With the launch of the latest download-only version of OS X operating system, the number of Mac users who need a DVD drive is only going to decrease, and Apple realizes that. Ditching a DVD drive will allow for making lighter ans …

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