News 2013 Q10 vs BlackBerry. Bold 9900

Q10 vs BlackBerry. Bold 9900

Q10 is BlackBerry OS BlackBerry 10 smartphone that was announced two BlackBerry 10 Event at the end of January. Unlike the Z10 uses a BlackBerry full touchscreen design, Q10 still maintain physical QWERTY keyboard combined with a touchscreen at the top.

Q10 BlackBerry design will remind you of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 despite having a lot of differences between them. Bold 9990 was introduced last year with the stainless metal bezel with battery cover is also made ​​of metal, designed to resemble carbon fiber. Well, if you already feel comfortable holding the Bold 9900 then you will get a similar kenyataman in Q10.

But the aesthetic side, Q10 will be noticeably different from the Bold 9900. Still using stainless metal, the bezel on the BlackBerry Q10 looks more smooth and pleasing to the eye. To the battery cover, Q10 also use textured metal materials designed specifically to avoid scratches.

On the front, you can see the physical QWERTY keyboard laid out straight, not in a curved line (curve) as the Bold 9900. Q10 key keyboard size in 3% larger than the size of the keys on the Bold 9900. For those of you who have been adept at using the physical keyboard, keys in Q10 is designed to be easier for you in typing and that certainly has the same capabilities with the virtual keyboard on the BlackBerry Z10.

BlackBerry Q10 will be released to the market in April 2013. However there is no information whether the Indonesian market is also the first in the list of countries that receive rations Q10. To know the schedule of release BlackBerry Q10 in Indonesia, please monitor the update just in Gopego;)

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Apple New iPad 3 WiFi.2013

Apple New iPad 3 WiFi

Apple's New iPad 3 Specs WiFi - 16 GB Complete | Price Apple New iPad 3 WiFi - 16 GB - this time I will discuss about the specifications and price Apple New iPad 3 WiFi - 16 GB. Apple's New iPad 3 WiFi - 16 GB Whatever your activity, the sophistication of the latest iPad 3 will not limit you in all your activities. third-generation iPad to do more than you imagined.
Apple's New iPad 3 WiFi
Apple's New iPad 3 WiFi
The following are the specifications and price Apple New iPad 3 WiFi - 16 GB
Tablet Model
Size (L x W x H cm) 24.1 x 18.5 x 0.88 cm
Weight (kg) 0.61 kg
Colour Black
Type Apple New iPad 3 WiFi
Screen Size (in) 9.7
Hard Disk 16
RAM 1
Storage Capacity 16
CPU speed 1:00
5.0 megapixel camera
Operating System iOS
Features Full HD
Features Music Player | Email | Touchscreen | Dual Core | MP3 | Internet Ready
Product Warranty 1 Year International Warranty (Spare-parts and service)
3.5mm output jackBluetooth Wireless Connection | WiFi
Type SGX543MP4 graphics
camera Yes
Rear camera 5 MP
Front camera VGA
Screen Resolution 1536x2048
Battery Type Li-Po
11560 mAh Battery Capacity
JPEG Photo Format
Video formats MP4, MP3, WAV, AAC
HD Video Yes, 1
Video resolution 1920x1080
Built-in Memory 1 GB RAM
Other camera features Geotagging
Display Type TFT IPS
Color depth of 16 million colors
Operating system version iOS 5
Storage Capacity 16 GB
Processor speed 1 GHz
Type Cortex-A9 Processor
IOS 5 Operating System

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LG Thrill 4G

3D gadgets were branded gimmicky from the get-go. That didn't stop HTC and LG from releasing their own 3D mobile handsets. While the former failed to wow consumers and critics, the latter caught the attention of many with its standout graphics, improved network coverage, and an unbeatable launch price of a Benjamin. If that wasn't enough to sell you on the Thrill 4G, then LG's tri-dual architecture (dual-core processor, dual-channel,
 and dual-memory) should have, attributing to the phone's high benchmarks. Plus the ability to decrease the 3D effects made watching, capturing, and engaging in 3D content (photos, videos, games) less headache inducing.

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Sony PS3

Sony PS3

Sony announces PS3 and PSP price reductionsIn a move to make its products more accessible to the public, Sony has moved to reduce the price of it PlayStation 3 down to just £199 which is a large cut from the original £250 price tag that has already been altered on the market. The large gaming giant is also planning to release a reduced version of its popular handheld gaming console with a price that will be set somewhere around £99 straight from the retailer. Since 2006 the PS3 gaming unit has already seen more than 50m in sales, with sales rising a great deal since a cheaper model was introduced in 2009.

Although retail price will be set by Sony at £199, it is predicted that many of the large retails will further cut the price down to £180 making it more affordable to the general public. Sony choose to release the news of the lower cost model at the Cologne GamesCom event along with the announcement that the mogul will also be releasing several new games such as DanceStar Party, Resistance: Burning Skies, and a few others. The cheaper version of the PSP will not have Wi-Fi which is part of the reason for the reduced price.

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iPhone app

Tecnology   IPhone  Best 2011

A schoolboy from South London raised $1m, or £620,000, from investors in order to create his own iPhone app, and all before his 17th birthday. Nick D’Aloisio, who still lives in the family home and receives a monthly allowance, developed his app which he has named Summly while he was revising for his mock GCSE exams. Summly effectively condenses current news articles into 3 key paragraphs that fit onto the screen of an iPhone.

Users can then customise the categories the news falls into, and link them to the original article if they like the summary and want to read the full piece. A prototype that Nick produced attracted an investment of around $300,000 last November from Horizons Ventures, a private company owned by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing which invests in technology and is also a backer of Siri, Spotify and Facebook.

Nick heard about the investment on his 16th birthday, not only making it one of the best presents ever but also making him one of the youngest ever to attain venture capital funding. Other backers that he has also since acquired are celebrities Stephen Fry, Yoko Ono and Ashton Kutcher. The prototype was downloaded a staggering 150,000 times, and chosen by Apple as their App of the Week in many countries including the UK.

Nick says he created the app as he felt that his generation was no longer consuming traditional news and wanted to change that. A company has been formed behind the app, and Nick has teamed up with experts in London, as well as the Stanford Research Institute, to work on both the design and the technology. His mum, who is a lawyer, has become a director if the company and owns shares on his behalf due to his age.

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HTC Amaze 4G

HTC Amaze 4G

Some say HTC repackaged the MyTouch 4G Slide with an stronger cover and higher price tag. There's some truth to that, though the Amaze 4G packs some niftier features not found on the slide-out alternative. We're talking a 1.5GHz Snapdragon S3 dual-core that runs the show and faster 4G speeds peaking near 14Mbps throughout most of NYC. HTC bundles great photo editing software as new shooting modes like SweepShot and BurstShot let users snap panoramic shots or multiple images in quick fashion. Unlike its brother, the Amaze 4G brings more internal memory (12GB) and leaves room for additional storage via microSD card slot.

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Samsung Focus Flash

Samsung Focus Flash

Last year's Samsung Focus ushered in the WP7 mobile platform and became its best-selling handset to date. Now Samsung is leading the Microsoft Windows Phone 7 brigadge with the speedy and inexpensive Focus Flash. You typically wouldn't expect much horsepower from a smartphone originally retailed at $50, but that's far from the case here as the Flash sports a strong 1.4GHz CPU. The manufacturer's beautiful Super AMOLED screen dishes out amazingly crisp visuals and plays 720p/1080p videos fluidly in full screen. Top it off with good voice quality and HSPA+ network support, the Focus Flash gives you near-premium specs at an incredible value.

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T-Mobile G2x

T-Mobile G2x

T-Mobile's first dual-core smartphone demonstrated why NVIDIA's almighty chip is the most revered in the mobile game. Touchscreen commands and web browsing was swift. However, it was in the gaming realm where the G2x excelled, displaying beautifully rendered graphics and running smoothly on the phone's 4-inch WVGA touchscreen. It also plays and records full 1080p videos. LG laced its beauty with an opulent and solid build that outshined most of the carrier's roster prior to the summer, while providing great call quality and presenting multimedia perks like DLNA support for wireless media transfers and a micro-HDMI port. It's a shame T-Mobile made the G2x unavailable online and in retail stores during the summer stretch, but luckily its back on the market with the latest software updates.

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Motorola Triumph

Motorola Triumph

Hold up: A hot pre-paid Android phone? Seriously? Yes, sir. Even with an obsolete 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor under the hood, Moto's little Android-that-could illustrated that you didn't need the latest dual-core to generate stellar results. The device ships without the manufacturer's MOTOBLUR skin, benefiting from a smoother and user-friendly UI. Another unexpected feature we found to be dope was the addition of a Micro-HDMI port to mirror mobile content onto any compatible HDTV. Motorola definitely blessed Virgin Mobile pre-payers with a handset they could proudly flaunt amongst the big carrier crowd.

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HTC Vivid

HTC Vivid

In comparison to HTC's other enticing 2011 selections, the Vivid was clearly the unattractive fat chick at the Android ball. But under the generic appearance lies one of the most powerful pieces of mobile hardware on the market. With strong LTE coverage, a speedy 1.2GHz dual-core chip, and a sharp 4.5-inch Super qHD LCD capable of 520 X 960-pixel resolution, AT&T's handset is a mobile work mule. Software-wise, the HTCSense.com portal provides users the ability to utilize a number of remote features such as locking, locating, or wiping the phone data from a computer. The phone is also due for an Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade in the near future. Guess beauty is skin deep after all.

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Motorola Atrix II

Motorola  Atrix  II

The original Atrix left us stunned for more than half the year. So when Moto announced a scion to Ma Bell's powerhouse, we had insurmountable expectations. Those words stood true as the Atrix II managed to deliver the same performance as the original, except at a huge discount. Don't be fooled into thinking both handsets are carbon copies, though, as Moto integrated cool new features into the latest version such as an in-pocket detection system and the cloud-based ZumoCast app to help differentiate the two. Other notable upgrades include a bigger and brighter 4.3-inch qHD display, stronger battery, and robust camera. And like big bro, there's a plethora of accessories (including Moto's infamous Lapdock) available to transform the Atrix 2 into a mobile computing goliath.

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HTC Radar 4G

 HTC Radar 4G

Our first taste of Windows Phone 7's Mango OS was delectable, as the revamped UI brought together stunning animations and enhanced productivity features like real-time updates. Microsoft gave its Bing search engine a facelift by including Voice Search, a Shazam-inspired music app, and search aggregation tool called Bing Vision that pulls info from an item at which the rear camera is pointed. The intuitive software provides a major boost in speed for the dated 1GHz Qualcomm CPU that places the WP7 device on the same performance level as many of the lower-tier dual-core chips out. And what better way to top off Microsoft's mobile delicacy than with a sexy veneer frosted in all-white and silver accents. Bon appétit!

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HTC EVO Shift 4G

 HTC EVO Shift 4G

The EVO 4G set the mold for one of the best-selling handset makers by incorporating dynamic hardware, 4G capability, and a ginormous, stunning display into one Android offering. Somehow HTC squeezed a majority of the dope elements from its forebear into the downsized Shift 4G, while making significant strides with the sturdy slide-out keyboard and vastly improved battery. Smaller is definitely better, as the 3.6-inch screen produces good picture quality and makes for a comfortable fit in pocket. One of the EVO 4G's major issues was its overexposed display, but HTC's heavy-duty construction protects the fragile exterior from any sudden impact. Say peace to one of the last great QWERTY smartphones of this Android generation.

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MODERN ELECTRICAL CAR.

MODERN ELECTRICAL CAR.

Super green cars have well and truly arrived, having first taken off in a big way in the US, helped by the huge savings made in fuel prices and now having a vast range to choose from, but are they really worth the high prices?

First climbing into an electric vehicle is interesting, to say the least. Take the Vauxhall Ampera for example, you get in, hit the power on button and loads of lights on the dashboard spring into life. The car starts off in electric mode, in which it can travel a maximum of 50 miles, the extra 310 miles that Vauxhall have made such a fuss about are courtesy of a petrol engine.

The car drives like any other in its class, but the lack of engine noise is eerie at first, although you soon get used to it. The interior will seem small at first, but is something else you will quickly get used to. This car has been hailed as the first true ‘e-car’ that finally has the range to take you wherever you want to go.

Guardian Money has this week examined a host of super green cars that have hit showrooms in the UK over the past few months and made an unbiased assessment as to whether they really are a serious contender to our conventional vehicles, or whether they remain toys for the rich.

The petrol savings are certainly a big draw, as charging the Ampera to travel 50 miles will cost you approximately £2.50-£3.00, or will cost nothing if you have access to a local council installed charge point. There is no road tax or congestion charges payable, but it will set you back £30,000, and even though you will get a £5000 government grant towards it, it still costs twice as much as the cheapest in the Ford Focus range.

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HP ENVY 17

 10 THE BEST LAPTOP IN 2012

Laptop is a luxury item is more loved by many people in the world, of any variety can function as a medium of entertainment, to work, to school, and so forth.
Companies that produce laptops are increasingly adding their performance to that laptop production, ranging in terms of laptop design, competitive price, processor speed, memory and hard drive capacity, until the better screen quality.
I will describe the laptop is not a gaming laptop that has the specs to play the game is super heavy, and require specification of the number one, but laptops are typically used for common activities, such as lectures, working at the office, watching movies, and so forth.

Here Below 

1. HP ENVY 17 

 

specifications:

Design:
 Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080
 Screen Size: 17.3 in 

performance:
 Processor: Intel Core i7
 Processor Speed: 2.2 GHz
 Video Card: AMD Radeon
 Audio: Integrated
 Operating System: Windows 7 Home 

feature:
wifi
webcam
Memory Card Reader
Built-in Mic  Bluetooth 

Memory / HDD:

Memory RAM: 8 GB
Hard Drive: 750 GB 

Battery / Warranty:
 Battery: 7 Hours
 Warranty: 2 Year 

Price:
 USD 1,499.99 = USD 13,499,910 (USD 1 = Rp 9,000)






2. Sony Vaio S Series
 
specifications: 
Design:
Screen Resolution: 1600 x 900
Screen Size: 13.3 in 
performance: 
 Processor: Intel Core i3-2310M
 Processor Speed: 2.1 GHz
 Video Card: AMD Radeon HD 6630M
 Audio: Integrated
 Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium

feature:wifi 
webcam 
Memory Card Reader 
Built-in Mic 
Bluetooth 
Memory / HDD:
 Memory RAM: 4 GB
 Hard Drive: 320 GB 
Battery / Warranty:
 Battery: 7 Hours 
 Warranty: 1 Year
 Price:
 USD 1,099.00 = USD 9.891 million (USD 1 = Rp 9,000) 

3. Dell XPS 15z

 
specifications:

Design

Screen Resolution: 1366 x 768
Screen Size: 15.6 in

performance:
Processor: Intel Core i5-2410M
Processor Speed: 2.3 GHz
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M
Audio: Integrated
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium

feature:
 wifi 

 webcam
 Memory Card Reader
 Built-in Mic 

 Bluetooth

Memory / HDD:
 Memory RAM: 6 GB
 Hard Drive: 750 GB

Battery / Warranty:
 Battery: 8 Hours
 Warranty: 1 Year

Price: USD 1,148.99 = USD 10,340,910 (USD 1 = Rp 9,000)

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Smartphone Atrix Motorola

Top  Smartphones for 2011

When it comes to purchasing a smartphone there are plenty of options as almost every mobile on the market is a smartphone. However, 2011 has seen a great deal of innovation and it is likely that the choices will only get better, but if you need a mobile now here is what you should check out.

The Motorola Atrix is first up on the list as it is packed with power and easily earns its billing as the fastest smartphone on the market right now. Sporting fingerprint recognition and 48GB of memory, it is hard not to look at the rest of the specs and feel awed. The ultra fast processor means that the use of media like multimedia ring back features can be viewed and integrated seamlessly like never before.

On the other hand, those who prefer a phone that embraces social networking will want to check out the HTC Salsa as it offers a great Facebook widget and some excellent design.  It comes with a large list of impressive specs, but the megapixel camera and proximity sensor stand out as unique.

Finally, while Nokia may get a lot of flak for its phones, its N9 is worth a second look given the fact that it offers the Symbian OS, 512MB of RAM, the near field technology, Wi-Fi, HDMI outlets, and the 12 megapixel camera.

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Half of UK population owns a smartphone 2011

Just under half of the UK population now owns a smartphone, and Google's mobile operating system Android is powering half of those those being sold – followed by RIM's BlackBerry models with 22.5% and Apple's iPhone at 18.5%.

The pace of smartphone sales is accelerating rapidly, too. In the 12 weeks to 2 October, they comprised just under 70% of mobile phones, according to new research from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.

The findings mark a key shift in the availability of mobile phones and internet connectivity in the UK, as millions more people become connected through handheld devices with access to data services on the move.

But for Finland's Nokia, the past three months have seen its smartphone sales drift even further downwards, so that its Symbian OS – which is being phased out – made up only 6% of sales, compared to nearly 20% a year ago. Apple also saw its share of sales fall dramatically, from 33% to 18.5%.

However both have cause to look ahead to the next set of data. Nokia has just relaunched its smartphone offering, introducing phones which go on sale from mid-November using Microsoft's new Windows Phone software.

For Apple, Kantar's data measurements ended two days before it launched its newest iPhone 4S handset, which has since seen record demand. Apple chief executive Tim Cook said in October that the company had seen a rapid slowdown in sales ahead of the launch as people waited for the new device.

Carolina Milanesi, smartphones analyst at the research company Gartner, said though that many of the smartphones now in peoples' hands are just being used as "glorified feature phones" – the previous generation of phones, which could not run apps or connect to the internet.

"People are still pretty much using them for calls and texts," she said. "What's needed is for people to be educated more by the handset companies about what they can do with the device.

"Apple is good at showing people how they can use apps, but other companies need to move away from saying they've got five-megapixel cameras or whatever. But I think next year we will see people using these devices more effectively as more apps become available on low-end devices, especially as those become more powerful."

Android's share of the UK market has roughly doubled since the same period in 2010, when it had 29% of the market. Among Android handset makers, Taiwan's HTC took the lead in the UK, with 45% of the sales for Google's software in the past 12 weeks.

But Samsung, which recently claimed the crown as the world's largest maker of smartphones, is catching up, reports Kantar, with 38% of Android sales, boosted by its Galaxy SII and Ace handsets.

Sony Ericsson saw its share drop from 20.5% of Android sales a year ago to just 8.5% over the three months to October – which will give Sir Howard Stringer, who last week announced a full buyout of joint venture partner Ericsson, extra impetus to restore the phone company's fortunes.

Nokia and Microsoft now see their future as co-dependent in the mobile space – and the challenge for Microsoft was emphasised by the latest figures, which show that a year after it launched its Windows Phone OS with a number of handset makers, it only had 1.4% of sales.

A number of mobile carriers have ceased selling the previous generation of handsets, and Nokia now stands as the principal driver for Microsoft's efforts in mobile.

Dominic Sunnebo, Kantar's global consumer insight director, warned that the next year could see a lot of jockeying for customers.

""Over the next six to 12 months, the current group of Android owners will be coming to the end of their contracts and looking for an upgrade," he said.

"Our data shows that when these consumers upgrade they tend to remain fairly loyal to Android itself – 62% buy another Android mobile – but considerably less so to the handset manufacturer."

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BlackBerry Bold 9930

The design of the BlackBerry Bold 9930BlackBerry Bold 9930 is one of RIM's first phone running BlackBerry OS 7. Keyboard is just awesome - this is the best physical keyboard on any phone I've ever used, boasting the right size and shape for the thumb, with the perfect amount of backlighting. It really is not too surprising, because the keyboard mobile phone which RIM is usually superior, but still very much appreciated. Texture button feels a little more "matte" than some previous bolds, a definite improvement if you think they are a bit slippery.
The buttons on the panel incredible juga.kontrol smooth chrome colored, each one stands out just the right distance from the frame up. Even the volume buttons slightly sloping downward toward each other, so that the trained fingertips can quickly tell by touch up and down. And screen-lock button hidden wise. It is the details, but it was said that RIM has serious consideration each and every one of them.
Finally, Bold weighs just 4.6 ounces, less hefty than the previous 9650 (which must have felt too heavy). It's not quite as featherlight as the Curve, Bold but certainly much more feature rich. For what this phone does not, the weight feels just right - a touchscreen and a 1.2GHz processor need batteries to support them, after all. It's still very friendly to the hands and pockets (and, especially, 0.3 ounces lighter than the iPhone 4S).

BlackBerry Bold 9930 is one of RIM's first phone running BlackBerry OS 7. But the system 7 is the last iteration of the "old" software BlackBerry, RIM switched stopgap until completely rewritten to QNX-based BlackBerry 10 later this year. To be sure, BlackBerry 7 provides a great mobile experience.
Then when you download, the real fun begins. First, there is no easy "upgrade all" option when you have to wait a few upgrades. Apps also routinely require you to reboot before you use them, and for some reason they sometimes they want you to install a version after version prior to the latest one. What is this, Windows? At least you do not have to enter a password for every single download, even free ones, like on iOS.
On the good side, has a touch screen to complement keyboard is a big plus. I have used all kinds of BlackBerry and Bold button combo hard and virtual interfaces are far the most powerful. Whenever you are having trouble navigating the screen, just tap, slide or pinch yourself through it. And for banging out a text message or email, the keyboard is second to none.
Phone calls are good, nice and crisp with minimal distortion. I have always found to be a competent mobile phone BlackBerry, but surprisingly the opposite is used for voice calls. Because the device began as an email-only pager, the basics of BlackBerry phones demotes design calls for the kind of reflection (ie the number of "borrowed" from the keyboard, the phone app is not front and center).
Bold offers a 1.2GHz processor, but strangely sluggish at times. Maybe I'm just used to the offerings of dual-core Android and Apple, but I found the Bold into mediocrity in doing things like browsing the web, play YouTube videos and Facebook to call the album. It is a decent phone for today, but years from now it will definitely be in the slow lane.
The camera is very good, good performance in low light without flash (as long as you and your subject silent), with very short shutter lag. Most camera phones these days are comparable, so it's good to see RIM have not fallen behind here. Video maxes out at 720p resolution, but it will be more than enough for most.
The bottom line: The BlackBerry Bold 9930 is a phone that is very beautiful and well designed, with solid features and even a cool little extras (such as near field communication, or NFC, mobile payment applications). Which makes it a shame that it is burdened with BlackBerry 7 OS, which is just not the full smartphone experience here in 2012. This is a phone you might want casual dating for a few months because it's so pretty, but it's really just not bright enough to meet your needs in a long-term relationship.
Pro

    Solid industrial design and detailed
    Excellent battery
    Good low-light camera with minimal shutter lag
Cons

    Operating system primitives
    Small screen
    Elections poor app
Key Specifications

    2.6 x 4.5 x 0.41 inches (W x H x D)
    4.59 ounces
    Mobile world: CDMA / GSM / UMTS
    35-key backlit QWERTY keyboard
    2.8-inch capacitive touchscreen
    640 x 480 pixels (287 dpi)
    5-megapixel camera with flash
    720p video recording
    8GB of storage
    Bluetooth 2.1
    Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b/g/n)

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HP Pavilion DV6

                                             HP Pavilion DV6

spesifikasi laptop HP Pavilion DV6
• Chipset: AMD M770
• L2 Cache : 1MB
• FSB : Up to 3600MHz
• 4GB PC2-6400 DDR2 RAM (800MHz)
• 320GB SATA Hard Disk Drive with HDD Protection ( RPM 5400)
• Super Multi Drive DVD +/- RW / +/-R Writer (Light Scribe)
• 15.6″ Widescreen (WXGA) with Bright view Technology
• Windows Vista Home Premium Operating System (32Bit)
• Fingerprint Reader
• VGA Webcam
• Microphones
• Integrated 802.11a/b/g/draft-n Wireless LAN
• Bluetooth
• ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 -1GB Dedicated Graphics
• One HDMI v1.3 Port
• One eSATA/USB Combo Port
• 3 USB 2.0 Ports
• Weight : 2.93Kgs
• 6 Cell Lithium Battery
• Carry Case
• HP Mobile Express Card Remote Control
• HP Games

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Toshiba Satellite L645D

                                                      Toshiba Satellite L645D

Spesifikasi Laptop L645
• 14.0 inches of diagonal wide screen TruBrite TFT screen
• 1366 x 768 pixel of screen resolution
• 1MB L2 cache
• 3GB DDR3 system memory
• 320GB (5400 RPM) hard disk drive
• Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium operating system (64-bit version)
• 2.2 GHz AMD Athlon II Dual-Core P340 processor
• ATI Radeon HD 4250 graphics card
• 8x SuperMulti DVD drive
• Toshiba Media Controller
• Wi-Fi networking connectivity
• Fast Ethernet (10/100)
• Microsoft Office Starter 2010
• Multi in 1 digital media reader
• Built-in stereo speakers with Dolby Advanced Audio
• 3 total USB 2.0 ports with 1 eSATA/USB combo port
• 6 cell/48Wh Lithium Ion battery
• VGA video output
• Microphone and headphone jacks
• 13.3 x 9.13 x 1.5 inches of dimension
• 4.98 pounds of weight
 

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