Back in January when CES was going we first heard of the new Lenovo Y460 and Y560 notebooks. Both of the machines were detailed and we had a bit of pricing info. Lenovo was mum on a specific launch date at the time only saying in March. If you have been waiting for the new IdeaPad Y460 to land so you could grab one up, this is the day. The IdeaPad Y460 is now available on the Lenovo website in two... 

Details of an emerging republic ASUS of Gamers (ROG), graphics card have arisen, with some photos of principles, and it seems that the company has taken an ATI Radeon HD 5870 and overclocking. The card handles fettled the GPU at 900MHz and 850MHz dual 2GB RAM 4.9Gbps GDDR5 memory. Meanwhile, ASUS are apparently so easy to overclock the card a little more new ROG, with up to 1080MHz possible from the... 

If you want to know whether mobile TV is a difficult, just take a look at Qualcomm FloTV. However, the promise of digital broadcasting that are consumed by mobile users is obviously a temptation, Dublin-based Solaris Mobile has announced its own hybrid satellite and terrestrial wireless “S-Band” TV system will launch with device gateway pocket, taking in content in the range of 2.00GHz... 

LaCie has introduced a new external hard drive-resistant, and is apparently the first to market with an eSATA port power. The LaCie Rugged not only supports eSATA transfer speeds up to 90MB / s, but – if used with a powered USB connection eSATA combo – you can connect one cable. Of course, if you have no energy eSATA port on your laptop you can still use the LaCie. In the box there is... 

HP Spain have announced a new smartbook, the Compaq Airlife 100, a netbook with stylish form factor, 10.1-inch touch screen and integrated 3G. While HP does not spill the beans on the chipset 100, Airlife, last we heard they were playing with Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon, it seems a reasonable assumption. Elsewhere there is a 16GB SSD with WiFi and 3G connectivity, while HP also have the long legs smartbook... 

Microsoft has exterminated obviously the thoughts of a Microsoft employee in the next version of Windows operating system, the removal of a blog post that keeps informally referred to as the next Windows.next Windows 8. The unknown employee calls the new version “completely different from what people expect from Windows,” and that “The issues that have been floated truly reflect...