Samsung Gets Touchy With New All-In-One PC's

Consumer electronics manufacturer Samsung announced the upcoming launch of two new multitouch all-in-one PCs this Tuesday--for the United Kingdom at least.

The new slim PCs, which were on show at this years CES, will be offered in 20-inch and 23-inch models. Dubbed the U200 and U250 respectively, the new PCs are Samsung's first entries into the UK home PC market. Samsung was keen to point out that the upcoming all-in-one's slim profile can not only save you space but also serve as a fitting family entertainment hub.

The 23-inch U250 rocks full 1080p resolution, whereas the smaller 20-inch U200 has a 1,600-by-900-pixel resolution. Both models will come with Windows 7 Home Premium, Nvidia graphics, 4GB of RAM, a 1.3 megapixel webcam, integrated card reader, and more. You can find the full specifications on Samsung's official site.

Samsung's U200The two new hands-on computers will arrive in late May in the UK. No price point was revealed and neither was any hint as to when, or if, these new desktops will arrive stateside.

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Samsung P580 business notebook with Core i3/i5

Samsung has a new anti-glare screen option for us, with the P580 notebook, which features a 15.6-inch 1,366 x 768 LED-lit screen and keyboard with numeric keypad. Under the hood there’s a Core i3 or i5 CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M (1GB GDDR3) graphics, Trusted Platform Module security, Bluetooth 2.1, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, and 2GB to 4GB of RAM.

There’s also four chargeable USB 2.0 ports (one is also eSATA) and the docking port. It weighs just 5.51 pounds. Hopefully the pricing is affordable enough for your business needs.

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Sony Launches New Sony VAIO P-Series Netbooks To Counter Apple iPad Mania

Sony's first netbook device was the VAIO P-Series, a sleek device with an 8-inch widescreen and using Intel's Atom platform.

The device looked different from other netbooks present in the market, but it was pricey. Yesterday, Sony launched new P-Series device with a new Atom processor and several new features, sending signals that the Japanese electronics giant might jump into the tablet PC arena very soon.

The P-Series netbook is still liked by lot of people because its screen has a footprint the size of two Apple iPhones. The device has an undersized keyboard but it has a centralized pointing stick, which makes navigation easier.

The new device also has a touchpad on the right side of the LCD bezel. On the other side are mouse buttons. The users of the new device will be able to hold the laptop by the screen and navigate with the keyboard. This feature is similar to tablet devices.

Sony can come up with its own tablet by stripping the top half off the P-series and putting an ARM CPU and Android operating system into it. The P-series also has an accelerometer so the users could use it in portrait mode also.

The new device will come in different colors like Electric Orange, Neon Green, and Icy White. The P-Series is available immediately for pre-order for a starting price of $80.

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