The HP Folio 13 has been designed for both consumer and business users and offers an array of features including exceptional performance and battery life, simplistic design and a comfortable typing experience.

The Folio 13 boasts the latest Intel Core i5-2467M processor enabling you to run the most demanding applications. With Intel’s Hyper-Threading and Turbo Boost technology, it will monitor performance of the processor and will adjust it accordingly to the tasks you are doing for example, if you were playing a game then the processor would change to give a maximum performance.

Here is a roundup of the latest news this week from the technology world.

Samsung Series 9 Laptops to be released at the end of February

Samsung has announced that its Series 9 laptop will be launched at the end of February in the UK. The laptop will be one of the slimmest on the market as it measures as just 12.9mm and boasts some impressive features including an Intel Core i5 processor. It will also have 4GB of memory and 128GB SSD drive.

The Series 9 laptops will have Samsung’s Fast Start, which enables the laptop to wake up in an impressive 1.48 seconds. It will have a 7 hour battery life and a HD+SuperBright Plus display screen.

The Packard Bell EasyNote TS11 is ideal for people who are looking for an entry-level laptop that does the everyday computing tasks. It has been designed with the same floral patterns as you will see on other EasyNote laptops BUT the keyboard and the rest of chassis is matte black.

The TS11 models will feature the Intel Core i5 CPU which not only delivers power but also a rapid performance throughout the laptops. These processors boast Intel’s innovative Hyper-Threading and Turbo Boost technology, which dynamically assign processing power according to the task you are undertaking and allowing you to run the most demanding applications.

Netbooks, the inexpensive, highly portable, lightweight devices that have brilliant battery lives and are made for Web browsing have been on the decline, the sales for this type of PC have being dropping sharply in the USA since 2010, now the rest of the worlds sales are starting to follow.

When Netbooks first came into production in 2007, they were perfect for people who had spent their time looking for a lightweight, on the go computer. Netbooks were designed for Web browsing and online content absorption, with a bit of office working capability thrown in.

Certain factors about the original devices were limited however; the main problem was the performance, which was limited by Intel’s Atom CPUs and the fact Windows had harsh restrictions on its requirements, which ending up leaving on 1GB of RAM left.

Here is a roundup of the latest news this week from the technology world.

Intel set to postpone Ultrabooks due to chip delay

It is expected that Intel will announce they are delaying the launch of its Ivy Bridge chip range, which will also cause their next generation of Ultrabooks to be held up. There has been no official announcement from Intel themselves but Digitimes has claimed that shipments of the Ivy Bridge chips will not start until June with a small amount being releaed by April.

In January, the CEO of Intel Paul Otellini said in his earning call, “We'll launch Ivy Bridge, our first 22-nanometer product, in early spring. We have a very fast ramp of Ivy Bridge, strong demand."

The Acer TravelMate 8481T is the ideal laptop for mobile professionals who need to do work away from the office and home as the battery life on these laptops allows you to do 8 hours of work before it would need to be charge again. When packing the Acer 8481T away in your laptop bag, you can simply take out the battery as it goes from 41mm thick to 24mm.

There are other distinctive features that makes this a great laptop such as it has the latest generation of Intel processors, which uses the innovative Hyper-Threading and Turbo Boost technology. This technology gives the processing power a major boost in terms of performance as it dynamically assign power according to the task you are doing.

Here is a roundup of the latest news this week from the technology world.

WebOS will be better than Android and iOS says HP CEO

The CEO of Hewlett Packard, Meg Whitman has said that the WebOS software will be even better than the Android and iOS platforms when it goes open source. The company will unveil the first version of the platform in September after deciding to keep the software following speculation they might sell it off.

Whitman said the open source WebOS will be more advanced than the Apple iOS system and the fragmented Android platform. She went onto say the company will be producing another tablet device following the disappointment of the HP TouchPad.

If you are looking for a budget laptop that will meet your everyday computing needs, then the Compaq Presario CQ57-366SA is the ideal choice of laptop you should consider. It boasts an excellent battery life, display screen and sound system.

The CQ57-366SA has been designed to be sturdy meaning it can withstand any knocks and bumps it gets and has all-over black colour around its chassis. This laptop weighs in at 2.5kg and is easy to carry around from one place to another in a laptop bag.

The technology driven world that surrounds us is always demanding newer and more powerful devices, in the laptop market. Now the laptop benchmark has been raised again by the Acer Aspire TimelineX 4830T. A highly recommended laptop, which has everything, you could even need from a laptop.

The Acer Aspire TimelineX has an Intel Core i3 dual core processor, which has more than enough power to see to all you’re processing needs. This laptop also comes with Windows 7 64-bit Home premium edition operating system. The memory in this laptop is also good as it has 4GB of RAM, and a 320GB hard drive, which means that they have all of the memory you could ever need.

Here is a roundup of the latest news this week from the technology world.

Microsoft launches Kinect for Windows-based PCs

Microsoft has unveiled a new version of Kinect for Windows-based PCs. This announcement sees it join alongside the motion-controlled sensor previous version for the Xbox 360 console. The hardware inside will see a “near mode” function, that will allow it to track movements of up to 40cm away. This updated model will the cost of it double compared with the Xbox 360 version.