LAPTOP Magazine May 2007 Table of Contents
Hot Product
Samsung Upstage Reviewed Hands-on with Sprint's unique dual-sided music phone. Read Article >>
How To Fix Dell Three analysts and our editor in chief weigh in on how to reverse the PC giant's fortunes. Read Article >>
Convert Your Voicemails Into Text [coming soon] Simulscribe promises to send those rambling messages right to your e-mail Inbox, but how well does it work? Read Article >>
Top Ultra-Mobile PCs Want the power of Windows in the palm of your hand? Check out our favorite UMPCs. Read Article >>
Bonus Reviews
Asus A8Jr The Asus A8JR is a solid, reasonably-priced notebook with some very stiff competition. Read Article >>
Bonus Reviews
HP Pavilion dv6500 At just $1,300, HP piles in all the performance of Santa Rosa at a price you can afford. Read Article >>
Bonus Reviews
Jabra BT8010 A good companion for music phones, the Jabra BT8010 rocks an innovative convertible design for use as a wireless headset or stereo headphones. Read Article >>
Bonus Reviews
Samsung K3 Samsung ditches the K5's speakers for a slicker, more streamlined device. Read Article >>
Notebook Tech -Support Tales Notebook owners, we want to hear from you! Tell us about the good and the bad experiences you've had with tech support.Oureditors will feature the best stories in an upcoming issue of the magazine. Read Article >>
The Best Vista Notebook...for You
You don't need a hospital gown to make the jump to Microsoft's new OS, just a smarter guide. Find the perfect Vista notebook for your budget with our in-depth look at 19 of the hottest new systems. Plus, we break down the specs you need and the level of support you should expect when shopping for a new laptop.
Mobile Maverick Awards
Nowadays there are very few products that make you say "whoa." These five startups are different. From the first pocket-sized Internet radio player to the first true wireless charging technology, these award-winning innovators change the game. Plus, ten other scrappy startups to watch.
Big Screens, Big Performance
If you want the best Vista multimedia experience, you're going to need a giant display and some serious dual-core horsepower. Enter these monster machines. With high-def DVD drives, amazing graphics, and displays ranging from 17 to 20 inches, you may never watch your TV or play your Xbox again.
UP FRONT ARRIVALS
A music cell phone that outshines the competition; a sleek new convertible that lasts up to eight hours on a charge, and the cheapest high-def camcorder yet. MOBILE IMPACT News & Views Are you too informal over IM and e-mail? It might be time to brush up on your digital etiquette. Plus, how much you really save by bundling TV, phone, Internet, and wireless. And, BlackBerry's co-CEO sounds off on Apple's iPhone. REVIEWS HANDS-ONThorough evaluations of the hottest new gear, including the SideShow-enabled Asus W5fe, the best iPod speaker dock ever, and Apple's blazing 802.11n router. Plus, four new photo frames ready for your desk, connection cards under $100, and the best new ways to search your desktop. TIPS & TRICKS HOW TO
5 TIPS KEEP YOUR KIDS SAFE ONLINE Follow these quick tips to keep Junior away from predators and inappropriate content. INSTANT EXPERT
45-Nanometer Transistors Learn how Intel's new chip will save battery life while boosting performance. BUSINESS EDGE MOBILE IT
Windows Mobile 6 Arrives The top ten features of Microsoft's new smart phone OS. BUSINESS TRAVELER
It Pays To Be Loyal Our expert rates the best air, hotel, and car-rental loyalty programs. Plus, where to stay, dine, and party in Chicago. PRESENTATIONS
Powerpoints With Punch Whether you want add 3D graphics or turn your pitch into a game show, these tools are guaranteed to keep your audience from nodding off. DIVERSIONS PLAY
Three cool classic DVDs for your next flight and a way to boost your IQ with your cell phone. Notebook Cases For Every Budget
Whether you're looking for basic protection or to travel in style, we have a case for your precious portable. PORTABLE PUNDIT iPhoney baloneyRoss Rubin ruminates on the new crop of touchscreen cell phones and why they shouldn't all be called copycats.
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