It’s the tipping point of the working week, so take a break before you enter the home stretch to Saturday with our round up of all the latest headlines right here. Read on for your lunchtime lowdown!
Dell’s Mini 5 tablet, which we saw as a Dell slate Android prototype at CES in January, has appeared in a leaked presentation. The document reveals that the Mini 5 is currently called the Dell Streak and promises to include Kindle integration. Should Apple be worried for the iPad?
Desktop replacements need to have more power than a military junta right? Well, not according to Dell. It’s Inspiron 1750 rocks the requisite 17-inch screen, indicating it wants you to sling your monitor and tower combo. But it’s low powered too, in order to keep costs as cheap as a mad dash round your local cash and carry. Does the compromise work? Read our Dell Inspiron 1750 review to find out.
The latest Intel Core i5-packing Dell Studio 15 got its first official airing at CES. But does the spanking new chip, combined with one of Dell’s sleeker designs, do the business? Hop in now and read our Dell Studio 15 review and we’ll tell you just what we make of it.
The Alienware M11x dinky gaming netbook has just gone on sale in the UK, complete with Dell’s usual array of custom specs and build-your-own bits. Want to know how much you’ll pay for the privilege of cranking out high end games on the go? Read on and we’ll break it down for you.
The Apple Tablet isn’t official yet. But already Apple’s next-gen dream machine is facing up to some stiff competition, as the world’s biggest gadget purveyors line up their own take on the much-vaunted iTablet. Everyone from HP to Foxconn has one in the locker. If Apple wants to sit at the top of the tablet table, these are the finger-friendly delights it’ll need to beat.
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The iPad will be the go to place for all forms of media in future, Rupert Murdoch has declared in a new interview. Given that Murdoch happens to be the world’s biggest media mogul, we’re inclined to sit up and listen: read on for the video and what he had to say.
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