I Want One Of These !

Forget annoying soap-on-a-rope USB modems -- now you can have wireless broadband built-in to your laptop. Here's what you need to know.An anonymous reader writes "Just found this review of a notebook with integrated 3G.
Relion Adrena 3G , it looks like you just slide a 3G sim into the machine and you get 3g data connectivity,
it even drops down to edge or gprs if there's no 3g. The rest of the spec looks
pretty awesome too with Intel Atom Processor N270 1.6 Ghz and 2gb of max ram.
I want one of these! " Given my recent woes of getting my Nokia 6682 to actually

work as a UTMS/EDGE modem for my Powerbook, the notion of integration is a really nice sounding idea.
HSDPA is essentially an improved variant of 3G. It offers connection speeds of up to 1.8Mbit/sec compared to only

384Kbit/sec from standard 3G. The advantage of having integrated data card in a notebook is that it brings true mobile

connectivity as you can connect to the Internet anywhere you can get a reasonable mobile phone signal.

You no longer have to go find a Wi-Fi hotspot in a cafe; you can just go to the park and open up.

Initially when testing I was only able to connect at standard 3G speeds.
Being able to download and browse the Internet while out of range of the
office Wi-Fi was impressive, but when I did get HSDPA working it felt truly
liberating and it was great to not have a large card sticking out of the side of the notebook.

Relion announced Adrena3G, a mobile computer with Intel Atom inside. Although look like the Netbook, Relion doesn't like their products is called the Netbook.

Djoenaidi Handojo, Director of PT. Berca Cakra Technology, said that Adrena3G is not a netbook but a notebook that has been equipped with 3G, although the shape very small, but he still says that the product is a notebook.

"This is not netbook, but this is a small notebook," said Djoenaidi after the launch in Fx Plaza Senayan, Jakarta (18/11/2008).

If you see more the size of the notebook, it shows such as netbook. The screen display only 10 inches and use the latest Intel Atom processor.

The interesting part, this notebook is equipped with internal 3G HSDPA modem. "Todayis the 3G technology era, we enter the internal 3G in this notebook," added Djoenaidi.

In addition, this notebook has a tiny Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Finger Print Scanner on the specifications. The notebooks will be thrown into the market
with the price of about US$ 750.

It's a truly liberating experience.



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5 Laptop Upgrades You Can Perform Yourself

5 Laptop Upgrades You Can Perform Yourself

Upgrade 1: More RAM
Ok, laptop upgrade Number One is to increase the RAM on your laptop. Now, dollar for dollar, increasing your system's RAM is most value for money upgrade you can perform. If your Windows Vista is chugging along with a lot of hard disk swapping and slowing down terribly, pump in another 2 GB of RAM and watch what happens. You'll be amazed at the speed improvement. Head to Crucial.com to check out some good laptop RAM deals.

Upgrade 2: A New Hard Drive
Another popular upgrade choice is the laptop hard drive. I used to have a miserable 60 GB hard drive in one of my old laptops. And I can tell you in this day of huge videos and MP3 music, 60 GB is NOT enough. Do yourself a favor and upgrade that hard drive to something like 160 GB. The other option is to get an external hard drive (say a 320 GB monster) and then you can forget about running out of hard drive space.

Upgrade 3: Bluetooth Connectivity
Bluetooth technology is incorporated in some laptops but not others. For laptops without in-built Bluetooth, you can buy a USB dongle with Bluetooth capability from any good computer shop. This usually comes with some software which allows you to install Bluetooth capability into your laptop. Very important for those you like to synch their Bluetooth enabled mobile phones to the laptop.

Upgrade 4: A Laptop Stand
Ok, this is not exactly an upgrade, but I find laptop stands increasing popular with the mobile computing crowd. Laptop stands are good for your posture, and some of them also allow your laptop to cool better. It's certainly a good 'upgrade' to consider if you leave your laptop at home a lot. Just plonk the laptop stand on the desk and you'll be able to enjoy better computing posture very soon.

Upgrade 5: An Extra Battery
If you're on the road a lot, you should really consider buying an extra battery for your laptop. In particular, if your laptop runs out of battery juice quickly, a second battery is almost a must. I bought an extra battery for my ThinkPad X61 and I can sit at a cafe typing away for 8 solid hours, without requiring a recharge.

Conclusion
Well, now you know about 5 laptop upgrades you can easily perform yourself. The next time you feel your laptop needs a bit of a tune up, look to the above list and see what components you can upgrade. Sometimes a small upgrade (especially additional RAM) will do wonders for your laptop and overall computing experience.

Gary Hendricks runs a website about laptops. Visit his website at Best-Laptop-Guide.com to learn more about selecting the best laptops and accessories to suit your needs.


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