Notebooks and desktop PC are loosing market share at fast page and tablets and so-called phablets are on the rise. Lenovo, on the hand, is still churning out excellent notebooks. Today, we are reviewing ThinkPad T430 notebook.
Thinkpad T430u specs
Display: 14 inch WXGA (1366 x 768), Matte Processor: Intel Core i5 3317U (1.7 to 2.6 GHz) Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 620M, Intel HD Graphics 4000, Memory: 4 GB DDR3 RAM (1600 MHz) Storage: 120GB SSD Interface: 2 x USB 3.0, card reader (SD), Mini DisplayPort, HDMI Connectivity: Wi-Fi b / g / n, Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth 4.0, UMTS Dimensions / Weight: 341 x 22 -23 x 237/1885 g Other features: fingerprint scanner, backlight keyboard.
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By Notebook News Author on Saturday, April 27, 2013; Filed Under: Lenovo Notebook News
Dell has released Latitude 3330, a laptop meant for school children. The Dell Latitude 3330 is a perfect example of how technology has brought down prices of normal notebooks, thanks to the ultrabook computers who have conquered the high end notebook market. Dell Latitude 3330 price is 420 dollars / 320 Euros.
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By Notebook News Author on Wednesday, April 17, 2013; Filed Under: Dell Notebook News
Alienware, a Dell’s subsidiary is all set to launch M17x R4, the successor to the R3 M17x. The M17x R4 will pack even more powerful processor, probably top-of the line Ivy Bridge but other than that, it will also have some design differences compared to the current model.

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By Notebook News Author on Monday, April 8, 2013; Filed Under: Alienware Notebook News
Dosupara, a Japanese PC maker has released Galleria GM680D that is powered by the Core i7 3930K that runs at 3.2GHz clock speed. This is not your normal mobile processor. It is a full fledge desktop processor that has 6 cores capable of handling 12 threads simultaneously.

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By Notebook News Author on Monday, March 11, 2013; Filed Under: Other
Tags: Nvidia Geforce GTX 680M
The error “Documents.library-ms is no longer working” occurs when running Office 365 under Windows 8 operating system. It happens when you create a chart and trying to save a file. It works with Word, Powerpoint and Excel. Here is how to fix this error.

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By Notebook News Author on Thursday, February 28, 2013; Filed Under: Alienware Notebook News
Folks at Dell have released Command Center for the Alienware notebooks running Windows 8 operating system. The new version v2.8 is also fully compatible with Windows 7 and brings myriad fixes and enhancements over the previous version.

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By Notebook News Author on Wednesday, February 27, 2013; Filed Under: Alienware Notebook News
If you have installed Windows 8 on your Alienware M18x notebook, you might have noticed that the eject button no longer works under Windows 8 operating system. Dell, the parent company of Alienware has been silent about this issue. However, there is a quick workaround where you assign one of the app keys on the left to perform eject button action. To do that, follow these steps.

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By Notebook News Author on Tuesday, February 26, 2013; Filed Under: Alienware Notebook News
I just bought myself an Alienware M18x last week and immediately installed Crysis 3 to see how its Nvidia 680M SLI performs is like on this gaming laptop. Installation went fine but I was able to max out all the graphics under Crysis’ settings.

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By Notebook News Author on Tuesday, February 26, 2013; Filed Under: Alienware Notebook News
Nvidia has already said that it would be making only a limited number of GeForce Titan graphics cards and folks at Maingear have already chosen the Nvidia GK110 Titan GPU for their SHIFT gaming desktop systems. In fact, it has 3 of them arranged in SLI configuration.
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By Notebook News Author on Wednesday, February 20, 2013; Filed Under: Other
Nvidia has introduced its most powerful graphics processing unit till now called the GK110. It is a high end GPU that is looks very similar to dual-GK104 GeForce GTX 690. Made with magnesium alloy cooler shroud and acrylic window that allows users to the fin aluminum stack stack from beneath.

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By Notebook News Author on Monday, February 18, 2013; Filed Under: Other