Alienware one of the best laptop for hackers. For 2016, Alienware is upgrading its winning formula for gaming laptops, bringing Intel’s new 6th-gen Core i7 CPU and Nvidia’s 980M graphics to its leading 17-inch gaming laptop. You still get Alienware’s signature spaceship-inspired case, tons of customizable lights and a comfy keyboard. Toss in a 17.3-inch screen that sets a new bar for gaming machines, and you’ve got a pretty potent package for $2,750. Other notebooks have more powerful desktop-level GPUs built in, but when you connect the Alienware 17 to the optional graphics amp ($980 with Nvidia 980Ti GPU), its gaming performance goes to a whole other level while future-proofing your purchase.
Here’s looking at you, kid. Following the current trend of outfitting gaming laptops with ultra-high-resolution displays, Lenovo has launched the Y50-70 Touch. Priced at $1,499, the Y50-70 Touch adds a 3840 x 2160-pixel touch panel to the Y50’s chassis. To further justify the price increase, Lenovo has upgraded the processor and storage, which translates into a small bump in performance. All of this is nice, but like its Y Series brethren, the Y50-70 is plagued with a bulky frame and short battery life, keeping it from being realistically portable.
4K displays are relatively rare for TVs, and even more so for notebooks — which is one of the reasons Dell’s refreshed XPS 15 is so interesting. Its crystal-sharp 15-inch touch screen is a delight for video and photo editors. But, more important, the XPS 15 ($2,549 as configured; starting at $1,599) has the muscle to back it up: a Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce GT 750M graphics. And it’s encased in a lovely aluminum and carbon-fiber shell, making it as — if not more — attractive than the MacBook Pro with Retina display. But is it worth it to spend more than $2K on 4K?
Specs
CPU
Intel Core i7-4712HQ Processor
Operating System
Windows 8.1
RAM
16GB
Hard Drive Size
512GB
Hard Drive Type
SSD Drive
Display Size
15.6
Native Resolution
3840 x 2160
Graphics Card
NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2GB GDDR5
Video Memory
2GB
Wi-Fi
802.11ac
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 4.0
Touchpad Size
4.1 x 3.1-inch
Ports (excluding USB)
USB 3.0
Ports (excluding USB)
HDMI
Ports (excluding USB)
Headphone
Ports (excluding USB)
Mini Display Port
Ports (excluding USB)
SD card slot
Size
.7 x 14.6 x 10 inches
Weight
4.44 pounds
4. Asus Zenbook UX305FA
Designed to beat the MacBook and competitors like the HP Spectre at their superslim game, the Asus ZenBook 3 UX390UA tips the scales at just 2 pounds but offers heavyweight performance, thanks to an optional 7th-Generation Core i7 CPU and a blazing-fast PCIe SSD. Starting at $1,099 ($1,599 as tested), the 12.5-inch laptop also provides an extremely vibrant screen, rich audio and, on the top config, a uniquely beautiful royal-blue chassis. However, if you want the sleekness and speed of the ZenBook 3, you’ll also have to accept mediocre battery life and a lone USB Type-C port for both power and data.
I can’t believe that it’s budget! Dell’s new Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming laptop (starting at $799, reviewed at $849) has the looks of a system twice its price. Thanks to its 7th-generation Intel Core i5 processor and Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti GPU, this laptop is more than a pretty face. It has plenty of power to play most of your favorite games (on medium settings) and can multitask with the best of them. The lackluster display leaves a lot to be desired and keeps the laptop from earning our coveted Editor’s Choice rating. But if you’re looking for a solid gaming notebook that doesn’t drain your wallet, one thing’s for sure — the price is definitely right.
Specs
CPU
2.5-GHz Intel Core i5-7300HQ processor
Operating System
Windows 10 Home
RAM
8GB
RAM Upgradable to
32GB
Hard Drive Size
256GB
Hard Drive Type
SSD
Display Size
15.6
Highest Available Resolution
3840 x 2160
Native Resolution
1920×1080
Optical Drive
None
Optical Drive Speed
n/a
Graphics Card
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti/Intel HD Graphics 630 GPU
The exclusive Lenovo IdeaPad U430 Touch has all the right ingredients for a great Ultrabook. Inside this sharply designed $699 machine is a fourth-generation Intel Core i5 processor, a sharp 1600 x 900 touch screen and excellent battery life — more than enough to meet the competition head-on. And Lenovo ups the ante with interesting features such as voice control. Find out why the U430 Touch is one of our favorite value-priced Ultrabooks.
If you are a tech lover then you will be knowing about the HP ProBook series very well which are considered as the best in the tech market. HP ProBook 450 G3 has modified its series specs in a well manner and has taken the product to a next level.
CPU
Intel Core i7 (6th Gen) 6500U / 2.5 GHz
Operating System
Windows 7
RAM
8GB
RAM Upgradable to
16GB
Hard Drive Size
500GB
Hard Drive Speed
5,400rpm
Hard Drive Type
Serial ATA Hybrid
8.Razer Blade Pro
Razer is a feng shui master. Once again, the company has somehow managed to squeeze a whole lot of awesomeness into the Blade Pro’s 0.88-inch chassis, including an Intel Core i7 processor and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 GPU. As if that weren’t enough, the 17-inch laptop also comes with Razer’s ultra-low-profile mechanical keyboard — a world’s first — and a 4K touch screen that uses Nvidia’ G-Sync anti-tearing technology. The mind-blowing performance, sleek design and gorgeous display make the $3,699 Razer Blade Pro feel like it’s worth every penny.
Powered by a new generation of mobile graphics starring Nvidia’s brand-new GTX 1070 graphics card, Asus’ ROG G752VS OC’s offers record-breaking gaming performance for hundreds less than older notebooks featuring Nvidia 900-series GPUs. And despite the savings, Asus hasn’t skimped on other features, as the G752VS features a massive 32GB of RAM and a bright, 17.3-inch full-HD display in a refreshingly sleek gray-and-copper body. And while there’s a number of other 1070-powered systems yet to come, for $2,499, Asus’ ROG G752VS OC has set a new standard for high-powered gaming rigs.
Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display returns for 2015, this time with the power of the Force. This refreshed MacBook sports the company’s innovative Force Touch trackpad, which can perform a host of pressure-sensitive commands. It also packs an optional AMD Radeon R9 R9 M370X GPU, which Apple says can deliver up to 80 times the graphics performance as last year’s model.
Phig shows the audience the "CyberWorld", a futuristic museum of infinite possibilities. Meanwhile, three computer bugs (Buzzed, Wired, and Frazzled) come and try to eat the CyberWorld through its number coding. When Phig knows about them and hunts for the destructive computer bugs, she presents various short stock clips of computer animated productions, such as scenes from Antz and episodes of The Simpsons post-converted to 3D . In the end, Buzzed, Wired and Frazzled create a black hole (akin to "Homer³"), which inexplicitly leads to their deaths for all the trouble they have caused. Phig is nearly swallowed up as well, but not before her "knight in cyber armor" technician Hank reboots the entire system just as she is sucked into the vortex. The movie eventually concludes with Phig explaining to the audience that none of the events caused by the bugs ever occurred. To prove her point, she attempts to summon her battle gear, only to receive a p...
Cyber World: Tales of Humanity's Tomorrow is a science fiction anthology edited by Jason Heller and Josh Viola with twenty short stories by award-winning and bestselling authors, including Saladin Ahmed , Nisi Shawl , E. Lily Yu , Cat Rambo , Matthew Kressel , Paolo Bacigalupi , Minister Faust , Stephen Graham Jones , Alyssa Wong , Keith Ferrell , and many others. Richard Kadrey wrote the book's foreword and Chuck Wendig and Warren Ellis provided blurbs, praising the collection. The book received a starred review from Publishers Weekly , who said the book expands the "already-fluid definition of cyberpunk". [4] [5] The book also features a companion soundtrack primarily composed of music by Klayton , who records as Celldweller , Circle of Dust , and Scandroid . There are also two tracks by Mega Drive.
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