Fresh off of Intel’s official unveiling of their next generation Sandy Bridge platform, CyberPower has stepped forward to announce their own Sandy Bridge-powered gear. The Xplorer is the companies new Sandy Bridge-equipped line of laptops featuring Turbo Boost 2.0 technology, a more efficient design, and cooler running internals all while being faster overall. Besides the Sandy Bridge processors, Xplorer laptops will feature a 1920 x 1080 HD display, 4 GB of DDR3...

In an effort to chip away at Apple’s incredibly thin MacBook Air, Samsung hit Apple head on with their new Series 9 notebook. At 13.3-inches in size and less than 3lbs. in weight, it’s certainly up there with Apple in terms of lightness and size. In fact, Samsung actually claims that the 9-series notebook is thinner than Apple’s MacBook Air. (When will they learn, thinner isn’t always better?) As for the display specifics, it is LED-lit with 1,366...

Today at AT&T’s CES press conference, CEO Ralph de la Vega announced the carrier’s 4G plans through 2011 as well as new devices coming out that will make use of the new found speed. We haven’t much time to stuff in colorful and artistic language, so we’ll get right to it — AT&T is launching their LTE network in mid-2011. The 20 devices designed to tap into AT&T’s upcoming 4G network will launch sporadically throughout the...

CES 2011 is said to be the year of the tablet. And at the ASUS press keynote, that phrase rang true as the company unveiled four tablet devices: Eee MeMO, Transformer, Slider, and Slate. The tablets are definitely slick looking and show ASUS’ attention to detail — much the same as Apple. However, as ASUS noted in their keynote, they like to provide choices to consumers. With that said, hop inside for the full rundown — pictures, words, and press...

Samsung Electronics announced today that it has officially developed the world’s first DDR4 modules using a 30nm design process, with a transfer rate peaking at 2.133Gigabits per second @ 1.2 volts. Compare that to DDR3′s best attempts of 1.6Gbps @ 1.35V and 1.5V and you can see where the heat and energy savings come into play. For PC enthusiasts, the next frontier of custom computers is on the horizon thanks in part to DDR4′s increased performance and...