 | | July 26, 2011 |  | Apple Updates MacBook Air with Intel Sandy Bridge Just nine months after the last refresh of the MacBook Air, Apple has come out with a new edition of its lightweight notebooks - this time featuring Intel's second-generation Intel Sandy Bridge processors, backlit keyboards and a Thunderbolt port. The system also features Apple's new OS X Lion, the fast and feature-packed upgrade to its operating system platform. » Get a fresh outlook on the updated MacBook Air |
 | Video Chat Makes the Grade from PCs to Smartphones Video chat has evolved to become a widely accepted means of communications among consumers and business types. The problem is that there is a wide and varied assortment of chat options available, including some that throw social computing into the mix. We look at some of the best options as part of our Back to School Buyer's Guide 2011! » Read the latest on video chat options |
 | To Serve and Protect: Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011 Review NotebookReview kicks off it's look at the top anti-virus software solutions with a review of Kaspersky's Anti-Virus 2011 software. The software provides protection against essential Internet threats including viruses, spyware, and malware and features an "Urgent Detection System" with real-time threat analysis. Anti-Virus 2011 is also designed to use a very small amount of resources so it will not affect computer performance. » Read the full Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011 review |
 | Good Buy or Not Good Buy: The Asus U31SD Review and Question The ASUS U31SD is not a bad value for the $799 pricetag. Its strengths include an excellent 11-hour battery life, cool and quiet operation, and good performance for everyday tasks. Another highlight is the included two-year warranty, which includes one year of accidental damage protection. As our review notes, however, the system offers an uninspiring keyboard and touchpad, questionable build quality, and a barebones selection of input/output ports. Yet, we can still recommend it as a relatively good buy. Want to find out why? Read the full review. » Read the full ASUS U31SD review |
 | Sky is the Limit When SOHOs Take to the Cloud Cloud-based services are all the rage as companies look to cut costs by paying for needed software on a per-user basis. With Microsoft, Google and IBM jumping to the cloud, smart SOHO users can now sign on for significant productivity benefits and a sharpened competitive edge. » Read the latest in the TechnologyGuide SOHO series |
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