Hard Graft U MacBook Sleeve
Hard Graft impresses us again with the new U MacBook Sleeve which adds a clever leather pocket to the exterior of the case. The clever pocket covers all the bases with room for your iPod or iPhone, a small notebook, and a pen. Available for every current MacBook, including the older black/white models and the previous MacBook Pros. Link: $115
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Alienware M15x
Alienware serves up the latest bleeding edge technology with their ridiculously overpowered M15x gaming laptop. Available options include Core i7 processors up to 2.0GHz (w/ 3.2GHz turbo mode), 1GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 260M graphics, up to 8GBs of RAM, and up to 500GBs of Hard Disk storage. Link: From $1,500
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HP Envy
HP aims to outdo the MacBook with their new VooDooPC-derived Envy, a series of high performance 13 and 15 inch notebooks which boast bright displays and extended battery life. Both models feature Radeon 4330 graphics, seven hours of battery life, Core i7 on the 15 inch, and an optional "Slim Fit" battery for additional power. Link: $1,700-$1,800
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Incase Nylon Tech Brief
Superbly minimalist and exceedingly functional, Incase's Nylon Tech Brief is designed for the 17'' inch MacBook Pro though we can't see why smaller laptops can't take advantage of the reinforced notebook compartment. The bag also features a weather resistant exterior, faux-fur lining, and a breakaway key-ring. Link: $80
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Nokia N900
The N900 is the end result of years of experience with tablet technology coalescing into a handset sized all-in-one that will even have the iPhone loyalists taking notice. The N900 features the much hyped ARM Cortex A8 processor, 3.5'' screen, 1GB of memory, and OpenGL ES 2.0 graphic acceleration. Other notable features include a 5MP camera, 32GB storage, 3G connectivity, WiFi, and Flash support. Link: $700
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Sony Reader Daily Edition
Looks like Sony isn't going to sit out the fight with the Kindle after all, the company just unveiled their very own 3G capable e-book reader, The Sony Reader Daily Edition. The design (which we think is sleeker than the Kindle) houses a seven inch, touch screen display which can be turned horizontally for reading in landscape mode. The killer feature here is obviously the 3G access which gives you a fee-free connection to Sony's online bookstore. It also can access Google's public domain library and even more interesting a service called "OverDrive" which lets you borrow books with a valid library card from your local library that are formatted for your Sony Reader. Link: $400
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Incase Uniform Experiment Sleeve
Japanese online magazine Honeyee and clothing brand Uniform Experiment have banded together on a new sleeve (for 13'' MacBook). The sleeve is covered in a safety pin pattern and is made from a faux leather and is lined in faux fur. Link: $84
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Sony PRS-300 & PRS-600
Sony is counteracting the Amazon Kindle with a couple of new e-readers that boast touch screens and portable footprints. The big deal here is that Sony's e-readers will have the ability to access Google's gargantuan library of free public domain books. Undercutting the Kindle and offering a massive library of free content? Sign us up. Link: $200-$300
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Sony Vaio W
Sony is finally getting into the netbook game (that $1000 Vaio P doesn't count) with the W Series line of netbooks. The computers feature a 1.66GHz processor, 160GB hard drive, 1GB Ram, built-in camera, Wi-Fi, and a 10.1 LED-backlit display. Link: $500
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Colorware Stealth MacBook Pro
The MacBook Pro is getting the Skunkworks treatment via the folks at Colorware with their new limited edition Stealth MacBook Pro. They've taken a 15'' inch model (3.06Ghz, 8GB ram, Matte screen, 256GB SSD) and gave it a stealth black treatment that encases the entire notebook and uses a "soft-touch" coating that is scuff and fingerprint resistant. Link: $6000 / Source
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