It’s quite common for one to only own a laptop computer. Although we love our DIY, the desktop computer, in general, is bulky, and not very portable. However, there is no denying that sitting at a desk is much better for posture and productivity, not to mention, better for the chance to bear future offspring. And that’s might be some …
GETAC is well known for their product line consisting of ruggedized notebooks, tablets and PDAs built for the toughest of conditions. Futurelooks has had quite a bit of experience in the past torturing their products including dancing on them, tossing them, and dunking them in water (roll video). We’ve even had the pleasure of reviewing their products a …
It used to be that there was a great divide between the world of desktop PCs and notebook computers. If you really needed a powerhouse of a machine that could handle your high-end gaming and video editing, there really was no choice but to go with a desktop. If you wanted to take your work on the road, naturally a …
Buying a new computer can be a very exciting experience, but it can also be incredibly frustrating and gut-wrenching when you’re not really sure which way to turn. It also doesn’t help if you happen to be tighter on funds–either by personality or by circumstance–but you know that you’ll be happier when you finally have that new computer in your …
Thin and light is the name of the game. You no longer have to lug around a heavy laptop to get the full PC experience, thanks to the recent generation of Intel-powered ultrabooks. Today, we take a look at the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook that slots right into that market. The silver anodized aluminum body immediately speaks to the higher …
“Dude, get a Dell!”
Remember those old ads on TV? It used to be that people would turn to a company like Dell to get an inexpensive laptop that was reasonably reliable and while Dell still has products that lean toward that end of the market, they’ve also got offerings for the higher end of the market too. One such …
A short while ago, we had the Dell Inspiron 14z laptop in the Futurelooks labs. We gave you an unboxing video and then followed it up with a full review. What if you want something beefier, shinier, and more powerful? That’s where the XPS from Dell comes into play. Even the box is nicer!
To get a better sense …
Dell has always been a pretty consistent name when it comes to the consumer computing end of the spectrum. They may not necessarily have the most powerful machines or the sexiest products, but they’ve done a good job at keeping the prices reasonable while still offering you a decent package. And that same fundamental philosophy is continuing with the Dell Inspiron …
What can you get when you want something that looks reasonably nice but won’t break the bank? One possible answer to that question is the Dell Inspiron 14z, a reasonably priced notebook for people with reasonable expectations. Check out our video unboxing above (or directly on YouTube) and overview above for a closer look.
We got one of these …
Android tablets are slowly increasing in popularity, but they still lag significantly behind the Apple iPad. Many of these Android tablets are seemingly similar, so the manufacturers are doing what they can to stand out from the crowd. In the case of the LG Optimus Pad, they went with a slightly different screen size and they included a dual camera …
Are you in the market for a new tablet and you can’t tell the difference between all the different Android tablets out there? Futurelooks has you covered. We’ve taken the Asus Eee Pad Transformer out for a long-term test, getting a better sense of how this product performs in a day-to-day situation.
Some key features include the Tegra2 processor, 10.1-inch …
Many people are either moving away from their desktop PCs and embracing the mobile lifestyle with a suitable notebook PC or they are supplementing their desktops with a laptop. In either case, it’s important to invest in a proper notebook cooler. This can keep the temperature down and the performance up on today’s high performance machines.
You might remember the …
