Articles about core i3

Even if in US the All in One Desktop segment is dominated by Apple with the iMac there are still a few options worth considering (see here a list of All in One Touchscreen desktops you should look for), cheaper options with better features than the number one player. MSI is aiming to be one of those choices with the Wind Top AE2280 All in One desktop PC. Let's break down into a few lines the advantages of MSI Wind Top AE2280 over the iMac: lower price (starts at 949.99$ with a Core i3 CPU), mult...

We've talked extensively about the HP TouchSmart TM2 convertible tablet here at AllTouchTablet, but we haven't really talked about its performance. Now, thanks to Engadget, who thoroughly tested the Core i3 version of the HP TM2 we can tell you more about what you can expect from it.This Ultra Low Voltage Core i3 TM2 currently retails for 939$ (or 929$ for the 7200 RPM HDD version) and offers pretty good bang for the buck, with a CPU that is powerful enough for multitasking freaks and doesn'...

Tablets are cool, in general, but not all types of tablets are gaining the 'respect' manufacturers want. Take convertible tablets for example: it's the old Tablet PC with a twist in the sense that hardware is updated, but it's the same concept, a very expensive one.Despite this fact Gigabyte is giving a try to the convertible tablet with the newly announced Gigabyte M1125 model, featuring the new Intel Core i3 ULV CPU (Calpella series) in a 11.6 inch form factor. This makes the Gigabtye M112...

We've told you a few weeks ago that HP is planning a refresh for its TouchSmart TM2 convertible tablet, which will be offered with Core i3 and i5 CPUs to increase performance. Now it seems the new HP TM2 is already in stores, for a nice sub 1000$ price (950 to be precise). For this kind of money you're getting a Core i3- 330M CPU (no low voltage), 4 GB RAM (max 8GB supported), a spacious 640 GB Hard drive, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit OS and the gorgeous 12 inch capacitive multi touch screen th...

Remember the HP TouchSmart TM2? It's one of the best tablet PCs you can buy today and it's priced conveniently at under 900 $ for the base version with an Intel ULV CPU and a fast 7200 RPM hard drive. It's cheaper than a fully fledged touch tablet like the Lenovo X201T that will set you back around 2000$ and is more powerful than a netbook tablet PC.Now it will be even more powerful thanks to the addition of Core i3 and i5 processor upgrades, slated sometime this summer. It's not official ye...