“As Intel was rolling out its desktop Sandy Bridge processors earlier this month, it also unleashed a whole family of mobile variants. Join us as we benchmark a behemoth of a laptop powered by Intel’s second-quickest mobile Sandy Bridge CPU.”Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- Asus U41JF-A1 Review @ TechReviewSource
- Lenovo IdeaPad U260 12.5″ Laptop @ Techspot
- The Brazos Review: AMD’s E-350 Supplants ION for mini-ITX @ AnandTech
- MSI CX623 Laptop Review – Core i5/Geforce 310M @ KitGuru
- First taste of Honeycomb: Android 3.0 user interface preview @ Ars Technica
- Mobile GPU Comparison Guide Rev. 10.8 @ TechARP
- This Just In: LG Optimus 2X, Our First Tegra 2 Smartphone @ AnandTech
- Mivizu Croc Leather iPad Folio Review @ OCIA
- Luxa2 Ph3 iPhone cover @ Rbmods
- iPhone 4 App of the Week – Beluga Messenger @ t-break
- Case Mate Fuel Max for iPhone 4 Review @ t-break
- Case Mate Gelli case for iPhone 4 Review @ t-break
- Top 5 iPhone 4 Apps of Jan 2011 @ t-break
- Evercool FIT Notebook Cooler Review @ OverclockersHQ
- Shield Skins Motorola DroidX Full Body Skin Review @ BayReviews
Why we still love SandyBridge
Now that SandyBridge has revealed her deep dark secret you might be tempted to call the relationship off completely, but that would be a mistake. Sure, she gets bored of old style storage quickly but with the bling of SATA 6 Gb/s drives can you really blame her? Besides, she is one hot platform that you really ought to take a ride on. Just look at how fast she satisfied The Tech Report when they took her out. She took everything they threw at her with ease and style and was ready for more. She does get around a lot but that it doesn’t mean she can’t compete with those other chassis who stay in one place while providing pleasure to their users.