The LawnPC is a new green PC concept that does not run on electricity, but is self powered with the solar-cell embedded in the grass like lawn located above the case. The artificial green grass is made from natural cotton fabric which features integrated inkjet printed solar cells, generating around 60 watts per hour. I think the LawnPC can be combined with the low powered LED display. The LawnPC also connects wirelessy to the LCD screen that allows you to place the CPU wherever you want. [ecofriend] More
Hardcore gamers will be glad to hear that Lenovo has finally released the new Lenovo H210 gaming desktop that is able to run Crysis at full resolution. The H210 is priced at $399 upwards, depending on the configuration. For the basic configuration, the desktop offers Intel Core 2 Duo processor, Max. 640GB hard drive, Max. 4GB RAM, DVD-RW drive, Bright Vision technology for automatic screen brightness, Bright Eye camera, VeriFace facial recognition software, 16-in-1 memory card slot, a total of eight USB 2.0 ports and Lenovo Rescue System just in case the operating system crashed. The monitor is sold separately. [Press Release]
Averatec enters the nettop market with its A1. The spanking new nettop comes jam packed with an 18.4 inch LCD display which is perfect for use in home. The mini desktop computer features a 18.4 inch LCD monitor at 1,680 x 945 resolution, Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, 1GB RAM, 160GB hard drive, Wi-Fi connectivity, 1.3MP webcam, 4-in-1 memory card reader, DVD Multidrive and a total of four USB 2.0 ports. The Averatec A1 is powered by Windows XP OS and retails for 499Euros. [LaptopMag]
Motorola VC6096 is an in-vehicle/ fixed mount mobile computer that is designed specially for transportation and logistics providers. The device comes equipped with an integrated 3.5G GSM HSDPA WWAN, 802.11a/b/g WiFi, Bluetooth, and a SiRF Star III GPS receiver. The gadget is powered by a 624Mhz processor, 128MB of RAM, 256MB flash, and Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro. The Motorola VC6096 also features SD card slot, five programmable soft keys, a microphone and speakers. [NaviGadget]
You can now purchase the Shuttle X2700N nettop computer. The mini PC comes equipped with an Intel Atom 230 1.6GHz processor with 1GB DDR2 RAM, 120GB hard disk drive, Intel GMA950 integrated graphics set, DVD writer, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi connectivity, VGA, DVI, audio in/out and six USB 2.0 ports. You just need to spend your $379.99 to bring home this computer. [Engadget]
The Acer X3200 mini desktop offers you the high definition entertainment. The computer is powered by a quad-core AMD processor, HDMI connectivity, Blu-ray player, up to 4GB RAM, up to 1TB storage space, and Nvidia GeForce 8200 graphics processor. No word on pricing so far. [ElectricPig]
Lenovo’s new ThinkCentre A62 desktop PC has been unveiled in the US. The computer comes bundled with the 1.1 Dash remote management system repair and “Express” that detects numerous corruption system quickly. The company claims that its AMD CPU 15w uses up to 40 percent less electricity than its predecessor ThinkCentre. The PC also features 35 percent post-consumer recycled material. The ThinkCentre A62 desktop will be released in September 2008 for $399. [TechShout]
Chris Cook (aka cc3d) has designed a cool wooden computer case. The cool factor for this Wood Computer Case is that it comes with unique side panels that slide up to open. The case is also constructed from different types of wood. See more pictures after the jump. [bit-tech] More
With this Portable PC Theater Concept, you can enjoy your favorite movies anytime and anywhere. You just need to find a power outlet. The Portable PC Theater Concept is actually a combination of a projector and a notebook. Designed by Jin Woo Han, the PC features a full-fledged multimedia PC and a 5.1 surround sound system. Unfortunately, there is no info on when this PC concept will go into mass production. [Coroflot]
Cannon PC is ready to release the Microsoft Windows Media Center TV Pack with its line for Media Center PCs next month. It supports up to 4 TV tuners (including digital cable tuners), ClearQAM (Unencrypted Digital Cable) tuners, sharing of unprotected digital content via PlayReady enabled PCs and more. Prices start from $1,299 upwards. [Chris Lanier's Blog]
