MSI has announced that their new ultraslim X340 notebook are now available in stores. The MSI X340 is 6 mm at its thinnest and 20 mm at its widest, weighing only 1.3 kilograms with battery.

HP recently announced three new ultraportables in its netbook line — the HP Mini 2140, HP Mini 1100 and the red Vivienne Tam Special Edition.

According to a recent interview with hacker, Charles Miller, he stated that the Safari is easier to exploit rather than Firefox or IE because it runs on Mac OS.
During the Pwn2Own 2009 hacking competition, Charlie was able to take control of a fully patched Macbook in mere seconds by exploiting a security vulnerability on [...]

Dell finally revealed it’s Macbook Air competitor, the Dell Adamo — a 0.65″ thin notebook (thinner than Mac Air’s 0.76″ base). Dell is targeting high-end customers so the base price starts at $1,999 and could go up to $2,699.

Now that the Sony Vaio P is available in the Philippines, we got a review unit and tested it out for about a week. Here’s a quick run down of my review:

New owners of the Dell Vostro A840 laptop will be entitled to a free phone (LG KP105) between January 15 – February 15, 2009, nationwide.

Sony Philippines officially launched the Sony Vaio P, their ultra portable laptop that doesn’t want to be called a netbook. Sony claims the Vaio P belongs to a class of its own and avoids calling it a netbook.

Acer officially announced the newer Acer Aspire One with a 10.1″ display screen. The 1.18 kg netbook is the 2nd generation of portable and affordable laptops that came out the Taiwanese PC manufacturer.

The 10” Aspire One comes with 802.11b/g WiFi and Acer Signal Up technology built-in as standard for easy access to available wireless networks. [...]

Asus unveiled two new touchscreen netbooks during CES 2009 — the 9-inch Eee PC T91 and the 10-inch Eee PC T101H.

Sony’s own version of a netbook is somewhat different from the rest of the netbooks we grew to know and love. Officially announced today, the 1.4-lbs Sony Vaio P will try to change the way you look at portables.