Top 5 laptops under 25,000 INR..

1.SAMSUNG.

model no.NP300E5Z-A01IN

1.It is powered by 2.0 GHz Intel second generation Pentium Dual Core processor, 

2.Intel HD graphics, 2 GB of DDR3 RAM and supports 500 GB of hard disk.

3.It sports 15.6 inch anti-reflective HD LED display with 1366×768 pixels of  resolution,

4.in built webcam, digital microphone, speakers with SRS 3D surround sound technology.

5.SuperMulti Double Layer Support optical drive and for connectivity it has all the necessary ports and has a price tag of 23,600.

2..Acer Aspire 5733z.

• 1.Acer Aspire 5733z: Intel Pentium Dual Core processor,

• 2.13 GHz clock speed

• 3.15.6 Inch of LED Display Screen

• 4.Linux OS 

• 5.2 GB DDR3 RAM 

• 6.320 GB of HDD Capacity 

• 7.WiFi IEEE 8  ,8.6 cell Battery  2.60 Kg of Weight   

Price: Rs. 22,614/-

3.Lenovo Essential G Series G570

• Intel Pentium Dual Core 2nd Generation processor,
• 2 Ghz of clock speed 
• 15.6 inches of HD LED Glare Display screen 
•  2 GB DDR3 RAM 
• 500 GB of HDD Capacity 
• Free DOS 
• 0.3 MP Webcam 
• WiFi IEEE 802.11b/g/n 
• 6 Cell Lithium-ion 
• 2.6 kg of Weight   

Price: Rs. 24,168/-

4.Dell Inspiron 5050

• Intel Pentium Dual Core 2nd Generation processor, 
• 2.2 GHz of clock speed 
• 15.6 Inches of HD WLED Display screen 
• Linux Operating System 
• 2 GB DDR3 RAM 
• 320 GB of HDD Capacity 
• 0.3 megapixel web camera 
• WiFi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 
• 6-cell Battery 
• 2.37 kg of Weight

Price: Rs. 24,675/-

5.Lenovo Essential G505.

• Windows 8 64bitAMD 
• APU Dual Core
• 4GB DDR3
• 1 TB HDD
• 15.6 Inches HD LED Display
• 1366 x 768 Pixel 

 price- Rs.24750/-

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Surface 2 expected at September 23 Microsoft event

Microsoft on Monday sent out invitations to a September 23 event at which it is expected to unveil new Surface tablets to challenge iPads and Android devices dominating the market.

The event to be held in New York comes as the US technology giant struggles to remain relevant as Internet age lifestyles shift from traditional computers to smartphones and tablets.

Email invitations to the "Surface NYC event" revealed little more than time and place details displayed over a graphic image of a Surface tablet and matching keyboard.

Microsoft last month knocked $100 off the price of high-end versions of its Surface tablet, which is competing against Apple's iPad and devices that use Google's Android system.

The software giant's online store is offering US consumers the Surface Pro for $799 or $899, depending on memory capacity, down from $899 and $999 respectively.

The Surface RT (Review I Pictures) is a basic version of the tablet, which got a 30 percent price cut earlier in the year after failing to gain traction in the market.

The Surface RT price dropped to $349 from $499.

The promotion came on the heels of shabby tablet sales that resulted in Microsoft taking a $900 million charge against fourth quarter earnings, which closed at the end of June.

(Also see: Microsoft results hit by weak demand for Surface tablet)

The charge exceeds sales of the tablet since it was launched at the end of October 2012, estimated by the company at $853 million.

Surface was introduced to showcase Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system, which was launched at the same time in a bid to make up for ground lost to Apple and Google in the mobile domain.

Pressure on Microsoft to avoid becoming obsolete in the rapidly evolving technology world has triggered an overhaul of Windows; early retirement plans for chief Steve Ballmer, and the multibillion-dollar buy of Nokia's handset business.

The deal worth $7.2 billion (5.44 billion euros) gives Microsoft Nokia's mobile phone operations along with an array of patents and licenses to help compete with rival platforms.

(Also see: Microsoft to acquire Nokia's Devices & Services business in 5.44 billion euros deal)

The deal also moves Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop, who was hired from Microsoft in 2010 to turn the company around, back to his former firm, and makes him a likely candidate to succeed Ballmer when he retires.

Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer announced has announced he will retire by August of next year.

Ballmer took over as CEO in 2000 from co-founder Bill Gates, a classmate and friend from their days at Harvard University in the 1970s.

When Ballmer took over, Microsoft was the undisputed tech sector leader, and the world's largest company in market value. But in recent years it has struggled as consumers move from desktop and laptop PCs to mobile devices.

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Asus Announces Zenbook Infinity With Gorilla Glass 3 Lid, Touchscreen Display

Asus has unveiled its new Zenbook Infinity Ultrabook during Computex 2013 today, the world’s first Ultrabook to sport a lid comprised entirely from Corning’s Gorilla Glass 3.

The Gorilla Glass has been fused directly to the aluminum frame, allowing for a thickness of just 15.5-mm thin (about 0.61 inches). That’s 14-percent thinner than the previous generation Zenbook, the company said.

New Corning Gorilla Glass 3 has the same durability and thinness as Gorilla Glass 2, but uses Corning’s proprietary NDR glass composition for superior scratch resistance, reduced scratch visibility and improved toughness. Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with NDR has three times the scratch resistance of Gorilla Glass 2, and gives a 40% reduction in the number of highly visible scratches with a 40% improvement in retained strength if a deep scratch does occur.

The Asus Zenbook Infinity has a built-in touchscreen as well as a backlit keyboard. Inside, there is a 28W dual-core Haswell part with GT3 graphics, otherwise known as Iris 5100. It will come in at a similar 13.3-inches like the Asus Zenbook Prime.

It also has a USB 3.0 port on each side, along with an SD card slot, micro-HDMI port and a Mini DisplayPort. 

The new Zenbook Infinity isn’t slated to hit the market until Q4, and hence further specifications have not been revealed yet! Stay tuned!

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