The Inspiron 1525 has been made available beggining with 9 January. It was expected to be released this December, but it was postponed. Dell’s Australian website listed the product details for the notebook. It features a 2GHz Core 2 Duo T7250, an integrated graphic card X3100, 15.4 inch Widescreen WXGA, TFT Display with TrueLife, 2GB 667MHz dual-channel DDR2 and 160GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive. Dells special offer includes a free upgrade of the hard drive to 250GB until 3 January. We think that it had been better if this offer came out for Christmas, but they probably know better.

According to some emails sent by The Other World Computing Team, Axiotron’s ModBook will finally be launched next year. The Tablet PC has been awaited for over a year and now the marketers of ModBook say that they will actually start shipping. They made a list with available configurations for the potential customers and they also said that some of them may receive an $80 discount. It can feature WAAS Enabled GPS, Apple OS 10.5.x Leopard, Hard Drive available up to 570GB, Memory available up to 4.0 GB, processor speed of 2.2GHz, Intel GMA X3100 Accelerated Video and Apple iLife ‘08 Included. If you believe this, you can be happier as they announced that the product will be very cheap.

MadBoxPC announced that AMD will launch three graphic cards in January. ATI Radeon 3450 HD for the RV620 55-nm which sports a core clock of 525MHz, a memory clock of 800 MHz, RAM of 256MB DDR2, VGA and Display Ports outputs. ATI Radeon 3470 HD for the RV620 55-nm, but the core clock is 800 MHz and the memory clock is 1000 MHz. Now, the graphics card memory includes 256MB and 512MB of GDDR3. PCI Express 2.0 with outputs like VGA, TV-OUT and DVI-I. ATI Radeon 3650 HD uses the RV635 core, which will have two version. XT with a core clock of 800 MHz and memory clock of 1000 MHz. PRO with a core clock of 600 MHz and memory clock of 1000 MHz. The cars memory includes 256MB and 512MB of GDDR3 RAM. The price for the first graphic is $50, for the second $60 and for the third $100.

The rivalry between Apple and Intel seems to vanish. In the near future, the “fruit company” will be one of the numerous supporters of Intel’s “Menlow” Mobile Internet Device (MID) platform. Apple will use for many products on 2008 the 45nm Silverthorne chips. These mini-chips are as fast as the second generation of Pentium M processors, but they “need” between half-a-watt and two watts of electric power. Apple will use Silverthorne for cellphones, ultra mobile PC’s and other MIDs. The chips will be available for about $100 when Apple will start shipping them in early 2008.

The sales of the Mio C620 and C620t has been announced in Europe, but we don’t have any information of the price or the availability for America. What makes the C620-series different from other GPS devices is the preloaded landmarks which gives you a 3D experience. The 4.3-inch display can be used in split screen mode so you could see all the turns you have to make to the destination. The Mio C620 and C620t also feature speed camera alerts and traffic alerts. With this devices we’re sore that we can always find the best way of reaching the destination.

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