Fujitsu Siemens unveils graphics solution

Fujitsu Seimens' external laptop graphics solution will launch later this month, reports arts technica.

The device is a relatively straightforward implementation of a new platform for external GPUs and other PCIe devices on laptops that was unveiled by AMD this summer.

While the current device isn't that compelling - it's appearing on only one laptop so far - it does play Crysis, and the technology behind it has promise.

Kingston is now shipping its HyperX DDR3 ultra-low latency SO-DIMM RAM for notebooks, according to SlipperyBrick.

The RAM operates at 1066MHz and is pre-programmed for high-performance.

DDR3 offers higher operating frequencies promising more performance. However, the drawback is that the latencies on DDR3 are typically much higher than on DDR2 parts, negating some of the performance gains.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is the market leader for PCs and notebooks sold in Sri Lanka, reports DailyMirror.

Country business manager for the personal systems group, HP Sri Lanka, Lakshmindra Fernando told media HP is the market leader in Sri Lanka, with 18.1% market share in total computer sales.

The company boasts 45.7% market share in terms of notebook sales in the country.