Sometimes due to various things we need to find our laptop drivers, either because they were not included CD / DVD, downgrade to Windows XP or when it only included Windows Vista and other drivers.
The following list of links to download the drivers of laptop / notebook popular.
Before looking for drivers notebook / laptop important thing to note is the brand and type of product. Brand usually written near the LCD screen, on the front cover or around the keyboard as well as type. Often also the type listed at the bottom of the notebook either written in sticker or written directly on the laptop.
By knowing the brands and types of notebook / laptop, then try looking for drivers from the official venfor as follows:
* Acer ( TravelMate, Extensa, Ferrari, Aspire)
* ASUS, Asus
* Compaq ( Evo, Armada, Concerto, Mini, LTE, Presario, dll)
* HP ( Pavilion, Omnibook, HP Compaq, dll)
* Lenovo (ThinkPad, IdeaPad, 3000 series)
* Toshiba ( Dynabook, Portege, Tecra, Satellite, Qosmio, Libretto )
* Dell ( Inspiron, Latitude, Precision, Studio, Vostro, XPS,Studio XPS)
* Sony ( VAIO: FJ Series, UX, TZ, NR, SZ, CR, FZ, dan AR series)
* Forsa (Carnaval, Debut, TravelPac )
* BenQ (Joybook )
* MSI (Micro-Star International)
* Advan
* BYON
* NEC (Versa, LitePad, Classic, LX, SX dll)
* A*note
* ION
Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notebook. Show all posts
Monday, October 25, 2010
Saturday, December 5, 2009
A Place in the Sun for Apple’s MacBook
By STEPHEN WILLIAMS
Pay your money and take your choice: a solar-powered battery charger for an Apple MacBook for $1,200; or a new Apple MacBook for $200 less.
A Kansas company called QuickerTek has just announced the Apple “Juicz,” for those who just can’t find an AC outlet nearby, but can find the sun (the company claims someone took a Mac and a Juicz on a visit to Mount Everest and it worked well—closer to the sun, I guess).
The $1,200 lightweight, flexible panel puts out 55 watts and supposedly fully recharges just about any current Apple laptop in six hours, plugging into the Magsafe port. A bargain model for $700 has 27 watts and takes about twice as long to recharge the MacBook.
It’s a serious device, but at this price, one would have to be either committed to going green full time, or just committed. After all, AC outlets are…well, ubiquitous. As one reviewer noted, $1,200 could buy one heck of an extension cord.
Article Sourc :http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/03/a-place-in-the-sun-for-apples-macbook/
Pay your money and take your choice: a solar-powered battery charger for an Apple MacBook for $1,200; or a new Apple MacBook for $200 less.A Kansas company called QuickerTek has just announced the Apple “Juicz,” for those who just can’t find an AC outlet nearby, but can find the sun (the company claims someone took a Mac and a Juicz on a visit to Mount Everest and it worked well—closer to the sun, I guess).
The $1,200 lightweight, flexible panel puts out 55 watts and supposedly fully recharges just about any current Apple laptop in six hours, plugging into the Magsafe port. A bargain model for $700 has 27 watts and takes about twice as long to recharge the MacBook.
It’s a serious device, but at this price, one would have to be either committed to going green full time, or just committed. After all, AC outlets are…well, ubiquitous. As one reviewer noted, $1,200 could buy one heck of an extension cord.
Article Sourc :http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/03/a-place-in-the-sun-for-apples-macbook/
Dell Adds Firepower to Its Workstation Line
By STEPHEN WILLIAMS
With netbooks and ever-slimmer notebook computers attracting the lion’s share of consumers’ attention this holiday, Dell apparently believes there’s still room for workhorse PCs, even if — at about nine pounds — they defy current fashion. Enter the Precision M6500 “mobile workstation.”
Workstations are just that: monster-spec machines made for high-performance and powerhouse applications (although it still runs user-friendly Microsoft’s Windows 7, among other operating systems). Dell’s just-released package, priced to start at $2,750, is structured around an advanced Intel Core i7 quad-core processor — among the first mobile PCs to use that chip — and a 17-inch, 1920-by-1200 LED-lighted screen. There’s a gaudier variation, the Covet, in hot copper orange ($4,220), that makes the Apple MacBook Pro look like the Fisher Price version.
While the base version is loaded with only 2 gigabytes of memory — not nearly enough for a computer with this potential — it will accommodate up to 16 gigs in four memory slots, a feature normally found on desktops, not on laptops. The nine-cell battery should run strong, although its life on the road depends on how the PC is configured. The M6500 began shipping on Dec. 1.
Article Sourch :http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/02/dell-adds-firepower-to-its-workstation-line/
With netbooks and ever-slimmer notebook computers attracting the lion’s share of consumers’ attention this holiday, Dell apparently believes there’s still room for workhorse PCs, even if — at about nine pounds — they defy current fashion. Enter the Precision M6500 “mobile workstation.”Workstations are just that: monster-spec machines made for high-performance and powerhouse applications (although it still runs user-friendly Microsoft’s Windows 7, among other operating systems). Dell’s just-released package, priced to start at $2,750, is structured around an advanced Intel Core i7 quad-core processor — among the first mobile PCs to use that chip — and a 17-inch, 1920-by-1200 LED-lighted screen. There’s a gaudier variation, the Covet, in hot copper orange ($4,220), that makes the Apple MacBook Pro look like the Fisher Price version.
While the base version is loaded with only 2 gigabytes of memory — not nearly enough for a computer with this potential — it will accommodate up to 16 gigs in four memory slots, a feature normally found on desktops, not on laptops. The nine-cell battery should run strong, although its life on the road depends on how the PC is configured. The M6500 began shipping on Dec. 1.
Article Sourch :http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/02/dell-adds-firepower-to-its-workstation-line/
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Toshiba Satellite 1860 VGA Driver and Sound Driver
Toshiba Satellite 1860 is a famous in the used Japan Laptop. Specification DynaBook Satellite 1860 SA150C/4 is
Processor : Celeron 1,5G
Memory : 128 Mb
Harddisk : 30 Gb
Drive : CR-RW
LAN Port : 100Base-TX/10Base-T
USB Port : USBx44
You can download VGA driver this notebook in this link. This driver only work in Windows XP Operating System.
For Sound Driver you can download in this link . This driver only work in Windows XP. For Windows 2000 you can download in this link : part 1 part 2
Toshiba Satellite 1860 LAN Driver
Toshiba Satellite 1860 Modem Driver
Toshiba Satellite Flopy Disc Driver
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