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TG Sambo comes back with a new all-in-one PC. The LLUON B2 comes with a 26–inch widescreen display and 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 processor and a high capacity 320GB hard-drive. I am sure this desktop is perfect for entertainment PC. What makes this PC more special is that it comes with a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS 256MB graphic card., eSATA port, a built-in webcam, USB 2.0 ports and a memory card reader. Using a Windows Vista Home Premium OS, the LLUON B2 is currently only available in Korea.

Faith Japan is a famous store in Akihabara. They have recently introduced the Fortission Q96500XN DVR-4S, which is desktop computer with four seconds of boot time thanks to the S3 Instant Boot mode. The computer is powered by a Core 2 Quad Q9650 CPU with a P45TS Intel motherboard, 2GB of DDR2, 500GB of SATA II HDD, and nVidia GeForce with 512MB of VRAM. The Fortission Q96500XN DVR-4S retails for 119,800 Yen in Akihabara, or you can purchase it via online in Japan for around €990.

Cloning hits new heights with OpeniMac offering Mac clones in Argentina even before the Psystar lawsuit is settled. OpeniMac has in store a couple of computers that are powered by Mac OS X Leopard, chugging along to the following tune.

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• Intel Core 2 Duo 2.53GHz processor
• 2GB RAM
• 320GB SATA hard drive
• SuperDrive
• ATI Radeon HD PRO

That model will retail for $990, while those who want a souped up version will have to fork out $1,710 - nearly double the price of the former, but you do get a much larger hard drive (500GB), up to 4GB RAM, a 3GHz processor and a bumped up NVIDIA GeForce GS video card. Both models do share a 6-in-1 memory card reader. One thing’s for sure, neither clone computer bears a handsome resemblance to the original, but function over form, eh?

If you like the idea of cloud computing, you’ll love this Pano Zero Client. It’s minimalist, to say the least. It has no CPU, no memory, no local software, no nothing. Well, there’s a network connection, and the idea is to stream everything from the cloud, using its Console Direct Technology.

Does it run those Internet-based “cloud apps” we like so much? Not exactly. Aimed at big (and cash-strapped) corporations, it’s designed to run everything from a company server over a fast network connection.

Look around back, and you’ll see a VGA port for a monitor, a USB port for a mouse, couple of audio in/out jacks, and of course, that essential network port. And nothing else. One advantage: no viruses or malware, because there’s no software. Another: it sips just 3% of the power of a conventional PC, consuming a puny 5 watts. Minimalist, indeed.

A few months after its announcement, we bring you good tidings (with peace and goodwill to all men, too, if we could) with the news of the HP Mini 1000 Vivienne Tam being freely available if you have the right amount of currency to spare. This 10.2″ netbook will come with the following specifications (just in case your memory fails you) :-

• Intel Atom N270 1.60GHz processor
• 1GB DDR2 RAM
• 16GB solid state drive/60GB hard drive option
• 3-cell battery
• Windows XP Home
• 1,024 x 600 resolution with LED backlight

Of course, you will also get all the other netbook staples including an integrated webcam, built-in stereo speakers, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, an Ethernet port as well as support for Verizon or AT&T mobile broadband. Pricing starts from $699.99 upwards if you want to look trendy this holiday season.

Fujitsu Siemens has been showing off its AMILO Sa 3650 and AMILO GraphicBooster add-on for a few months now, and we even recently saw the combo put to the Crysis test, but it looks like both are now finally, actually rolling out to the general public. In case you missed it, the laptop itself is a 13-inch, AMD-based number (your choice of Turion X2 or Athlon X2 processors), with an ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics card, up to 4GB of RAM, and either and either a 250GB or 320GB hard drive. The GraphicBooster add-on, which currently only works with the Sa 3650, is based around an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3870 graphics card, and promises a 470% increase in graphics performance over the laptop’s built-in graphics. No word on prices just yet, unfortunately but both the laptop and the GraphicBooster add-on will apparently be available at some “specialist retailers” this