Editorial Review

Elegantly styled, the Sony Vaio VGN-FE770G notebook PC is more than just a pretty face. It offers cutting-edge processing power from Intel's new Core 2 Duo line for outstanding multi-tasking performance as well as a tri-mode wireless LAN, enabling you to connect to a full assortment of 802.11a/b/g networks. A 5400 rpm Serial ATA hard drive and advanced DDR2 memory enable high-speed computing, resulting in sizzling performance for work and multimedia activities. It also features a bright widescreen 15.4-inch XBRITE-ECO LCD screen that offers excellent color purity even in the brightest daylight. And communicate with pals all around with world via VoIP calling and video conferencing using the built-in microphone and camera (with zoom function). Read more

Features

• Stylish, powerful multimedia notebook with 15.4-inch screen and 1.83 GHz T5600 Core 2 Duo processor
• 120 GB Serial ATA hard drive, 1 GB of installed RAM (2 GB max), multi-format/dual-layer DVD burner
• Three USB 2.0, one FireWire, ExpressCard/34 slot, memory card reader (SD, XD, Memory Stick)
• Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 (128 MB shared RAM), tri-mode wireless LAN (802.11a/b/g), Ethernet, modem
• Windows XP Media Center 2005, Update Rollup 2

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Well designed,but poorly made. Sorry, it's a "cheap Sony"
It's a well designed but relatively poorly made notebook.The LCD screen is beautiful and the stereo is impressive. The design and display are totally "Sony". However, the external material is very cheap. The body shows a visible bending with just a little push by fingers.
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Features

• Up to 4800 optimized dpi and Print Speeds up to 36 ppm black/27 ppm color
• Direct Photo Printing without a PC from PictBridge-enabled Cameras
• Wi-Fi Wireless Capability and Wired Ethernet Printing and Print Sharing
• Print Laser-Quality Black and True-to-Life Photos with HP Vivera Inks
• 14.04" lbs. (WxLxH) 17.70" x 14.50" x 5.70"

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Good printer for Linux
My home network has a mix of Windows and Linux PCs. Like some of the other reviewers, I agree that the Windows setup instructions are a bit murky, but I had no problems. Also, the HP Solution Center application is fairly unhelpful, if you need help. One demerit for weak documentation and software.
Great printer
I've had this printer for about 4 months now and it works great.The network setup was easy.I have 4 computers in my home printing to this computer, all are hooked up using a Linksys 54g router.
Great printer but...
the documentation and installation manual should be abandoned immediately.Also, the supplied ethernet cable did not work.It was a combination of the extra plastic gaurding over the clips on each end of the cable, which thoroughly prevented either end from being plugged into either the printer or the router.Also, I was only able to use the third installation option where you have to set up the printer via the ethernet cable.Nowhere does it inform you of the most important step of the installation process.After the WPA information is transferred to the printer, you actually have to remove the ethernet cable from the printer in order for it to connect to the network.You will receive the Network Status: Not Connected, until it's removed.
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Features

• 4800 Max dpi Mobile Thermal Inkjet Printer
• Up to 17 ppm Blk/16 ppm Color Prints
• PictBridge Enabled/USB 2.0/CF I/SD/MMC Card Slots
• 50-Sheet Input Tray/Manual Two-Sided Printing
• 4.60lbs (LxWxH) 9.25"x 13.40"x 3.25"

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Great little printer!!
I bought this printer at the bequest of a customer for his home office install.It works great and the Bluetooth option is worth getting!Basically the only difference between the 460C, 460WF and 460WBT is the type of card includes for the Compact Flash slot.WF has a Wireless CF card, and the WBT has a Bluetooth CF Card.If your laptop is bluetooth capable and WBT option is great - no wires and setup literally takes 5 mins.The printer turns on quickly (the self test is only a few seconds) and printing is very fast for an inkjet.Quality is par with other inkjets (not laser quality but very close).I highly recommend this printer for travellers or people who need something with small footprint for small spaces or those who want something light/sleep looking.HP came up with a winner with the 460c. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 4800 Optimized dpi and PC-Free Photo Printing Capabilities
• Up to 36 ppm black, Up to 27 ppm color with front USB Port
• Wired Ethernet Printing and Print Sharing with up to Five Computers
• Automatic Paper Type Sensor and Built-in Ethernet Networking
• 13.20" lbs. (WxLxH) 17.70" x 14.50" x 5.70"

Reviews (3)

Great quality when it actually prints!!!
I've had this printer for a few months now.I intially installed it using the Ethernet port connected to my router.I was constantly plagued with error messages from it, so I switched to a regular USB connection. The problems didn't go away.Every time I go to print, I can expect to spend ten minutes playing with the paper loader hoping that the printer will recognize that there actually IS paper in it. When it actually does print, the quality is outstanding but it is so unreliable that its hard to pleased with it.

High quality inkjet with built in ethernet!
Just an overall high quality color inkjet printer with built in ethernet!!About time for an affordable built in ethernet solution.Us customers know it only takes a couple of dollars to add an ethernet port, THANKS for finally doing it to a home inkjet printer!

Amazing deskjet
I've been in the computer world for many years.I am a die-hard HP fan but the past few Deskjets have not really had the WOW factor to them.Until this one.I just recently purchased it and it was hooked up in no time on my network, all 5 computers can print to it simultaneously and it doesn't have any problem handling the spooling.
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Features

• 1.66 GHz Intel Core Duo processor with 167 MHz system bus
• 512 MB DDR2 SDRAM (expandable to 2 GB), 60 GB hard drive, and slot-loading slot-loading Combo drive (DVD-ROM/CD-RW)
• One FireWire 400 port (8 watts); four USB 2.0 ports (up to 480 Mbps); DVI output; VGA output (using included adapter); S-video and composite video output
• Built-in 10/100/1000BASE-T (Gigabit), built-in 54 Mbps AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi (802.11g); and built-in Bluetooth 2.0+EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) module
• Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger, iLife '06, and Front Row software included

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MACTABULOUS!!!
For all those people who are concerned about space restrictions and want a powerhouse computer that will not need a large footprint, the Mac Mini is the perfect solution. Packing a boatload of power into a computer yay bigger than a coaster, there is no better power/space combination in the entire computing world!
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Features

• Works with the Bluetooth option in your Mac to provide a cable-free way to interact with your system at a distance of up to 33 feet
• 128-bit over-the-air encryption
• Features 16-function keys, full numeric keypad, document navigation keys, and an inverted-T
• Note: Requires a Bluetooth enabled Macintosh

Reviews (28)

Apple Bluetooth Keyboard
Excellent product that works great.It is very convenient and the bluetooth signal is strong. Great for any laptop/desktop combination.

Still great after a year
I have an Apple Wireless Pro keyboard at work and one at home; they still work wonderfully after a year.No "spongy" feeling and using the same brand and type of batteries supplied, I have onlyreplaced the four AAs three times in fourteen months.My father received one as a gift at the same time, and has had the same great experience.I continue to recommend this to people with Apple laptops and the keyboard response is the best wireless response I have used, even when compared to RF keyboards.

Very Helpful
I found this keyboard to be very helpful.I am a graduate student and spend a lot of my time typing papers.While my laptop can be used to type, when you type for hours at a time it gets very uncomfortable.This keyboard is a great size and has a nice feel for long days spent typing.The bluetooth is also reliable and allows me to get some distance from the computer if I would like without stopping the connection.I would suggest getting a mouse to accompany it.Overall, a very useful and reliable product that makes my life much easier. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Boost your productivity with the first Apple Mac Pro (model MA356LL/A) desktop PC, which is the first Apple desktop to be powered by the 64-bit dual-core Intel Xeon processor. But the Mac Pro offers even more power by combining two dual-core 2.66 GHz Xeon processors, creating an unbelievably powerful quad-core workstation that can handle even the more intensive graphics rendering. Its redesigned industrial-style enclosure offers improved functionality with a cable-free installation process and massive upgrade ability--up to 16 GB of 667 MHz RAM and four hard drive bays for up to 2 TB (that's terabytes) of storage under the hood. And while it comes standard with a 16x SuperDrive (compatible with burning DVD±R/RW and CD-R/RW discs), you can also add a second writing SuperDrive. Read more

Features

• Two dual-core 2.66 GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon processors, 1.33 GHz per processor bus
• 1 GB RAM expandable up to 16 GB, 250 GB hard drive, 16x Double-Layer SuperDrive
• NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT with 256 MB of GDDR2 SDRAM graphics
• Two FireWire 800 ports, two FireWire 400 ports, five USB 2.0 ports, and two USB 1.1 (on keyboard)
• Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger, iLife '06, Comic Life, Omni Outliner, Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Test Drive, iWork ’06 (30-day trial), FileMaker Pro 3.5 trial

Reviews (8)

Misleading review by David Johnson...
What David Johnson forgot to mension was that the Dell has only ONE dual core processor.The Mac Pro has two.That will put you back much more than a lcd, tv tuner and everything else you mensioned.We're talking XEONS!Kind of expensive...
Mac vs Dell price
The Dual 2.67 MacPro configured standard is $2350 today at Amazon, free ship.Add $199 for three year Apple care=$2550
Mac Pro Rocks, UPS sucks
This computer is well worth the price for what you get and is a kickass workstation.Just be sure to do yourself a favor and spend a few extra dollars and have it shipped via FedEx.You will save yourself a headache and get your computer in one piece, on time. UPS has dropped the ball one too many times for me.Oh well at least UPS's turd brown is an appropriate corporate color. ... Read more