
The just launched Cooler Master SNA 95 is the world’s smallest and lightest 95W laptop adapter. Manufacturers have long been working on making laptop adapters smaller and lighter so that they can be carried around easily.
Despite having a small size and weighing very light, the new SNA 95 offers a high output of 95 W. It also comes with useful features like a USB charging port and cable management base system. With its nine different power cords the adapter is compatible with nearly all kinds of laptops.
The SNA 95 has a flat, short and wide body. Besides laptops, it can be used for charging most USB devices including Mobile phones, PDAs, iPods and MP3/MP4 players.
Cooler Master is known for manufacturing power supplies for Desktop PCs. With the release of this adapter the company has forayed into the laptop accessories market.
Eurocom has announced a new notebook that will be powered by the Intel quad-core Core i7 processor. The Core i7 processor has so far been designed only to be used in desktops. Eurocom has been fiddling with this chip to fit it into a laptop and it seems that they have succeeded in their endeavor and come up with the world's first laptop to sport the Core i7.
Moreover the Eurocom D900F with its Core i7 running at speeds from 2.66GHz to 3.2GHz, will most likely be the fastest laptop on the planet. The Core i7 is based on the Nethalem architecture which is an improved version of the Core 2 architecture. Intel has also announced that it will release Nethalem chips that are compatible for laptops later this year.

Toshiba announced earlier this week that it is all set to launch the world’s only laptop featuring a rewritable HD DVD optical disc drive along with two digital HDTV tuners. The notebook will be featuring 400GB of hard disk with 2GB RAM. Although it is not supposed to be portable due to its large screen, it allows the users to record HD content on normal DVD discs. The notebook runs on Intel Core 2 Duo processor with NVidia GeForce graphics card. This laptop is expected to be released in Japan shortly and will cost around $3500. This notebook is expected to be popular with people who prefer a notebook, TV and DVD player in a single machine.