After Samsung, the guys at LG have entered the hybrid hard drive laptops market, and their “weapon” is called R400. If you hear about the hybrid hard drive for the first time now, it’s enough to say that tests have revealed that this solution makes data processing three times faster than before, and the most obvious part of this is seen when the computer boots up.

Although expected to be available at the end of this month, the R400 can be ordered already from various online stores, and the price known at this time is a bit over $1,000, which seems to be really low for a hybrid laptop, but let’s see what do you get for your money now… (read more)

Once you got a laptop of your own, the worst thing that can happen to it, apart from being stolen or blowing up in smoke, is to develop problems that require a mainboard replacement. The next in line is the LCD replacing, second costly repair that you may need to pay for, and today we’re going to show you how to do it yourself. Are you ready?

First of all, you should have the following tools at hand: a small Phillips screw driver, paper and pencil for documentation (or simply a printer with enough paper loaded), and a little bit of tape to keep the screws together.

Now, nobody got its technical knowledge over night, so before everything else, you should take your time and do some research on the Web. You need to know exactly what kind of display you need, so you won’t order the wrong replacement. (read more)

While everyone is running to grab the deal of the day and spare as much money as possible, LG hits the market with a laptop priced at 2,600$, so if you think this is way too much, no matter what it has, then you can skip this article. On the other hand, although I am sure I won’t afford a Lamborghini anytime soon, I always love reading about high end computers, cars and other similar things, so if you’re like me, ignore my previous advice and let’s move on… (read more)