In recent months we were discussing WindPad 100w and WindPad 110w both from MSI. MSI new WindPad 120W is very similar to MSI WindPad 110W with the difference of Intel’s dual-core 1.86GHz (32nm) Cedar Trail Atom N2800 processor processor instead of AMD Fusion as had been seen in previous models. Intel has designed this Cedar Trail chip to power netbooks, but it seems to perform better than AMD chip. Intel is heavily focused on Apple these days as well as tablets and smartphone devices with their new 22nm technology. Cedar Trail provides all of WiDi, wireless audio, Fast Flash Standby and integrated 3G.

New WindPad 120W has a plastic frame around bezel offering protection as well as vents for cooling down the tablet and spaces for ports such as SIM card slot, SDHC card reader, volume rocker, rotation lock, headphone, USB and HDMI. WindPad 120W has an awesome audio with SRS Surround Sound.

When it comes to the All-in-ones, there is no other brand that could pull of a brilliant update than Apple. Now, let us enjoy a few moments to see the new internal update of its aging albeit robust chassis. The new update on the iMac was done recently and the aim of this new update is of course, to be faster. The specs are naturally designed to be the speediest but with some proper allocation of updates, they can be properly quick. This was made for family use, with a sleek design, fast internals and quintessential appeal. At the price starting at US$1,199, the question to be answered is if it is good enough for the price?

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Tweet & Go is a Windows Phone app for tweeting on the go. Literally. There is no loading of profile, other posts of thumb pics of followers. Tweet & Go logs you in, you make your tweet and off it goes. Great, nice and quick little app.

You can even upload a picture or use short url by using bit.ly. On the down side, it does not allow for multiple twitter accounts or geo-location tagging. Still, there is no faster way to tweet.

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At Microsoft developers Forum in Japan nine new Windows Phone are being presented. It's awesome to see new and better hardware with solidifying software. Mango release is promised to be big. How big? This big! 500 new features are promised in Japan by Steve Balmer in the Mango release.

"Windows 8" and "next generation of Windows systems" have now been heard from the lips of Steve Ballmer. These next generation systems should be out next year. New and exciting times are upon Microsoft. New tablets and PCs are also being mentioned.

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You can say that the Toshiba Satellite L765 is a desktop made portable. For the power it has is comparable to a desktop but its surprisingly lightweight build is a treat for those who like to bring their laptops to work or anywhere else. Let us take a look at some of the core features. This particular model (L675D-7106) uses an AMD Phenom II Triple Core processor and the AMD Vision Premium graphics card. It has a 4GB RAM with 500GB hard disk space. Its keyboard is full sized with included numeric keypad. Its 17.3 inch screen boasts of 1600x900 pixel resolution. It also boasts of a BluRay player and an HDMI port. It contains the standard ports and radios like USB, Bluetooth, and others.

Toshiba has released a new tablet in the form of the Toshiba Excite AT200. The new slate is more slender and lighter than the current Thrive range of tablets, and sports a 1.2GHz TI OMAP 4430 dual-core processor, as opposed to the NVidia Tegra 2 chips found in the Thrive. The 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 pixel resolution display of Excite AT200 is the same as in Thrive. Excite AT200 is set to launch in January in Germany but there's no word yet on any US release. Toshiba Canada also reports a January release date.

Now, that Google graciously made source code to Ice Cream Sandwich OS public, many tablet makers, and more importantly budget tablet makers, hurry to spruce up their tablets offerings in the newest of android operating systems.

Ultraportables or ultrabooks as they're called these days, are all the rage at the moment, but until now they've only been available with Intel processors.