Laptops and notebooks shopping guide

March 21, 2011 - PRLog -- ASUS U36 is the World's Thinnest Notebook with a Standard Voltage CPU and it's gonna be launched this year towards the end of December. It uses lightweight aluminum-magnesium material for the lappie's cover. Here are some other gripes: touch typists would have to make small adjustments with the keyboard's right side; the keys may have great spacing, but the Enter key was made much smaller. Also, just because it's called a laptop doesn't mean you automatically have to put it on your lap – well, unless you want to feel the heat, and no, it's not that kind of heat. The U36 becomes hot easily (especially the left side), and it's advisable to put it on a table or lapdesk if you're going to use it for long periods.

Some of it's features: 13.3-inch display (1366x768 resolution), Nvidia GeForce G310M graphics with 1GB of memory, 500GB 7200RPM hard drive, 2-year global warranty w/ 1 year accidental damage protection.

Until you'll be able to buy this gadget, here are some of last year bestsellers: Lenovo 350828U ThinkPad X100e Notebook starting from $450, Sony VAIO All-In-One Computer, Lenovo ThinkPad T510 4314DDU Notebook, ASUS U30 Series U30JC-B1 13.3 that comes with a preinstalled Win7.

Do you need some laptop shopping tips? Here are a few of them: it must have at least a 2.0-GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB or more of memory, a 13.3-inch wide screen, a 160GB or more hard drive, and multiple usb ports useful for connecting more of the latest peripherals.

If you are looking for laptop deals, visit goshopping.com's laptops section here http://www.goshopping.com/laptops/ and choose from those many offers posted on the website. Price comparison is always a good choice before deciding to buy an expensive product.