If you’re a fan of Dark Horse Comics and the iPhone or Macbook well today is a good day for you. Dark Horse Comics, makers of Hellboy and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, have teamed up with GelaSkins, the iPhone and Mac skin makers. They have released a new line of Dark Horse Comics themed skins for both the iPhone and Macbooks. Included in the lineup are Burry, Hellboy, The Goon and many others. There’s even a Bettie Page one too!

The iPhone skins are priced at $15 with the Macbook (and general laptop) skins in both 13 and 15-inch sizes going for $30 each.

Wow this thin (0.63”) netbook/tablet PC archos 9 make your job and your eyes nice. With features an 80GB hard drive, webcam, Bluetooth, optical trackpoint, Wi-Fi, built-in speakers, and optional 3G wireless and powered by Intel ATOM Z515 processor make price $625 for archos 9 not too high. And archos 9 supports by 9-inch touchscreen and runs Windows 7.

Been getting the feeling that your laptop was missing that certain something, that little detail, the perfect touch… crocodile skin, perhaps? Well check yourself, homeboys and homegirls — Sony has just launched a line dubbed the “Signature Collection” which should suit all of your fashion / money havin’ needs. Besides offering a handful of its laptops like the CS390 in new skins (the aforementioned fake animal flesh in multiple colors, “kaleidoscope,” and all kinds of high gloss varieties), Sony is also introducing a snappier version of the VAIO P (the P699E/Q) — a glitzy black iteration that will only be available to 1,000 customers. Sure, you’ll have to shell out a totally barbaric $1,999 to get one, but it’ll come equipped with a 1.86GHz CPU and a freaking radical 256GB SSD. A glorified netbook is worth $2k in our awesome economy, right? Ponder that and other philosophical conundrums as you peruse the new selections located in the vicinity of an area adjacent to the location of that read link.

The IdeaPad Y450 has a different look than any previous laptop. It sports a black cover like many other laptops on the market, except for the fact that the cover is not the traditional glossed-over top but instead a textured honeycomb pattern that gives the lid a coarse, grainy feel. This will certainly assist in promoting less fingerprints and smudges on the laptop’s cover. The edges of the lid are trimmed in a copper tone, while the inside is a stark white. This all unites to produce a stylish, modern looking laptop.

The Y450 measures 13.4 x 9.2 x1.4 inches (HWD) and weighs about 5 pounds. It features a 14-inch widescreen with 1,366 x 768 resolution. It also includes three USB ports, FireWire, Ethernet, a built-in webcam, and excellent speakers. Added bonuses not normally included in laptops in the Y450’s price range are the DVD burner, eSATA, and HDMI-out ports. Another important fact to consider is the Y450’s 2-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 processor.

This impressive, budget-friendly laptop can be purchased in retail stores for around $599. Yes, there are plenty of other thinner and lighter laptops on the market, but they will dig a lot deeper into your pocket. The IdeaPad Y450 has excellent features, a slick design, and a heart-warming price tag. I think this is certainly a laptop that can satisfy most average people laptop needs.

Inside, the T400s features a 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo Processor, your choice of either a 128GB solid state drive or 250GB standard hard drive, DVD burner or Blu-ray player, and all the other amenities such as Wi-Fi, card readers, and Bluetooth.

It also decided to cater to us individuals who like to eat over our keyboards. It seems that they made the keys larger, resulting in smaller gaps between the keys to prevent crumbs from falling between.  I can’t believe it took someone this long to make a crumb-friendly keyboard, as crumbs in my keyboard seem to be my arch nemesis, but I digress.

If you would like an incredibly up-close look at the T400s, see the preview video below. The new laptops start at $1599 and are available now through Lenovo business partners and at www.lenovo.com.

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