MSI is at it again, adding another device to perhaps the quickest growing notebook series. This time the name is X360, a quite ultraportable device of 13 inches with a low weight, long battery life and a Core i5 processor from Intel.

HP has uploaded a fresh couple of videos wherein they demostrate Adobe Flash playback. That is interesting for two reasons: first of all, Apple's upcoming iPad cannot handle Flash, and since HP's slate will probably be a direct competitor to the fruit-themed device, it will need all the advantages it can get.

Asus brought their newest nettop PC - Eee Box EB1501U - along to CeBIT last week, and though it looks like earlier models in many ways, it does manage to distinguish itself with the new USB 3.0 standard.

The good folk over at Engadget have gotten their hands on details about and pictures of Microsoft's mysterious Courier tablet, which should arrive sometime in H2 of 2010. Courier is a very unique concept that moves away from the traditional PC experience and over to some sort of digital journal or sketchbook, combined with web-related functions and apps.

A few times a year, a couple of notebooks emerge claiming to be the best/fastest/most powerful for the gaming segment. This time around the contender is Clevo X8100 from AVADirect - whether it actually deserves the title is beyond us, but it does offer some of the best CPU and GPU components you can get for a notebook.

Asus are currently showing off three new notebooks for their N series, which focuses on multimedia users and in particular audio lovers via their SonicMaster standard. The new devices range in size from 14 to 17.3 inches and come with Core i3/i5/i7 processors and USB 3.0 ports, among other things.