After announcing water-cooled Valuestar W desktop, NEC unveiled new models of 15.4-inch LaVie notebooks with face recognition technology. The latest LaVie L and C versions boast "NeoFace" tech that ensures unauthorized person stays out of your system. It scans user's facial features and matches them with the images from the notebook's database, so that only owner can get in without entering password. It's a great security feature for business users. The LaVie C (pictured above) comes with Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 (2.20GHz) / T7250 (2GHz) processor, ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 chipset, up to 4GB RAM, 160GB hybrid hard drive, Blu-ray drive (or dual layer DVD burner), a/b/g/n wireless, 2.0 mega pixel camera, and Vista.

The LaVie L can be configured with Core 2 Duo T7250 / Celeron 530 (1.73GHz) / Celeron M 520 (1.60GHz) chip, up to 4GB RAM, 120GB hard drive, dual layer DVD burner, a/b/g wireless, Xpress 1250 / 1100 chipset, webcam, and Vista. The LaVie C and L starts at $1900 and $1300 respectively.

NEC LaVie L

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