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Apple MacBook

Feb 28th, 2009
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The MacBook uses a graphics processor that economizes space in a whole new way. A traditional computer logic board contains multiple components: the CPU, two chips that control communication throughout the computer, and the graphics processor. The logic board in the MacBook contains only two components: the CPU and a graphics processor with all of [...]

Acer TravelMate 6593

Feb 26th, 2009
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The TravelMate 6593 is a best-in-class notebook, complete with manageability and security features. The sturdy magnesium-alloy chassis offers on-the-go protection, and an optional docking solution is available for quick connection to office peripherals. Compared to other general-purpose notebooks on the market, it is midpriced at around $1,400.The 15.4 inch widescreen has a native resolution of [...]

Acer Ferrari 1100

Feb 26th, 2009
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The Ferrari 1100 takes ultra-portability into the fast lane. Driven by the revolutionary performance of dual-core processing power and wrapped in an exclusive, ultra-lightweight case, the Ferrari 1100 combines the unique style of racing innovation with leading-edge mobile technology to bring your digital media to life wherever you go.

Acer Aspire 8930G

Feb 26th, 2009
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Experience full HD video and five-speaker Acer® CineSurround sound with the Aspire® 8930G. The expansive 18.4” Acer® CineCrystal 16:9 LCD provides true 1920 x 1080* high-definition resolution. Every pixel is displayed without compression or distortion. To complement the outstanding visual experience, Acer has added second-generation Dolby Home Theater® audio enhancement. Hear movie soundtracks and sound [...]

Pint-sized laptops grow up

Nov 9th, 2008
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Something extraordinary has happened in the market for portable PCs over the past year: a new category of devices, tagged variously as ultra mobile PCs (UMPCs), netbooks or mini-notes, has emerged. It was Taiwan-based Asus that launched the new sector when it brought out the first EeePC models and took many of the biggest makers [...]

Catching earthquakes, with help from your laptop

Nov 2nd, 2008
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Got a notebook PC with a built-in accelerometer—you know, those motion sensors that protect your laptop by detecting sudden drops? Turns out they’re pretty good at sensing earthquakes, too—and by installing a small software download, you could help researchers detect (or even predict) the Big One.

100,000 more Sony batteries recalled for fire risk

Nov 2nd, 2008
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The story that never dies continues with this announcement of another 100,000 laptop batteries at risk of overheating and catching on fire. 35,000 of those were sold in the U.S., where 19 reports of overheating batteries have already been filed, with two incidents causing burns to users.