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Apple PowerBook G4 (12in., SuperDrive)
Reviews Although pricier than some comparable PC notebooks, the 12in. PowerBook G4's performance, solid set of features and software and killer design will please intermediate and advanced mobile users.
Dell notebook gets set for big-screen debut
News PC maker plans to launch 17-inch version of its Inspiron, perhaps in time for the holidays, and belatedly matching rivals.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets
Businesses warned against consumer-class PCs
News Businesses have been warned they risk higher costs if they buy cheaper consumer PCs in favor of business-class systems.
Tags: Desktops, Notebooks and tablets
OLPC faces 'vicious' rivalry in laptop market
News news analysis One Laptop Per Child exec David Cavallo says the organization welcomes new entrants to the low-cost laptop market, but describes the response of some competitors as "unfortunate".
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Kid, One Laptop Per Child Project, Education, developing country, Silicon.com, Laptop Computer, career, laptop company, network
Intel fixes SSD data-loss bug
News Chipmaker has resumed shipments of its 34nm solid-state drives after resolving a BIOS password flaw.
Tags: Components, Processors, Intel Corp., Manufacturing, Chip Company, Password, firmware, BIOS, hard drive, Laptop Computer
Intel starts shipping 160GB solid-state drives
News The 2.5-inch laptop drives are currently shipping, with the 1.8-inch version set to ship in January.
Tags: Memory, Storage, Intel Corp., hard drive, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Laptop Computer, laptop company, manufacturer, Toshiba Corp., Storage
Third-generation Classmate PC on its way
News Intel is readying a refreshed low-cost laptop that will be revealed in the next few months.
Tags: Personal Computers, Notebooks and tablets, Processors, Mobile processors, Intel Corp., Europe, PC World, Hardware, software, processor
Former Intel worker faces more charges in alleged trade secrets theft
News Man faces four new counts of wire fraud for allegedly stealing trade secrets from the chipmaker while working for competitor Advanced Micro Devices.
Tags: Processors, Security, Legal, Lawsuits, Intel Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc., FBI, Trade Secret, Chip Company, U.S. Department Of Justice
White hats expose VoIP security threat
News Penetration testers have demonstrated how to hack into numerous VoIP clients, but analysts say social-engineering attacks are a more pressing concern
Tags: Security, Network security, VoIP, VoIP/IP telephony, TCP/IP
Alienware chooses Airgo chipsets for new laptops
News Alienware chooses Airgo MIMO technology to help top gamers connect to wireless networks.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Mobile/Wireless, 802.11/Wi-Fi, Next-generation technology/networks
SIA to begin email, Web access trial in November
News Singapore Airlines (SIA) will commence in-flight email trials using a satellite-based communications network from end November.
Dell wants its batteries back
News Some customers are still using batteries that should have been returned to Dell earlier this year for safety reasons.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets
Transmeta taking Linux gadgets mobile
News Transmeta, the employer of Linux founder Linus Torvalds, releases Midori, its version of Linux for mobile devices.
Apple: No new hardware on the way
News The company says it won't be launching any new hardware at the Apple Expo Paris next month. Apple watchers had hoped that a long-rumored flat-panel iMac system might make its debut.
Sony, CA build backup for laptops
News The companies team to release a software-server package that automatically retrieves and saves data from Windows-based notebooks when they log into a network.
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