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Sleek new ASUS netbooks on tap for CES 2012

Sleek new ASUS netbooks on tap for CES 2012

Posted on02. Jan, 2012 by .

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Not to long from now the big Consumer Electronics Show for 2012 will be kicking off in Las Vegas, Nevada. At this years CES show there will be a lot of focus on thin and light laptops, netbooks and of course tablets when it comes to computing. For netbooks I can already see Intel’s new [...]

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Intel begins shipping Cedar Trail Atom chips for netbooks, better performance same low power consumption

Intel begins shipping Cedar Trail Atom chips for netbooks, better performance same low power consumption

Posted on28. Dec, 2011 by .

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The netbook isn’t dead, no matter what you might have heard. The mini-laptops are still being developed along with the hardware that resides within them. Just today Intel announced they had begun shipping the latest Intel Atom processing chips for netbooks, the 32nm Cedar Trail processors. According to Intel the two chips they released today, [...]

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Dell putting an end to netbooks?

Dell putting an end to netbooks?

Posted on15. Dec, 2011 by .

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It seems like only yesterday netbooks were the talk of the of the computing world when it came to mobile computing, but now netbooks are getting the silent treatment from a growing number of consumers and PC vendors alike. Dell has updated their online store, where Dell makes a ton of sales, so that netbooks [...]

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Fantasy: Retina Apple Macbook Pro laptops coming next year, report claims

Fantasy: Retina Apple Macbook Pro laptops coming next year, report claims

Posted on14. Dec, 2011 by .

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Do you believe in Unicorns? Well if so then you shouldn’t have too much trouble believing the latest Apple related rumor. According to DigiTimes sources in the “upstream supply chain” Apple is going to update their Macbook Pro laptops next year and add 2800-by-1800 resolution displays. With that jump in resolution Apple will be not only introducing [...]

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Windows 8: Intel plans to profit from ARM’s inability to run Legacy applications

Windows 8: Intel plans to profit from ARM’s inability to run Legacy applications

Posted on30. Nov, 2011 by .

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It looks like the success of Windows 8 could make or break the PC industry. A lot of companies that have lived big on the success of Windows PCs are really counting on Windows 8 being a smash hit to save/keep their companies. Chipzilla, Intel, is just one company that really need Windows 8 to [...]

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