The 13-inch Latitude E4300 is Dell's flagship business-class mobile notebook packing performance and features to help you get your job done. We took a closer look at this impressive laptop to see if it really is a road warrior's best friend.
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With the pending release of Windows 7 comes DirectX 11, a new iteration of Microsoft's programming interface for 3D games. DirectX 10 debuted with Windows Vista to a stunning "meh," and has since then proven itself to be...meh. Will DirectX 11 redeem the franchise, or just cement the DirectX reputation as mere Microsoft gaming vaporware? We break it down in this preview.
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Toshiba today announced a plethora of updates for its Satellite line of consumer notebooks for Windows 7.
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Logitech today introduced its Notebook Kit MK605, which includes a notebook stand and wireless keyboard and mouse.
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Acer Laptops today announced its first touchscreen notebook, the Aspire 5738PG.
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The 13-inch Toshiba Satellite T135 is an Intel CULV-powered ultraportable boasting long battery life, a thin chassis, and a very low weight. Powered by the 1.3GHz SU4100 and Intel X4500 integrated graphics this notebook is a big step above netbooks. In this review we see how well the Toshiba Satellite T135 performs in our tests, and if it is really worth the price premium over a standard netbook.
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Whenever there is an upcoming major change to a particular computing platform, it's always interesting for us to see how our readers react. When there is a new processor platform or operating system update, it seems like there are two major schools of thought: "wait and see" or "buy now because you want the newest technology". We'd like to hear what your stance is with the looming official Windows 7 release, so please take a few minutes and let us know!
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Dell today released two new images of its Adamo XPS ultra-thin notebook, which measures only 9.99 mm thick.
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HP today introduced its value-based ProBook b-series, featuring AMD processors and graphics.
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Amazon's Video On Demand service lets you rent or buy movies without relying on -- or waiting for -- an actual physical disk to arrive. So much the better for those of us without an optical drive on our laptops, but is streaming video really ready to supplant DVD and Blu-ray movies on your notebook? We examined standard definition and high definition movies from Amazon's streaming service to determine whether you can finally wave goodbye to disk-based movie watching on your notebook.
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