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Asus Laptops has introduced another notebook based on Intel's new Core i7 processor, the M60J.
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Acer Laptops today issued a voluntary recall for some of its Aspire consumer notebooks.
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Lenovo's upcoming IdeaPad U150 ultraportable computer has been spotted.
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The HP ProBook 4310s takes the same design we've seen from the ProBook 4510s and 4710s and made it more portable thanks to a 13-inch display. The 4310s was designed to provide road warriors with a low-cost machine that still delivers solid performance. Did HP manage to deliver a 13-inch budget business notebook that you might actually want to buy? Read on to find out.
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Toshiba's slick entry into the thin-and-light laptop world is timed for Windows 7, but the Satellite T135-S1300 isn't as multimedia-savvy as it seems to be at first glance.
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The Logitech M555b is the newest Bluetooth notebook mouse that is a perfect match for laptops that come with built-in Bluetooth technology. Modeled after the Logitech V550 Nano cordless mouse, the M555b is compact, offers great battery life, and is highly customizable with Logitech's SetPoint software. Let's take a closer look at this smooth tracking Bluetooth mouse.
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Sony has introduced their latest notebook, the 14-inch VAIO CW.
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Google Docs is the search giant's Web-based answer to Microsoft Office, stripped down to bare essentials but with some intriguing sharing features built in. Is less really more, or are the free-to-anybody Google Docs worth what you pay for them? Read our full review to find out.
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The 12-inch MSI Wind U210 is the netbook for people who don't want a small screen, small keyboard, or slow Intel Atom processor. Powered by the AMD NV-40 Athlon Neo processor and ATI X1270 integrated graphics, it is very similar to the HP Pavilion dv2 ... just smaller and lighter. With only 4 hours of estimate battery life, is this oversized netbook worth it? Read our full review to find out.
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LogMeIn Free's remote access software promises access to your computer's data from any Internet-connected PC. Is this the frequently traveler's dream application, or just another kludgy third-party replacement for Windows XP remote desktop. Read our LogMeIn Free review to find out.
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