Entries in 'notebooks' (67)
GfK: Can ultrathins add value this Christmas?
NEWSUltrathins have grown in excess of 300 per cent, despite total notebook declines. Claire Decommer, GfK account manager, IT, examines what that means for the market.
Have notebooks reached maturity?
NEWSManish Goenka, Account Manager, GfK, discusses the current state of the netbook market and its future.
Computex 2012: MSI showcases an array of notebooks and laptops
NEWSComputex 2012 sees MSI displays its ‘highly mobile’ U series, the new Ultra laptop series, and the latest generation of its gaming notebooks.
Could notebook optical drives be on the way out?
NEWSMajor PC makers such as Dell, HP and Asus are said to be planning withdrawing optical drives from larger 15-inch and up notebooks, potentially marking the beginning of the end ...
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IDF: Intel sets out ultrabook future
NEWSChipmaker Intel has demonstrated a collection of forthcoming ultrabook PCs at the Intel Developer Conference.
Razer Blade is 'first true' gaming laptop
NEWSPC gaming peripheral specialist has unveiled what the firm calls the "world's first true gaming laptop", the Razer Blade.
Intel insists ultrabooks will be less than $1,000 / ?850
NEWSIntel has revealed that a number of brands will release ultrabooks priced at less than US$1000 before the end of the year.
Intel in $300m ultrabook push
NEWSChipmaker Intel announced a $300 million 'ultrabook fund' to generate 'new innovation' in the firm's ultra thin and light notebook device category.
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Acer 'ultrabook' pictures leaked
NEWSLeaked images of Acer's upcoming 'ultrabook, the Aspire 3951, have appeared on a Vietnamese web site.
Optical drives destined to go the way of the floppy?
NEWSOptical disc drives suppliers are facing a "crisis" with manufacturers increasingly moving away from featuring optical drives in notebooks.
Toshiba unveils Qosmio F750 with glasses-free 3D
NEWSToshiba has announced the Qosmio F750 HD which the Japanese electronics giant claims is the world's first glasses-free 3D laptop.
Intel could face uphill battle in gaining Ultrabook support
NEWSIntel has deep pockets when it comes to promoting the chipmaker's new Ultrabook concept of thin and light ultra portable netbooks, according to notebook insiders quoted by the DigiTimes.
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Sony lifts lid on Vaio Z-series ultra portable
NEWSSony has unveiled the new ultra-mobile Vaio Z series incorporating a new media dock with external graphics card.
Research could herald notebooks powered by typing
NEWSResearchers at an Australian university are working on powering electronic devices by the action of typing or walking thanks to the electrical generation capability of piezoelectrics.
Asus ultraportable U36 hits the UK
NEWSThe 13.3-inch Asus U36 notebook, billed as the 'world's thinnest Intel Core i5 processor' based notebook, has arrived in the UK following a December appearance in the US.
Dell goes after MacBook Pro with Dell XPS 15z
NEWSPC maker Dell has launched the 15-inch Dell XPS 15z laptop which the firm claims is the "thinnest on the planet."
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HP revamps Mini 210 notebook
NEWSThe world's largest PC maker HP has unveiled a new notebook refresh including a redesigned HP 210 Mini notebook range and a new entry 14-inch Pavilion dv4.
Lenovo launches latest X-series X220 ultra portable
NEWSThinkPad-maker Lenovo has launched the ThinkPad X220 ultraportable and the X220 convertible tablet PC.
MacBook Air sales 'a hit with consumers'
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iPhone-maker Apple shipped 1.1 million 11 and 13-inch MacBook Air notebooks during the final quarter of 2010 according to an AppleInsider report.
Tablet stampede heralds notebook market collapse
NEWSMarket research outfit Gartner dramatically slashed the firm's worldwide forecast for PC sales in 2011 and 2011 on the back of an anticipated explosion in tablet computing.
