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Apple Unveils Mac OS Lion, MacBook Refresh By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published February 24, 2011 Apple touts Mac OS Lion as offering new dashboard control and better application start-up. Tags: Apple, laptop, MacBook, Mac OS Will Apple Abandon the Traditional PC? By Paul Rubens | Article Published November 10, 2010 With its phenomenal success with the iPhone and iPad, will Apple continue to invest in the traditional PC? Tags: iphone apps, iPad apps, Apple, laptop, hardware Making the iPad Sync with Linux By Paul Ferrill | Article Published October 25, 2010 The Apple iPad can (sort of) sync up with a Linux machine, given that you're willing to make a few OS compromises. Tags: Linux, iPad, Apple, Linux downloads, laptop Lenovo ThinkPad L412: 'Green' Laptop By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 08, 2010 As the tech world focuses on green computing, Lenovo attempts to lead the way with the ThinkPad L412. Tags: Notebook, netbook, laptop, notebook review, laptop review TEO Linux Netbook: Ultra-Sturdy By Carla Schroder | Article Published May 21, 2010 Made by ZaReason, the TEO Linux netbook runs Ubuntu out of the box and offers easy-to-use portable computing. Tags: Linux, Ubuntu, netbooks, netbook, laptop Laptop as Workstation: HP EliteBook 8440w By Eric Grevstad | Article Published May 10, 2010 HP touts the EliteBook 8440w as a true workstation, muscular enough for demanding engineering and scientific applications and built with professional-grade graphics. Does it live up to the hype? Tags: netbooks, Notebook, laptop, workstation, laptop review Toshiba Tecra A11 Notebook: Business-Class Muscle By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published May 06, 2010 The Toshiba notebook's speed, storage and memory makes it a robust tool for any business road warrior. Tags: netbooks, netbook review, laptop, notebooks, business Laptops vs. Lectures: Let's Ban Lectures! By Mike Elgan | Article Published March 12, 2010 Few would argue with the idea that the Internet, PCs and mobile devices open up massive new opportunities to transform university education. So why the resistance to laptops in class? Tags: netbooks, Notebook, notebook PC, netbook, laptop HP Releases Ultra-Thin Laptops for Business By Christopher Saunders | Article Published March 02, 2010 Targeting enterprise and SMB laptop buyers, HP claims thin is in. A slender notebook for the road warrior without much space. Tags: HP, Notebook, laptop, laptop review, Enterprise Microsoft: Windows 7 Not Harming Batteries By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published February 09, 2010 The warnings issued by Windows 7 about failing batteries are correct, and are not causing batteries to reach this state, a Microsoft executive states. Tags: Microsoft, Windows 7, laptop, battery, battery life Dell's New Laptop 'World's Thinnest' By - Reuters | Article Published March 17, 2009 The high end Adamo notebook looks to be a head-to-head competitor with ultra-thin MacBook Air. Where does the trend toward thin laptops end? Tags: consumer, Dell, marketing, Notebook, laptop Insider's Guide to Business Laptops By Jamie Bsales | Article Published March 05, 2009 Buyers of business laptops are faced with a blizzard of options. Here's how to select the best laptop for your needs. Tags: Intel, HP, Notebook, laptop, AMD Laptops with Solid State Drives: Pros and Cons By David Strom | Article Published July 21, 2008 Solid state drives can offer higher performance than conventional rotating storage, yet also add about $500- $800 to a laptop’s price. Are they worth it? Tags: chips, Dell, laptop, Solid-State Drives, Storage Gateway M-1626 Laptop: Sixty-Four But Not Hardcore By Eric Grevstad | Article Published July 02, 2008 Review: the six-pound, AMD dual-core-powered portable does indeed exceed the run-of-the-mill with the 64-bit version of Vista. But do its battery life and graphics performance suit its suitable-for-power-users positioning? Tags: Windows, Vista, Dell, laptop, gateway It's a Small (Notebook) World at Computex By Eric Grevstad | Article Published June 06, 2008 Whether it's sold by generic white-box resellers or famous names like Dell and Apple, a huge percentage of PC hardware comes from Taiwan. That's why the annual Computex trade show in Taipei always generates big news. Tags: wireless, Intel, Notebook, laptop, nVidia |
