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Slate-style tablet PC runs Windows (WindowsForDevices)
— Sep. 30, 2008 — Fujitsu Computer Systems added a new device to its long-running "Stylistic" series of slate-style tablet PCs.
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The perfect laptop, take two (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News)
A number of readers responded to our call to describe their perfect notebook. We were pleased to discover they generally agreed with major elements of our WorldBook design, especially the integrated smartphone and the embedded solar panel. We also learned that features we excluded for being too expensive or impractical might have enough market appeal to justify another crack at doing them ...
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Toshiba intros four new Portege machines, Tecra R10 (Engadget)
Filed under: Laptops , Tablet PCs The last Portégé we saw flow from Toshiba's doors was a revamped R500 in July, but now we know why we've been waiting so long for a true new member of the family. Clearly, Tosh has been shoring 'em up, waiting for this day to arrive when it would introduce four newcomers in one fell swoop. Starting us off is the ultrathin Portégé R600, which packs ...
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Who Wants a Cheap(ish) MacBook? (TechNewsWorld.com)
Apple has announced it will host an event next week, and the word of the day is "notebooks." Both its MacBook and MacBook Pro lines are about due for some body design tweaks and more powerful engines. Rumors have been running rampant all over the Web for weeks. The latest claims that Apple will introduce a new $800 MacBook.
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First WiMAX Notebooks from Lenovo, Others Launch (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News)
Acer, Asus, Lenovo, and Toshiba have announced notebook PCs that will use the new mobile WiMAX chipset from Intel, formerly known as "Echo Peak". More announcements are expected.
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First WiMAX Notebooks from Lenovo, Others Launch (PC Magazine)
Acer, Asus and Lenovo have announced notebook PCs that will use the new mobile WiMAX chipset from Intel, formerly known as "Echo Peak". More announcements are expected.
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MID runs Windows XP on Atom (WindowsForDevices)
— Sep. 30, 2008 — Aigo is shipping what appears to be the first available MID (mobile Internet device) based on the Intel Atom. The Aigo P8860D is said to feature an Atom Z500 clocked at 800MHz, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 512MB RAM, a 4GB SSD (solid state disk), and dual cameras. ...
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6TB NAS tested (The Inquirer)
A NAS SERVER is a thing to behold, in particular when it does just about everything you can imagine for your network. Olin, over at Benchmark Reviews had a go at Synology’s DS408, a 4-drive SATA RAID with Gigabit Ethernet.
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PND sports "Knight Rider" interface (WindowsForDevices)
— Sep. 30, 2008 — Mio is now shipping a PND (personal navigation device) targeting fans of the original Knight Rider television series.
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Tough, tough Notebook (Channel NewsAsia)
SINGAPORE : The Tokyo rush hour is notorious for its human sardine cans, where commuters are packed neck to neck and shoulder to shoulder by train staff wearing white gloves. The sheer force of the mass of bodies being shoved into the train carriages is enough to crack a laptop screen.
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