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Somewhere, in the middle of a small pond, lives a creature named
Lenovo's ThinkPad T510 is heavy, but in exchange you get solid build quality and a large screen. The keyboard is well designed and although battery life isn't great, this notebook is likely to spend more of its time on the desk than on the move. Read more
1 February, 2011 by Sandra Vogel
Sony's 13.3in. VAIO S doesn't stand out in terms of slimness, aesthetics or affordability. Although it's solidly built and performs well, some users may need to invest in a high-capacity battery. Read more
25 January, 2011 by Sandra Vogel
Fujitsu's Lifebook T730 is a neat convertible tablet with an impressive 12.1in. touch-screen and generally good build quality. It's highly configurable, but battery life could be better. Read more
29 September, 2010 by Sandra Vogel
The J3500 is a well-specified slate tablet with a stylus- and finger-friendly touchscreen, and a powerful vPro-equipped Core i7 CPU. It's a pricey ruggedised system with an impressive range of options and accessories, but there are still one or two missing features. Read more
24 June, 2010 by Charles McLellan
...include a multitouch touchpad, a webcam, Bluetooth (2.1+EDR), mobile broadband (
The fully rugged Getac V200 has a solid chassis and exemplary protection for ports and connectors. The rotating webcam, LifeSupport battery-swapping capability, plus optional GPS and mobile broadband are ideal for use in the field. Read more
29 March, 2011 by Sandra Vogel
This 12.1in. Sandy Bridge ultraportable is solidly built, with plenty of storage, a matte display and a usable keyboard. The only negatives are the slightly below-par screen resolution and lack of an integrated optical drive, although we have yet to test performance and battery life. Read more
1 March, 2011 by Sandra Vogel
The convertible 10.1in. Lifebook T580 has a small footprint but is relatively bulky. Battery life is good, but the keyboard may prove too cramped for some users and the price is high. Read more
12 January, 2011 by Sandra Vogel...than 16mm thick. There's plenty of connectivity, with an optional integrated
Motion Computing has kitted out its rugged slate-style tablet with an impressive set of components. The sceen is excellent, performance is good and battery life is reasonable. It's not cheap, but field workers should be able to use it with confidence. Read more
22 September, 2010 by Charles McLellan...Salvatore revealed. The company also talked about wireless connectivity provisioning through its
...China's landscape is vast and diverse, with forest steppes and the
...portable' version can be used anywhere. You want to listen in the
...an actual battleground. Be ready to develop batteries of artillery in the
Jack : I was hoping you could provide us a summary since you are familiar with this report. I am not yet sure how much of my time I'd like to...
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@apexwm Have you considered either (a) reading the story above or (b) reading the PDF? There are answers in both.
3 hours ago by Jack Schofield on Using Windows XP is a waste of money, says IDC I would love to hear why Microsoft believes that "upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7 pays for itself in a year, in increased productivity and...
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That we have :-) Retailers don't buy stuff to lie around in warehouses, particularly with fast moving technology products. If they didn't think...
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This ESG Lab report indicates that IT managers looking to reap the benefits of server and storage consolidation are concerned about... Read more
This IBM research paper looks at how businesses are thinking more about business resilience by improving the ability to adapt to a continuously changing business... Read more
This Proofpoint white paper looks at how using software-as-a-service offerings can be beneficial -- or not -- for archived... Read more
