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[January 31, 2005, 6:00]
A Year Ago: Notebooks faster, but not cheaper
News Speed and ease of use are nice, but analysts say it's about time manufacturers thought about making notebooks less expensive, too The laptop performance push continues -- thanks to some upcoming chip upgrades -- but don't expect a slew of cheaper...
[May 16, 2001, 6:28]
Notebooks set to overtake desktops by 2011
News As worldwide desktop shipments continue to slow, notebooks are expected to represent more than half of all client PCs by 2011, according to an IDC report released on Tuesday. Meanwhile, in the US, retail sales of notebooks surpassed desktops in 2005.
[March 21, 2007, 8:24]
Notebooks: top 5s review
Reviews The three new Pentium M notebooks (pink diamonds) we have tested so far occupy the hitherto-elusive top-right quadrant of the graph, where performance is excellent (>50 on Business Winstone 2001) and battery life long (3-5 hours).
[March 14, 2003, 10:08]
PCs, notebooks to get a memory speed boost
News New parts allowing mainstream PCs and notebooks to support a next-generation memory type are on the way for AMD and Intel processors as early as this month. The chipset for AMD notebooks, called the MobileMagik 1, will cost $36.
[September 7, 2000, 14:55]
Notebooks faster, but not cheaper
News The laptop performance push continues -- thanks to some upcoming chip upgrades -- but don't expect a slew of cheaper notebooks to flood the market any time soon. While higher-performance notebooks based on the forthcoming PIII chips should be well...
[May 16, 2000, 15:24]
Notebooks plan a thinner 2005
News Notebooks will go on a diet in 2005. After several years of bulking up to meet consumer demand for high-performance models with large screens, many notebooks will shed weight to dip below 3.4kg. But that's beginning to change, according to PC...
[December 23, 2004, 11:30]
Toshiba rolls out notebooks
News The two notebooks will be available at retail outlets in February. The Irvine, California, PC maker will offer the Satellite 1605CDS model, starting at $1,199, (£743) with a 12.1-inch dual-scan display, a 450MHz Advanced Micro Devices K6-2...
[February 1, 2000, 7:05]
32GB solid state disk comes to UK notebooks
News We also anticipate demand from IT departments who spend time rebuilding notebooks after crashes. Samsung's 32GB solid state notebook drive is now available in the UK through distributor Just Rams, the company said on Tuesday.
[May 22, 2007, 18:18]
HP notebooks built for battle
News Where typical notebooks use plastic, HP's nr3600 relies on magnesium, a fairly lightweight but strong metal. Hewlett-Packard is building tougher portable computers. The computer giant on Thursday unveiled a rugged notebook PC and tablet PC designed...
[March 19, 2004, 10:50]
14.1-inch LCD notebooks sketched in for year end
News The first wave of 13.3-inch screen notebooks is only now hitting the shore but 14.1-inch portable PC screens could be here as soon as 1996, according to Dell portable group director of marketing Ben Bentzin.inch at 1,24 x 768 is possible for...
[February 14, 1997, 14:56]
Intel notebooks sport low-power chips
News Intel's other new chip, the 733MHz low-voltage mobile Celeron, is designed for lower-priced notebooks. The company also launched a 1GHz mobile Celeron chip, which is not a low-voltage chip, for full-sized notebooks.
[April 19, 2002, 9:06]
Notebooks for business review
Reviews Entry-level users need do little more than connect to a company or home network and run standard productivity applications such as a word processor, spreadsheet, email client and calendar; in the future, these (and other) applications are likely...
[November 17, 2008, 16:46]
Wi-Fi problems with HP Pavilion notebooks
News Tipped off by a reader, David Berlind investigates what appears to be a serious problem with the Wi-Fi feature on some Pavilion notebooks. Despite many customer complaints listed on HP's website over a period of nearly five months, there's been...
[October 26, 2007, 16:17]
Sony adds DVD/CD-RW drives to notebooks
News Sony has taught its new notebooks to read and write. On Wednesday, Sony Electronics announced four new Vaio notebooks that come with a combination DVD and CD-rewritable drive. Toshiba recently made a DVD/CD-RW drive available as an option on...
[February 8, 2001, 8:52]
14.1-inch LCD notebooks will be huge... literally
News Nick Boardman, managing director of Rock, said the 14.1-inch screen will mean outsize notebooks and a shake-up in mainstream configurations: "10.4-inch screens are gone; the manufacturers refuse to make them anymore.inch will become mainstream and...
[April 21, 1997, 13:50]
Dell overhauls its Pentium M notebooks
News The PC maker launched the new Inspiron 500m and Inspiron 600m notebooks, aimed at consumers and small businesses, and the new Latitude D500 for corporations. Dell floated a trio of new Pentium M models into its notebook armada on Thursday.
[April 10, 2003, 15:57]
Compaq to push out low-cost PC, notebooks
News Also this week, the number one PC vendor plans to introduce a new range of notebooks. Likely to become part of the Presario line and possibly powered by Intel's 233MHz Pentium II or even Cyrix's first batch of MMX-enhanced MediaGX processors, the...
[January 6, 1998, 16:37]
What's new with notebooks in 2004? review
Reviews 2004 promises to be another exciting year for notebooks with a dizzying range of new features expected to roll out in the coming months. This momentum is expected to carry on into 2004, with vendors eager to narrow the gap in 3D graphics and...
[January 6, 2004, 15:15]
HP takes scattergun approach to notebooks
News When it comes to notebooks, HP will play the variety card. The computer maker is planning to introduce an array of notebooks in the next six months in an effort to participate in as many sub-genres as possible, said Alex Gruzen, senior vice...
[June 17, 2003, 11:42]
