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We've already heard reports that both Apple and Samsung will unleash tablets with high-DPI displays next year. According to a story posted by DigiTimes...

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Well, I guess we won't have to wait until next year for $700 ultrabooks. Remember that Toshiba system we wrote about a month ago?...

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One of the first companies to hop on the ultrabook bandwagon, Asus is now getting ready to sprinkle some tablet PC onto its ultrabooks. Quoting...

Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing

Could Samsung beat Apple to the punch with a high-DPI tablet? Maybe not, but it sounds like it could come close. Boy Genius Report

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OnLive's cloud gaming service has finally come to tablets and smartphones. Released first for the PC and then on a separate, TV-friendly console, OnLive...

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So far, Intel has an absolute monopoly on the ultrabook market. (You can even find the company's chips inside the MacBook Air, from which many...

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Lenovo is looking to indoctrinate a new generation of PC users with its ThinkPad X130e ultraportable. The system is designed explicitly for elementary and...

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More details have leaked out on Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge CPUs. We learned about the desktop side of Sandy Bridge's successor last week,...

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Add one more ultrabook to the pile. LG's Korean site has revealed details on its X Note Z330, whose 15-mm thickness qualifies it...

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When Amazon said the Kindle Fire was "the bestselling product across all of Amazon" a week ago, it didn't quote any numbers to support that...

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Ultrabook prices are expected to drop substantially when second-generation designs arrive featuring Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge CPU. Ivy's not expected until the spring, but it...

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Ah, if only all companies were so quick to confirm rumors. Earlier this week, word started going around that Acer had a tablet based...

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You might recall that Asus' Eee Pad Transformer Prime launched to great fanfare on November 9, and we spotted a pre-order listing on...

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Acer President Jim Wong had two nuggets of good news to share at a recent media briefing in Taiwan, according to PC World. The...

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With its Kindle Fire, Amazon seems to have sought to create a neatly packaged experience, in some ways similar to Apple's iPad. The device runs...

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PC makers might eventually quit the tablet market, as the rumor mill predicts, but they still have some fight in them yet. According to...

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With the first wave of ultrabooks, PC makers have shown they can offer laptops similar to Apple's MacBook Air at lower prices. The ball is...

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Could laptop displays finally be dragged out of their torpid stagnation at 1366x768? Quoting unnamed industry sources, DigiTimes reports that Asus and Acer are...

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