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The CES fervor hasn't spared Dell, which announced earlier today an Alienware-branded ultraportable gaming notebook, a slate PC prototype, and a host of new...

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Microsoft and HP may jointly introduce a slate device tonight as rumored, but in the meantime, HP has pulled the curtain off a handful...

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The Consumer Electronics Show doesn't officially begin until Thursday, but today Asus gathered the press to show off several interesting new notebook models based on...

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A couple of weeks on from the Pine Trail platform launch, Dell has introduced a new version of its Inspiron Mini 10 netbook...

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After the netbook invasion of 2008 and 2009, could 2010 be the year of the smartbook? Freescale announced that reference smart tablet yesterday, and...

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Speaking of tablets, Apple isn't the only one with something in the works. We recently heard that Asus is developing an Eee tablet, and...

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Lenovo has chosen to celebrate the New Year with two firsts: the release of the first sub-$500 ThinkPad ultraportable and the first ThinkPad with an...

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Arrandale is Intel's first mainstream notebook CPU based on the Nehalem microarchitecture, and it shares the same potent silicon as the new Clarksfield desktop CPUs....

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Asus may have been the star of our first Pine Trail netbook review, but it's definitely not the only company adopting Intel's new Atom...

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Intel didn't intend for its Atom CPU to revolutionize the ultraportable notebook market, but it happened anyway. Today, the next-gen "Pine Trail" Atom platform debuts...

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Asus' Ion-powered Eee PC 1201N netbook has popped up in Newegg's listings, and it's now in stock for $499.99. We first read about...

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No need to max out your credit card to get your hands an ultra-thin, aluminum-clad Dell laptop. The PC maker has unveiled the Vostro...

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Dell's Studio 14z starts at $750, yet it offers a Core 2 Duo CPU, GeForce 9400M graphics, DisplayPort and hyrbid USB/eSATA ports, and enticing optional...

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Asus' UL80Vt notebook combines a Core 2 Duo processor, switchable GeForce graphics, a DVD burner, and an eight-cell battery in an easily portable 14" chassis...

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Pine Trail approaches. We first saw netbooks based on the system-on-a-chip successor to Intel's Atom processor at Computex in June, and today, the folks...

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Are we seeing the beginning of a schism between similar consumer ultraportables? Some, like Acer's Aspire AS1410, seem to prioritize bang for buck. Others,...

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After last month's teaser announcement, Dell has finally spilled the beans about its unusual-looking Adamo XPS laptop. The PC maker expects to start...

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Netbooks are starting to look just a little redundant these days, at least when compared to new machines like Acer's Aspire AS1410. Announced earlier...

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