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A month with Asus' Eee Pad TransformerAsus' Eee Pad Transformer may cost $100 less than the competition, but you wouldn't know it from using the thing. I've spent more... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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What PC makers think is happening at retail Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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Evolution Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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AMD's A8-3500M Fusion APUCan AMD's 'Llano' APU really take on Intel's excellent Sandy Bridge processors and hold its own? We've taken a deep look at its... Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Graphics Mobile computing |
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A few thoughts on Ultrabooks As a die-hard desktop user, my laptop is more of a sidekick than my primary computing platform. I mostly use it on the couch,... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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A eulogy for my last good Logitech mouse Why, oh, why does this happen to me? Why must my privileged, middle-class lifestyle be marred by microswitch failures? Once, just once, I wish I... Type: Blog post Tags: Input devices |
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Asus' K53E dual-core Sandy Bridge notebookWe've already put a quad-core Sandy Bridge notebook through the paces, but how does a system with a dual-core CPU based on the same architecture... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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Snooping Timbuk2's camera messenger bag For more than a decade, I lugged my notebook in a simple shoulder bag. I suppose you'd call it a messenger-style bag today, but... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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Shiny things for the easily distracted In the last two weeks, Apple has announced two major, according to them, revisions of major product lines that the majority of tech pundits have... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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HP's Pavilion dm1z Fusion-powered ultraportableWith a $450 starting price tag, an 11.6" display, and an AMD E-350 accelerated processing unit, this slick ultraportable looks to have a lot of... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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PC hardware enthusiasm.. miniaturized? I've been into building PCs for many years now, but before that, I was never a particularly handy or mechanically inclined type of guy. ... Type: Blog post Tags: Game consoles |
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Brazos comes to Acer's Aspire One 522 netbookAMD's Ontario APU has all the makings of an Atom killer. We take a look at Acer's Aspire One 522 netbook to see whether... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing |
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Gloss begone There are few things that I despise more than the predominance of polished plastics in today's notebooks. Glossy finishes are the single worst... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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Mr. Sheen, your VD is here That's right, iPhone fans and AT&T haters, it's Verizon Day for the iPhone, and today is the day you, yes you, can order an iPhone.... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing |
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Sandy Bridge: The mobile perspectiveAs Intel was rolling out its desktop Sandy Bridge processors earlier this month, it also unleashed a whole family of mobile variants. Join us... Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Mobile computing |
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Western Digital's Scorpio Black 750GB notebook hard driveWhen we rounded up 7,200-RPM notebook drives last month, Western Digital's Scorpio Black 500GB was our clear favorite. Today, we explore whether a... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage Mobile computing |
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Notebook hard drives square off at 7,200 RPMSSDs may be the new hotness, but 7,200-RPM notebook drives are a more realistic option for most laptop users. We round up four of... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage Mobile computing |
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To hell with netbooks; bring on the slates! After wrapping up TR's latest review of a 10" netbook—arguably the nicest such system so far—I've come away with the impression that, well, it's time... Type: Blog post Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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