July 6, 2010, Posted by tito at 4:19 pm
The world of cheap, ubiquitous, and nearly identical Netbooks has been a stable and predictable landscape for a while now, and hasn’t gotten any less predictable with the launch of Intel’s next generation of Atom processors. Whereas Netbooks used to run Windows XP, have N270 processors, and 1GB RAM/160GB hard drive as standards, now Netbooks [...]
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July 1, 2010, Posted by tito at 12:35 pm
At first blush, the Viliv N5 would seem the perfect device for those who feel that smart phones like the Droid X and tablets like the iPad don’t offer the full PC experience of running a desktop OS with all your favorite applications, but for whom netbooks are too cumbersome to tote around. This 5-inch, [...]
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June 16, 2010, Posted by tito at 1:04 pm
Improving: Help techs report that the the majority of troublesome notebook elements will be the hard drive, screen, and also keyboard. When you probably won’t desire to substitute an expensive laptop computer screen, you aren’t the right tools and even any slight physical inclination could change the hard drive, keyboard, along with other parts, by [...]
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May 5, 2010, Posted by anti at 1:50 pm
Anyone with a notebook or tablet PC knows that at the end of the day, battery life is still the key mobility factor when using a notebook on the road. Some users might turn to extended batteries, while others already have one and are looking to squeeze out handful of minutes before they run out [...]
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April 30, 2010, Posted by tito at 12:04 pm
CTL has been distributing computers based on Intel’s Classmate PC reference designs about as long as anyone. Over the past few years, we’ve seen models with 9 and 10 inch displays, Windows XP and Windows 7, standard displays and touchscreens. Today CTL introduced the latest iteration, and like it’s predecessors it’s target at the education [...]
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April 28, 2010, Posted by anti at 1:58 pm
You’re sitting at your desk at work with very little to do and time crawling by. So you decide to have a little fun with your coworkers and flip their monitor displays. 1. Pick an unsuspecting victim. Make sure this person’s desktop computer is already turned on and logged in, unless you know his login. [...]
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