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Rumours about a major Dell global product announcement have swirled around the Internet for a few weeks, with reports that included both fact and fiction. But before the official unveiling, Digital Journal got an exclusive look at the new notebooks.
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Research released on Friday shows that the PC market in Asia is seeing heavy growth this year, with shipments expected to rise 15 percent off healthy notebook gains.
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Two "reputable" Mac news sites are reporting that Apple could bring back its "ultra-portable" line of notebook PCs next year. Rumors are the MacBook line could be even smaller than the 12-inch line of the previous iBook and PowerBooks.
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Lenovo notebook computer equipped with a Sony battery caught fire at Los Angeles International Airport.
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Digital Journal — “That’s a hot laptop!” takes on new meaning these days. There are dozens of recent reports of laptops erupting into flames, concerning consumers who like their computers fire-free. Don’t even think of blaming arson here.
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Digital Journal — I use my laptop everyday, probably far more than necessary. But I love it. That is until I have to travel. It's huge, heavy and cumbersome to carry. It’s awkward to secure a laptop to a suitcase, inevitably leaning to one side and ma
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The world’s largest chipmaker hopes Centrino will bring wireless into the mainstream
The buzz surrounding wireless technology is akin to the mid-1980s craze over cordless phones, although initial reaction to wireless hasn’t been as receptive as expe.
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Killer PowerBooks:
Jobs called 2003 “the year of the notebook” for Apple, and it may be just that. Apple takes off this year with the launching of two innovative PowerBook G4 notebooks.
The sleek aluminum alloy-enclosed 17-inch PowerBook G4 replac.
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Q: I just got my notebook PC, and I'm confused about the difference between "stand-by and hibernate" modes.
A: Notebook manufacturers have come up with several schemes to save precious notebook battery life. Each of the schemes, of course, comes wit...
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LONDON (voa) - American and British computer scientists have announced a breakthrough that allows physical sensation to be felt through the Internet in what is known as computer-generated "virtual reality."
In "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey," Paul McC...
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School notebooks featuring a portrait of the Russian dictator Josef Stalin spark controversy after going on sale this week.
This ultra marathon in the Amazon has runners cross 137 miles of jungle in seven days.
School notebooks with Soviet dictator Josef Stalin on the cover have caused a controversy in Russia.
Author of racy novel surprised Elizabeth Vargas with her bashfulness.
 Albert Einstein's complete archives — from personal correspondence with half a dozen lovers to notebooks scribbled with his groundbreaking scientific research — are going online for the first time.
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I am sitting with Fahed in one of the rooms of his palatial home reviewing his essay when his mother slowly winds her...
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99% of science reports are accurate and reviewed in peer reviewed journals. Peer review means that the research is...
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While recent predictable Australian Federal Elections’ no-single-party- mandate-to-rule outcome could rightfully claim...
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May 2010 The Transfer of Goods into Gaza: Obstruction and Obfuscation, January 2010 (available at: www.gisha.org)....
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Four would-be journalists crowd around a set of painted red tables in a bright room at Alter Ego’s Backpackers Café...
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