April might have started off with practical jokes, but Toshiba, Acer and ASUS took their business seriously and launched a range of new models.
The ASUS Eee PC 900 has finally hit retail shelves with the HP Mini-Note hot on its heels. Check out what the best buys are in our fortnightly feature.
Their curves may be different from bikini babes, but these laptops have the X factor to make the tech nerds drool buckets.
Microsoft says just-found problem prevents Windows XP Service Pack 3 and Windows Vista SP 1 from working properly with its own retail management product.
Power demands and heat concerns meant that AMD and Intel couldn't simply keep ramping up clock speeds. The answer: More processing cores in one chip.
First impressions count. These slim portables shave off the pounds without sacrificing performance.
Blazing-fast laptops and leather-bound portables may set one's heart fluttering, but when push comes to shove consumers appear to choose value over va-vroom.
Entering passwords and biometric fingerprint sensors will be a thing of the past for Toshiba as its new range now comes with facial recognition login.
We take a look at the new notebooks coming to market as well as the best deals from Singapore's Sim Lim Square and Dell online store.
HD-DVD is officially dead. Hop onto the new optical drive standard with this range of Blu-ray laptops.
We take a look at the new notebooks coming to market as well as the best deals from Singapore's Sim Lim Square and Dell online store.
Technology may be chugging on at an ever-increasing rate, but these laptops have the X factor and have earned a place in the annals of mobile computing history.
Much has been made of Dell's retail makeover, but it's actually part of a larger trend toward experimentalism.
All work and no play may make Jack a dull boy, but at least he's bringing home the bacon. For the insatiable workaholic, these are the portables which allow you to carry your work anyplace safely.
We take a look at the new notebooks coming to market as well as the best deals from Singapore's Sim Lim Square and Dell online store.
