CES 2009 show report
 Intel unveils tablet Classmate PC designIntel has revealed the design for a tablet version of its Classmate PC, a low-powered Netbook designed for use in primary schools. Read more »
 BenQ dips its toe into the all-in-one PC watersAt CES, BenQ unveiled its first-ever PC, the nScreen. The nScreen is being tailored for novice computer users, specifically senior citizens and children. Read more »
 Dell officially unveils Adamo, Mini 10Here's what we know: Adamo is sleek, thin, and black. And it's not a Netbook, meaning there's no Atom processor inside. But which processor is inside, company officials wouldn't say. Read more »
 Mobile processor confusion in 2009During CES 2009, Intel announced it's plans to offer another category of chips specifically for lower-cost, ultrathin laptops later this year.
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 Sony Vaio P look-a-likeLove the sleek, elongated design of the Sony Vaio P but just can't stomach the price? If you don't mind trading Vista for Windows Mobile, then take a closer look at this Mio Mobile Internet Device (MID).
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 Dell rides the Dragon with new XPS 625 gaming PCDell once again sets its sights on the midrange gamer. Starting at US$999, this configurable PC uses all AMD components, including an option for multiple graphics cards.
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 AMD introduces Dragon PC gaming platform and new Phenom II CPUsAs the only vendor currently producing CPUs, GPUs, and motherboard chipsets, AMD is uniquely positioned to market its entire product line as a unified PC gaming platform. Read more »
 Asus W90 hits 15,000 on 3DMark06The latest Asus W90--showcased at CES 2009--totally thrashed the benchmark of 1,000 by hitting a score of 15,000.
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 Ballmer touts Windows 7 beta, new deals In perhaps the biggest announcement of the night, he will announce Microsoft is ready with a beta version of Windows 7 and he will show off some of its key consumer features.
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 Viewsonic reveals Netbook plansExpect its Netbook to retail for US$449 in early Q2 2009, with a 10.2-inch screen, 1.6GHz Atom processor, 160GB hard drive and 1GB of RAM.
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 Alienware products coming to Asia soonAlienware said its gaming PCs are expected to debut in almost all the markets that its parent company Dell is present in, including Asia. Expect them later this year.
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 The Sony P-series Lifestyle PC: Just don't call it a NetbookThe P-series Lifestyle PC is one of the smallest laptops we've seen; it is almost similar to a UMPC, but with a traditional clamshell laptop design.
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 Toshiba releases new Qosmio X305-Q725One of the many laptops being announced at CES this week is the Toshiba Qosmio X305-Q725.
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 Netbook plus touchscreen equals Eee PC T91What could be better than a small, low-cost, easy-to-use Netbook laptop? How about a small, low-cost, easy-to-use Netbook laptop with a swiveling touchscreen?
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 Lenovo brings motion control to new all-in-oneThe IdeaCentre A600 all-in-one, freshly announced, very plainly has the home user in mind.
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 Lenovo says the IdeaPad Y650 is the thinnest, lightest 16-inch laptopThe China-based company is bolstering its consumer-targeted IdeaPad line with a few new models, highlighted by the 16-inch Y650.
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 gOS Cloud: Browser-based OS for NetbooksExpect touchscreen Netbooks running the Cloud OS and Windows to be released at CES 2009.
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 HP Mini-Note returns with Atom in towAt CES 2009, the Palo Alto company is showcasing the latest version of it Netbook for the business professional, the HP Mini 2140. Read more »
 MSI says which way Wind is blowingMSI will release two new Netbooks that will forego the Intel Atom N270 CPU in favor of the Atom Z530 chip. Read more »
 A laptop equivalent of a two-headed snakeLenovo is apparently planning to unveil a ThinkPad notebook with a dual display. Read
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 Atom Netbooks to get an Nvidia boostNvidia aims to toss the anemic Intel Graphics Media Accelerator found in current Netbooks and include its GeForce 9400 integrated video card instead. Read more »
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tonivaio says...
looking forward to SONY products...wearable walkman looks very promising, i might have to throw away my clip on ipod shuffle..hahaha
Jan 07, 2009 20:49
looking forward to SONY products...wearable walkman looks very promising, i might have to throw away my clip on ipod shuffle..hahaha
Jan 07, 2009 20:49
jennycyde says...
im looking forward for exciting products to share my music any part at home or office wirelessly.
Jan 07, 2009 21:22
im looking forward for exciting products to share my music any part at home or office wirelessly.
Jan 07, 2009 21:22
nhazi says...
thats great, cant wait to have updates on this.
Jan 10, 2009 02:51
thats great, cant wait to have updates on this.
Jan 10, 2009 02:51
jennycyde says...
The Linksys Wireless Home Audio System is perfect for my home and my business. I do hope this product will be available in Philippines. I wish Cisco System will hear me!
Jan 11, 2009 23:29
The Linksys Wireless Home Audio System is perfect for my home and my business. I do hope this product will be available in Philippines. I wish Cisco System will hear me!
Jan 11, 2009 23:29
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