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The Asus UX series is the Taiwanese maker's first foray into the Intel CULV segment, which seeks to offer sleek thin-and-lights at an affordable price point. Another vendor from the same island, Acer, was one of the first to offer consumer ultra-low-voltage machines via the Timeline series. The...
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You've got to question the sanity of Asus. We gave the company the benefit of the doubt when it made a laptop with two screens--it was crazy, but we let that slide. We even turned a blind eye to its bamboo laptops. But its latest endeavor, the F6V laptop, has us convinced the company is one egg...
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The Asus F8Va is like the prize pig at the fair--it's not going to win any beauty pageants and better appreciated when served hot on a sandwich during Christmas dinner. Confusing metaphors aside, the F8Va is hardly eye-catching, and its glossy piano black lid is such a fingerprint magnet Asus...
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The Asus M50 series is part of the Taiwanese maker's entertainment lineup. As such, it incorporates a variety of multimedia features such as Altec Lansing speakers, high-end graphics card and Blu-ray combo drive. But what we did not expect for a laptop at this price range is the huge 500GB of...
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With the recent introduction of midsized entertainment models sporting larger 16.4-inch displays and 16:9 aspect ratio like the Sony Vaio VGN-FW series and Acer Aspire 6920G, this HP Pavilion may, at first, seem a little out of date with its 15.4-inch LCD.
But if you really need the new screen...
Crave The NetWalker is part Netbook, part ultramobile PC.
The Sharp NetWalker comes off like a computer with an identity crisis. It's part Asus Eee PC Netbook and part Samsung Q1 ...
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Asus is perhaps best known for virtually creating the Netbook phenomenon with its line of inexpensive Eee PCs. The company has subsequently done a good job of refining and expanding on the Netbook experience, with systems such as the slim Eee PC 1005HA and the touchscreen Eee PC T91.
The...
Features Check out some of the most powerful desktop replacements carrying Intel's latest high-end processor.
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Blogs In the past two years, we witnessed how the Netbook took off. The first Netbook can be traced back to 2007 with the "One Laptop Per Child" (OLPC) project, the Palm ...
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In the battle for Netbook market share supremacy, Intel's Atom CPU stands nearly unchallenged despite a handful of offerings with AMD and Via CPUs. So it's surprising we found so much to like about the 11.6-inch Gateway LT3104g. This uses an AMD Athlon 64 L110 1.2GHz processor to provide a...
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The "v" in the Dell Mini 10v's name is seemingly there to indicate value for thrifty Netbook shoppers. The system is in many ways hard to distinguish from its more expensive cousin and is one of the better sub-S$700 Netbook packages we've seen.
It does, however, lack the high-end...
Features Though Netbooks don't get a significant cash discount at the show, the bundled freebies makes the trip to COMEX 2009 worth the hassle.
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Blogs We have been hearing a lot about virtualization lately. Server and storage virtualization are just two of the most common virtualization technology being implemented by the enterprise. You can also hear ...
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With a brand-new look and some of the highest-end tech available in a laptop, we're semi surprised that Alienware has kept the M17x name for its newest 17-inch laptop (even if it loses the X-Files-esque "Area-51" moniker). While the system starts at a reasonable S$3,499, you'll need to configure...
Features With a new category of notebooks which is as portable as Netbooks but with Intel CULV performance, consumer choice in Sim Lim Square has taken an interesting turn.
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