Crave The Atom-based Netbooks may be cheap, but they contain enough processing power to deal with most productivity tasks like Internet surfing, working with office documents or even a little movie viewing. ...
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Review When we reviewed the JoyBook S41 17 months ago, it was one of the first to insert a high-end discrete graphics processor in a 14.1-inch laptop. Moreover, at just over S$2,000, it was also very affordable considering that larger machines with the same video performance cost much more.
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Features Curious about how portables will evolve in the volatile year ahead? We take a stab at forecasting trends for 2009.
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Features Depite Netbooks hitting the scene like a bolt of lightning, buying a laptop can be as easy as ABC with this quick guide.
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Features Though a minor player outside its domestic market, the Korean chaebol offers well-made machines at an affordable price point.
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Features See which notebooks and Netbooks made it into our latest monthly Top 10 chart.
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To say we hate the term "cheap and good" whenever we are asked to recommend a laptop does not even begin to describe the depths of disdain we have for that cliche. Most of the time, you can't have it both ways. However, Acer, well-known for offering excellent feature-to-price models, has outdone...
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An inexpensive 13.3-inch laptop will always get our attention and HP's Pavilion dv3 fits the bill starting at less than US$679 (S$1,014.22). It is also highly customizable (our configuration was US$893 (S$1,333.87)). We're fond of saying that 13.3-inch laptops are the smallest we could fathom...
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While we're still unsure of what Dell's goal was when it combined the midrange Studio and high-end XPS laptop lines into the new (wait for it...) Studio XPS brand, but at least it means we're finally getting a true 16:9 16-inch laptop from Dell, in the form of the Studio XPS 16.
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Features See which notebook and Netbook made it to our latest monthly Top 10 chart.
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Features Their curves may be different from bikini babes, but these laptops have the X factor to make the tech nerds drool buckets.
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Features Forget single-core machines. With notebook prices dropping to new lows, getting dual-core performance will no longer break the bank.
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Crave Nvidia and ASUS have announced the availability of the Nvidia GeForce Go 7700 graphics card on the ASUS A8J series for increased video performance. Upgrading from the previous GeForce Go 7300 ...
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Crave With top-of-the-line components and next-generation wireless radio, the ASUS Lamborghini VX2 looks ready to set new speed records. Based on the high-end T7400 Core 2 Duo processor, which pumps out 2.16GHz ...
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Crave Editors' note : Both the ASUS G1 and G2 will be available in Singapore from January 2007, with a cost of S$3,588 and S$3,988, respectively. Looking to give Dell's XPS a ...
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