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Lenovo's ThinkPad brand is virtually synonymous with business laptops, and the company (like IBM before it) has spent years perfecting the nondescript black-box system with its iconic TrackPoint and double set of mouse buttons.
We liked the 14-inch T400s ("s" for "slim") when we first saw...
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While it's hard for us to weigh design over performance when looking at a laptop, products such as the Lenovo IdeaPad U350 make it a little easier. As another entry in the growing field of affordable CULV machines, the compact and really great-looking U350 is Lenovo's answer to the MacBook in...
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Though most laptop shoppers may be laser-focused on value, snapping up S$599 Netbooks and S$1,100 ULV systems, there's always a little room at the top of the heap for a high-priced, full-featured showpiece. In the 13.3-inch category, HP has the Envy 13, Dell has the Adamo XPS, and Sony has the...
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Everything about the Sony Vaio VGN-NW25GF/B is pleasing. For starters, it looks good and unlike its glossy plastic shelfmates, the textured chassis doesn't feel cheap or end up covered in fingerprints from simply picking it up. It's well-configured for general home and office duties and the port...
Crave Hardly a day goes by without some form of feverish speculation gripping the Web about the existence of a tablet computing device from Apple. While most of these echo-chamber blog posts ...
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Toshiba's ridiculously lightweight Portege R600 may steal all the headlines, but if you don't mind a few extra grams, the Portege A600 is cheaper. The configuration that we reviewed comes in at around S$2,999, and is just as well-featured as the R600. At under 30mm thick, you shouldn't have any...
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If you thought the MacBook Air was thin, you haven't seen anything yet. The Dell Adamo XPS sets a new standard on just how sleek a notebook can be. The second generation of Dell's premium laptop line is really an impressive feat of engineering. From its unique hinge design to capacitive latch...
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This year has undoubtedly been defined if not by Netbooks, then by the growth of affordable thin laptops that shed the size--and even optical drive--in an effort to provide a more portable, larger-screen computer. Whereas this used to be the domain of highly expensive "executive" machines, such...
Crave Everyone else is doing it, so why shouldn't ASUS? Late Wednesday, the company announced the immediate availability of the M50Vm-A1WM, a 15.4-inch laptop with a built-in WiMAX module for the recently ...
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Features Check out the best laptop and Netbook deals at Singapore's Sim Lim Square electronics mall.
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Crave The traditional desktop seems to be going out of style as more vendors offer all-in-one PCs for users who do not need the portability of a laptop. Though the Vostro laptop ...
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Blogs Just how popular is Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao nowadays? No one can really tell. His popularity has reached global status after he beat Oscar Dela Hoya and his latest victim Ricky Hatton. The "Pacman" ...
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Crave I ended 2008 talking about all-in-ones, so might as well begin 2009 on the same topic. Lenovo hasn't been much of a player in US consumer desktop market lately, but the ...
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Crave The Acer Aspire 5738PG. PC maker Acer is adding another pair of laptops to its Windows 7 laptop lineup. The two entries are a 15.6-inch touchscreen system, called the Aspire 5738PG; ...
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Although Lenovo has been reinventing itself of late with its IdeaPad and Netbook lines, it's still a company known for boxy, business-end ThinkPads. There's no shame there: The ThinkPad was revolutionary in its time, and the iconic (if plain) design defined the modern business laptop. It also put...
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