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Latest News - September 2011
- Sony Reveals 6" Reader Wi-Fi, Rivals Nook/Kindle At $149
- Microsoft: Windows 8 GUI Will Be Just Another App
- Gaems G155 Mobile Gaming Station Gets Console Gamers Out of the House
- Samsung Adds Series 7 Slate PC To Lineup
- Toshiba Tosses Hat in Ultrabook Ring with Portege Z830 Series
- Sony Intros Tablet P And Tablet S With Android
- Lenovo Intros IdeaPad U300s Ultrabook, U300 And U400 Ultraportable Notebooks
- Lenovo's $199 7" IdeaPad A1 Tablet May Finally Get Attention Due To Price
- NEC Adds To MultiSync EX Series With New 20-Inch Display
- Samsung Introduces Galaxy Tab 7.7 And Galaxy Note
- Sony Reveals 15.5" VAIO S Laptop With 12 Hour Battery Life
- AT&T Brings LTE Jetstream Tablet In For Astonishingly High Price
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All News for September 2011
Sony went on quite the rampage at IFA 2011, announcing a full suite of new products. One of those is Sony's new eReader, the world's lightest in the 6" form factor. It's called, quite simply, the Reader Wi-Fi (PRS-T1). It weighs in at under 6 ounces and utilizes a 6" E-Ink Pearl V220 touch...
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Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky has published an update to the Building Windows 8 blog in which he sheds light on how Windows 8 treats the GUI differently than any previous version of the operating system. One of the concerns surrounding Windows 8 has been whether or not the operating system's new...
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Gaming on the go is a bit more complicated for console gamers than it is for PC users. Where PC users have an advantage is in being able to toss a notebook into a laptop bag and fire it up at the airport, in a coffee shop, or any place else...
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Samsung has been on a roll lately. After announcing the new Series 7 laptops and a few new mobile devices, the company is also introducing the Series 7 Slate. This is a lightweight slate computer that promises full PC capabilities. In order to accomplish this, the Series 7 Slate runs a full version of Windows 7 Home Premium or Windows 7 Professional....
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Intel's Ultrabook category is starting to heat up and it won't be long before this hot new sector reaches a rolling boil, just as netbooks did before tablets took over. The latest addition to the Ultrabook category comes from Toshiba, which...
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Does the world have enough tablet options? Hard to say, but Sony's not taking any chances. Despite not being able to price their newest products at a TouchPad level, the new Tablet S and Tablet P are certainly attractive. Both are Android-powered, obviously, and both look quite different than...
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New ultraportables? Lenovo's got 'em! Three of them, in fact. The company has just revealed a trio of new "luxury laptops," the IdeaPad U300s Ultrabook, the standard U300 and the U400. These are a few of Lenovo's fanciest designs yet, and we...
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Lenovo's tablet decisions of late haven't exactly made the most sense. They announced a Windows 7 tablet recently that won't ship for some time, yet Windows 8 now makes the idea of a Windows 7 tablet just seem odd. And now, the company has...
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NEC introduced a new 20 inch EX201W display. As part of the MultiSync EX series of desktop monitors, the new EX201W features wide viewing angles (176°H/170°V) and a resolution of 1600 x 900. The EX201W is an ultra thin display with LED backlighting, a premium grade PVA panel and a...
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Samsung announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 and the Samsung Galaxy Note at IFA in Berlin. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 is the world’s first tablet that features a Super AMOLED Plus display while the Samsung Galaxy Note represents a new product category that combines the on-the-go benefits...
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Loads of Sony news coming from the IFA 2011 conference over in Berlin, and one piece hits at the heart of our coverage: the new VAIO S laptop series. The company has just revealed a new range of stately, classy notebooks, with a 15.5" Full HD 1080p display and a weight of just 4.4lbs...
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Not quite sure HTC and AT&T really thought this one through. The good news is that the first LTE / HSPA+ Android tablet has been officially launched. The bad news, though, is really bad. As in, you'll probably never buy one, and we can't...
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