Archive for September, 2007
Amazon MP3 Debuts
September 25, 2007 12:00 am
New digital audio store deals DRM another blow.
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Original post by ManishK
Sony’s new $829 VAIO NR series is a shot across the bows of its low-priced, productivity notebook competitors.
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Original post by ManishK
New notebooks feature powerful SLI technology and HD-DVD drives.
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Original post by ManishK
News Bits: Vista Downgrade Option, OLPC Give 1 Get 1, Dell Offers no Bloatware
September 24, 2007 8:34 pm Microsoft offers XP ‘downgrade’ for Vista users
OLPC announces buy a laptop for yourself, one for a child program
Sony announces VAIO AR600 series 17-inch notebook
Dell allows Inspiron and Dimension customers to pay for no bloatware
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Original post by info@technologyguide.com
These days headphones come in so many shapes and sizes that finding the right style or size isn’t always as easy as it might sound. (Pun intended.) The Logitech Premium Notebook Headset is geared towards individuals wanting high quality audio headsets, but who don’t want a ton of space taken up in their luggage.
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Original post by info@technologyguide.com
The much heralded one laptop for every child vision will soon be realised, but not for the first touted $100 dollars per unit. Early signs indicate that a more realistic price will be 100 pounds.
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Original post by ManishK
Let s face it, notebooks are everywhere. I don’t mean the “College-Ruled, 80 sheet” kind, I mean “Core 2 Duo” kind. You see them in coffee shops, at work, at school, and more and more often at home. But, many people still aren’t using their “notebook” to replace their “notebook”. The goal of this guide is to help you to understand how you can effectively use your notebook computer to take notes in any appropriate situation.
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Original post by info@technologyguide.com
Acer’s Aspire range is set to get a boost with the introduction of several new machines. At present, if you want an Aspire with the latest Gemstone design, you’ll have to settle for the 15.4-inch Aspire 5920.
Thankfully, the latest Gemstone laptops come…
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Original post by Phillip Barker
The Give 1, Get 1 program allows consumers to give one laptop to a child of the developing world and get a low cost laptop for themselves.
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CODi Sport-Pak Backpack Review
September 22, 2007 5:00 amNotebook backpacks seem to fall into two categories, those being overly flashy which may attract unneeded attention and those which just try to blend in. The CODi Sport-Pak backpack falls into the latter category with its very simplistic design. The backpack has no flashy colors or anything else about it which screams it might be carrying thousands of dollars worth of computer equipment. Instead this CODi backpack focuses more on user comfort, ease of use, and protecting your laptop inside.
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