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Storage that’s too hot to handle – Intel Fultondale and Pleasantdale SSDs

December 3, 2013 by Dave Cullen

Due for release in late 2014, Intel is preparing to introduce its highest capacity solid state drives yet, named Fultondale and Pleasantdale. For the past

Netbooks go Extinct as Asus and Acer pull the plug in 2013

January 4, 2013 by Dave Cullen

Netbooks are dead! Or at least it would seem they are about to be, according to Digitimes. In 2007 Asus shook the industry by

Apple confirms new 2012 iMacs to go on sale this Friday

November 27, 2012 by Dave Cullen

Apple has announced that their new super-slim 2012 iMacs will be available to purchase this Friday, 30th of November. Initially only the 21.5-inch model

HP introduces new Windows 8-powered Laptops and Desktops

September 23, 2012 by Dave Cullen

October is set to be the month of all-things Windows, with the launch of the RT Surface tablet from Microsoft and the latest edition

Lenovo introduces 15-inch IdeaPad U510 Ultrabook

August 31, 2012 by Dave Cullen

This week, IFA Berlin has certainly captured the consumer zeitgeist with a smattering of new ultrabooks, tablets and smartphones making their debuts. In a

MSI launches new CR41 Notebook

July 28, 2012 by Dave Cullen

MSI have just unveiled their new CR41 notebook with an unorthodox royal bronze tone finish. The Taiwan-based manufacturer is billing this new portable PC

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Sony enters the Ultrabook market with the VAIO T11 & T13

May 2, 2012 by Dave Cullen

Sony has just jumped on the Ultrabook bandwagon by adding two new super slim notebooks to their VAIO lineup called the T11 and T13.

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2012 Netbooks to Benefit from Intel Atom Cedar Trail Processors

December 28, 2011 by Dave Cullen

With tablets having firmly cemented their place in the mobile PC consumer market, the budget-minded mini-laptop craze of Netbooks has truly fallen by the wayside.