If you’re in the market for a netbook—the gimpy kittens of the laptop jungle—know this first: on the inside, they’re all basically the same. Making the little differences all the more important! And yes, they do add up. For our Battlemodo, we decided to look only at netbooks powered by Intel’s Pine Trail ( Atom N450 ) processor
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TESTED: The Best New Netbooks [Battlemodo]
Do it yourself kits aren’t new, and it’s not even a new phase washing over the world. People have been finding ways to make things on their own for quite a long time
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Pixel Qi Offers DIY Screen Replacement: Easy As Changing a Lightbulb
Things are getting thinner. It’s looking like “thin” may be the new “small,” when it comes to the tech industry. It’s been a long time coming, truth be told, and as long as all our gadgets don’t start snapping in half like a thin stick, we’re happy with where this could all lead to
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Acer Touch-Based Keyboard Part of Super-Thin Laptop Design
With the number of gadgets and toys around my house that use AA and AAA batteries, I use lots of rechargeable batteries. Energizer launched new chargers a while back that charge batteries via USB when connected to your laptop or desktop computer called the Duo Charger and USB Charger . Energizer and US-CERT have announced today that there is a serious security issue with the software offered alongside both of the chargers
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Major PC security issue with Energizer Duo Charger and USB Charger
One thing that most notebooks and netbooks have in common is that the onboard sound system is not very good. I have tested lots of notebooks over the years and some of them have such poor sound systems you can barely hear movies on the machines
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Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205 makes your notebook sound better
Windows Phone 7 is a new beginning for Microsoft, and at the same time, an ending. The epoch of the “slap our software on any old hardware” open platform is dead
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Windows Phone 7 and the End of Hardware Choice
Long ago, in a building far, far away I had a real job. Many of you probably have real jobs right now. You know the type of job I mean, where you have to do what the boss says even if it’s stupid and they make you do horrible things like wear pants and only take an hour for lunch.
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Giant Dilbert wall graphics are perfect for your cubicle
Back in the day PUMA was a popular shoe to have and it still makes a lot of cool athletic shoes and clothing today. PUMA has lent its name and pouncing cat logo to a new mobile phone made by Sagem Wireless . The device is billed as an active smartphone.
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PUMA Phone leaps out of the shadows at MWC
TigerDirect.com carries the Toshiba Satellite A505-S6014 16-inch Notebook for a rocking price. This laptop has a 16-inch 1366
Newegg carries the ASUS N61Vg-A1 16-inch NoteBook for a $100 coupon off deal. This computer has the following specs: 2.54Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 processor 4GB of RAM 320GB hard drive NVIDIA GeForce GT 220M with 1GB of DDR2 RAM DVD burner Carrying Case and optical mouse 16-inch 1366
