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Reward offered for stolen cancer research laptop Thieves make off with boffin’s work on prostate cancer Medical researchers in Oklahoma are offering a no-questions-asked ,000 reward for the return of a stolen laptop that contains years of research on prostate cancer.… Read more on The Register ARM Helps One Laptop Per Child Cut Costs, Heighten [...]

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Intel Sandy Bridge processor on the way to the HP Pavilion dv7 Series

HP Pavilion dv7-series will probably be one of the first laptops to ship with a processor from Intel’s new 32nm processor series Sandy Bridge. Details of a new Pavilion dv7 was quietly published recently by HP – no press release has mentioned the computer. It comes with an Intel Core i7 2630QM with four processor [...]

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Panasonic Toughbook CF-U1: ultra-bright screen and 70% more power

Panasonic also offers a person Identification Mini Dock (pimd) as an additional module, the OCR, RFID and fingerprint combines and is especially suitable for use by security forces, police and customs.

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New Dicota Netbook Bag

Netbooks – small laptops with a 9 to 12-inch screen and low-end hardware – are still highly popular because of their exeptionally affordable price tag. To acommodate all the new netbook owners, smaller and more practical laptop bags are also filling the market. This one is from Dicota and offers storage for notebooks up to [...]

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A Laptop Like No Other

It’s not every day you see such a small computer with two screens. But Toshiba W100 is not your everyday notebook. Toshiba has just unveiled their bid for a small and clever computer, the W100. Having two screens on a PC is not a new phenomenon, but we have not seen it pulled off this [...]

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Another Laptop to Envy

HP has chosen to name their high-end laptop series after envy – the mortal sin. But does the HP Envy 14 live up to the name? Until a few years ago, this delicious design among notebooks was something you could only pluck in the apple orchard, and people with a penchant for Windows had to [...]

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