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ECS H70 ultraportable tablet PC
10 March 2006, 17:47
An interesting bridge between a PDA and medium-sized notebook, the H70 should be available from Q2 2006. Pricing is yet to be determined, however, but yours truly is one potential ...
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Dell, Lenovo and Fujistsu-Siemens integrate Vodafone UTMS broadband
9 March 2006, 23:09
Dell, Lenovo and Fujistsu-Siemens begin shipping integrated Vodafone solution using UMTS broadband technology
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Lenovo (IBM) ThinkPad X60 - the sweetest ultraportable yet?
9 March 2006, 17:11
The ThinkPad X60 headlines Lenovo's ultra-portable range
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Review: rockdirect Xtreme SLI Laptop
9 March 2006, 13:47
The Xtreme SL is simply a statement of the amount of graphical power available at the very top-end of the desktop-replacement market. Loud? A little. Huge? Yes. Fast? Oh, yes. ...
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Hi-tech paint promises to kill cellphone reception in public places
2 March 2006, 12:11
A New York company called NaturalNano is claiming that it's developed a paint that can block cellphone and WiFi signals - yet be toggled off to allow selective, chargeable access
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Review: ASUSTeK W1 Carbon Fibre notebook
2 February 2006, 05:20
The ASUSTeK W1 Carbon Fibre notebook may win a number of design awards, but - and it's a big but - does the underlying technology and specification merit an outlay ...
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Lappy bags with one-year screen insurance
20 January 2006, 11:07
Damage in transit is the big killer of laptop PCs, so we were pleased to hear from one bag maker - PORT Designs – that it's now offering a free ...
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Review: ASUSTeK A6JA 'Napa' Notebook
13 January 2006, 08:40
All-in-all, we would probably recommend the ASUS A6J if it shipped with a single-core Dothan CPU; it's got all the right ingredients and a reasonable asking price. Throw in the ...
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ASUS produces Lamborghini lappy
6 January 2006, 11:44
Perhaps trying to upstage Acer's Ferrari laptop (and we reckon it's succeeded), ASUS has teamed up with Lamborghini to develop a very sexy new laptop.
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Intel Napa Platform - a brief look
6 January 2006, 01:35
Napa, the overall name given to the three hardware requirements of a Yonah CPU, i945 Express chipset, and PRO/Wireless 3945ABG WiFi, brings with it the loveliness of dual-core in a ...
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Concept: The All-In-One Card
3 January 2006, 11:51
Just the other day, I sat watching the futuristic film Minority Report. I was taken aback by the digital newspapers and animated cereal boxes in the film, not because of ...
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Intel's next generation Centrino
30 December 2005, 13:33
This year we've heard a lot of hype about dual cores, but as of yet they've only made an appearance on server, workstation and to some degree desktop systems, with ...
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Review: Rockdirect Xtreme 64 4800+ DTR
30 December 2005, 09:34
Rockdirect's latest effort finally brings dual-core CPUs to its laptop line, albeit one that's not hot on the mobility stakes. The Xtreme 64 4800+ is based on the large Clevo ...
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Novogo: The new GPS in town
28 December 2005, 14:58
Novogo is launching a new line-up of GPS navigators, the V series. What makes these GPS units nifty is the built in voice-recognition software
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Destinator finds itself a 55% sales increase
14 December 2005, 14:24
The GPS market is growing rapidly, with several brands becoming more of a household name than a niche-product. Maker of GPS-based navigation software, Destinator, has this week announced a sales ...
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Review: HEXUS.eXclusives :: ASUSTeK A7G with ATI Mobility RADEON X1600 - First Hands-On Look!
6 December 2005, 01:59
Coming early next year is ATI's Mobility Radeon X1600 for laptops, aiming at mid-range mobile graphics performance. However, HEXUS has exclusively had some hands on time with an ASUS laptop ...
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Review: Alienware Area-51 m5700 laptop
2 December 2005, 03:38
Alienware has had the time to see what the likes of Dell has done with its high-end laptops. Following on from that, it has also had the time to architect ...
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ASUS ships sexy carbon laptop in time for Christmas
29 November 2005, 20:00
ASUS has put together a sexy little laptop that they're calling the W1 Carbon Edition, just in time for the Christmas shopper looking for something a little stylish from their ...
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Rockdirect's MD risks losing his hair
28 November 2005, 16:56
Rockdirect's Nick Boardman recently ran the risk of losing his hair... and we're not talking the hair on his head!
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Laptop bag not so anonymous after all...
15 November 2005, 19:57
I write this sat in the central section of Edinburgh Waverley train station, waiting for my onward train on the way up to Aberdeen. If you know the station well, ...
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The coming notebook boom?
11 November 2005, 09:10
As an increasing number of companies project increased laptop sales over the coming year, are we set to see a boom in the number of notebook users?
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Review: ASUS V6-V Notebook and Pakuma Akara K1
10 November 2005, 08:27
I start writing this article sat on a bench in Aberdeen train station, freezing, as I make my way back home to Sheffield. I've been up here for a few ...
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LG to be first with notebook fuel cells?
29 September 2005, 15:05
LG Chem, part of the LG Group, is looking to be first to the market with a notebook fuel cell.
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Review: Amacrox Notebook Kit
23 September 2005, 00:00
Individually, each component is useful, but nothing worth shouting about. However, combined into a neat, compact package, they become a useful set of accessories that you'll be pleased to include ...
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Review: Rockdirect Pegasus 650 laptop
12 September 2005, 00:00
Rockdirect, then, has most of the bases covered with its Pegasus 650 model. It's fast, quiet, reasonably portable, and, subjectively-speaking, looks good, as well. The review model, priced at £1199+VAT, ...
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IDF August 2005 :: Wireless Mobility
23 August 2005, 00:00
Computing is going mobile – in the form of the power which we are carrying with us – a growth spurt at the beginning of 2002 which is still shooting ...
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Review: Rockdirect XTI 3.8 Performance Review
8 August 2005, 00:00
Users looking for ultimate notebook performance should seriously consider Rockdirect's XTI series. Taking into account overall performance, the XTI 3.8 is the fastest notebook we've tested thus far.
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Review: Rock Xtreme Ti 3.6 Laptop
23 June 2005, 00:00
There's no doubt that the Rock Xtreme Ti is a fast, fast gaming laptop. However, Rock really needs to look at the engineering and component choice of, say, Dell's Inspiron ...
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Review: Dell Inspiron XPS Gen 2 Laptop
17 June 2005, 00:00
The chosen combination of Pentium M 770 and GeForce 6800 Go Ultra 256MB make for, without doubt, the fastest gaming laptop ever to grace HEXUS Labs, and I keep repeating ...
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Computex 2005: MSI Laptops
5 June 2005, 00:00
MSI had plenty on display appealing to a massive range of technological interests, so first off, let’s have a look at two interesting laptops they were showing off.
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Computex 2005: Laptop lushness from Amacrox
2 June 2005, 00:00
You know the score, you get yourself a lappy and the next thing you know you’ve got a bag full of bits and pieces you find you need to go ...
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Computex 2005: Dual-core X2 in a Clevo D900
1 June 2005, 00:00
Now while I'm no great fan of the D900, with an X2 under the hood and it paired up with a RAID array of disks that the D900 is capable ...
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