Business Notebook

Trying to keep a lid on energy use in consumer devices is job No. 1 for some chip companies. And that business has been good.

Vostro 2510 is aimed at the business user...

Toshiba’s latest business notebook, Toshiba M300, won’t blow your hair back with whiz-bang features and record-shattering performance, but it’s a very solid package that covers all the basics one needs in a laptop that’s somewhere between an ultra-portable and a desktop replacement.

Martin Courtney, Computing , Thursday 31 July 2008 at 09:50:00 Born-again direct sales specialist puts faith in customised notebook design, channel and retail sales Dell is preparing an assault on the notebook PC market which the company hopes will help it steal a march on rivals such as HP, Lenovo, Acer and Asus by...

Weighing just over 3 lb, VAIO® Z Series notebooks incorporate 13.1 in. display with XBRITE-DuraView(TM) LCD technology for scratch-resistance. Housed in carbon-fiber casing, units feature G-Sensor(TM) Shock Protection technology to prevent damage and data loss, built-in 802.11n wireless LAN capabilities, and switch-on-the-fly hybrid graphics system. Energy Star® 4.0 compliant models are equipped ...

Enabling wireless checking of e-mail, VAIO® BZ Series notebooks weigh less than 6 lb and have 15.4 in. widescreen display and full-size keyboard. Powered by Intel® Centrino® 2 technology, they employ biometric fingerprint sensor, Trusted Platform Module compliant chip, and HDD password protection software. PCs feature G-Sensor(TM) Shock Protection technology, spill-resistant keyboard panel, ...

BOTHELL, Wash.----Neah Power Systems, Inc., , a leading developer of fuel cells for military, industrial and consumer portable electronic devices, was published in the most recent issue of Green Business Quarterly.

Computer as the background of information technology is growing fast and having a great demand. Almost every people have computer even PC (Personal Computer), laptop or notebook.

How tempting it must be for political campaigners to glad hand their way through Hall of Fame week and its slew of events, each rib-sauced embrace a potential boon to the ballot.

Light bulb, TV and consumer electronics maker Sylvania may be getting into the netbook business, as it announced today it will soon sell its 8.9-inch g netbook MESO. Preliminary specs for the notebook include Intel's Atom CPU running at 1.6GHz and an 80GB hard drive with either Windows XP Home or Ubuntu Netbook Remix operating systems. A low weight...