Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2012: Full Review – LAPTOP Magazine
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Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2012: Full Review
LAPTOP Magazine by LAPTOP Contributor on February 13, 2012 The Verdict: This antivirus software provides the best malware protection available and clever additional tools for protecting you from all angles, whether you are online or not. Bitdefender's mantra is "Awake … |
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Average Windows Laptop Costs $456, Down 14 Percent in 24 Months – LAPTOP Magazine (blog)
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Average Windows Laptop Costs $ 456, Down 14 Percent in 24 Months
LAPTOP Magazine (blog) Although a sharp drop to just $ 407 in November is undoubtedly due to steep Black Friday sales, the overall decline points to a glut of cheap laptops combined with user demand for the lowest priced systems. The average US notebook price overall, … |
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HP EliteBook 8560w – PC Magazine
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HP EliteBook 8560w
PC Magazine The HP EliteBook 8560w is the go-to workstation laptop when you need performance and power to spare. It offers quad-core processing, ISV-certified graphics, and a laundry list of top-notch features. HP's newest mobile workstation, the HP EliteBook … |
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Prop 8 Overturned: Ellen DeGeneres Is “Happy!” – Us Magazine
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Prop 8 Overturned: Ellen DeGeneres Is "Happy!"
Us Magazine And not that there's anyone counting, but for a group that calls themselves a Million Moms, they only have 40000 members on their page. So they're rounding up to the nearest million and I get that." Comment by signing in with or creating your Facebook … |
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Acer Aspire TimelineX 5830TG-6614 – PC Magazine
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Acer Aspire TimelineX 5830TG-6614
PC Magazine … 4 stars) or opt for a 17.3-inch system such as the HP Pavilion dv7-6b55dx ($ 699.99 list, 4 stars). Sufficient for viewing videos in 720p, the display offers a glossy finish and fairly narrow viewing angles. The laptop's audio is a good partner for … |
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Pantech Burst (AT&T): Full Review – LAPTOP Magazine
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Pantech Burst (AT&T): Full Review
LAPTOP Magazine The Burst features a 1650 mAh battery with a rated 4.5 hours of talk time. That's not very long. In the LAPTOP Battery Test, the phone lasted 4 hours and 40 mintues. This fairly short endurance is typical of 4G LTE phones, but still disappointing. |
Hitachi G-Drive Mini external hard drive – PC World Magazine
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Hitachi G-Drive Mini external hard drive
PC World Magazine If your laptop has FireWire 800 the G-Drive Mini is a great external drive, but using USB 2.0 doesn't reveal its full performance. The G-Drive Mini looks different to the G-Drive Slim, which was designed to be as thin as possible (as you'd expect). |
Are Netbooks Finally Dead? – PC Magazine
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Are Netbooks Finally Dead?
PC Magazine He points out that, while in 2010 netbooks accounted for eight percent of the company's PC sales, they only contributed about two percent to its PC sales last year, and the Windows 7 Starter Edition might be to blame. Clearly, demand for netbooks is … |
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Acer Doubles Down on Ultrabooks in 2012 – PC Magazine
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Acer Doubles Down on Ultrabooks in 2012
PC Magazine Acer chairman and CEO JT Wang, quoted in Taiwan's DigiTimes, claims that ultrabooks will make up 25-35 percent of Acer's total laptop shipments this year. "Sales of Acer's first ultrabook, the Aspire S3, totaled about 250000-300000 units in the first … Ultrabooks to account for 35% of Acer laptop shipments |
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HP pays $425000 to settle claims over hazardous laptop batteries – CIO Magazine
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HP pays $ 425000 to settle claims over hazardous laptop batteries
CIO Magazine Hewlett-Packard will pay US$ 425000 to settle a claim that it knowingly sold laptops with hazardous batteries that could overheat or catch fire, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Monday. HP had learned of about 22 incidents involving … |