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Toshiba’s Widescreen Ultrabook: Good for Movies, Multitasking
Toshiba’s U845W laptop has an ultra-wide screen that sets it apart from the Ultrabook pack.
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Intel’s New CEO Vows Rapid Growth in Mobile Market
Intel Corp.’s new chief executive vowed Thursday to rapidly grow the company’s presence in the tablet and smartphone markets at a shareholder meeting that formalized a major management shift for the Silicon Valley chip giant.
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Yes, Intel Is Building a Web TV Service (A Box, Too)
And it’s going to be the best Internet television service ever.
Apple’s Cook, Google’s Schmidt and Intel’s Otellini to Be Questioned Over No-Poaching Pact
Do you solemnly swear or affirm that you will tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
Samsung Plans Multiple Tizen Smartphones for 2013
Samsung looks to lessen its reliance on Google’s Android OS — a keystone of its mobile success.
NTT Docomo Mulling Bet on Tizen OS
Japan’s largest wireless carrier may be the first to bring a Tizen-based smartphone to market.
Mobile Device Makers to Congress: We Want the Airwaves, Baby
A group of mobile device makers including Apple, Samsung and Nokia is asking Congress to free up additional wireless spectrum for mobile data.
Consumers: Wait, What’s an Ultrabook?
IHS halves its 2012 Ultrabook shipment forecast, saying the ultrathin laptops havent yet won over consumers.
Ultrabooks Still Racking Up Infra Sales
It has been nearly a year since Ultrabooks debuted, and still their sales fail to impress. Could it be those lofty prices?
Windows RT Tablets Could Carry Price Tag as Low as $300
A Lenovo exec says the ARM-based tablets will cost $200 to $300 less than their Windows 8-based brethren — and that would be a couple hundred less than the latest entry-level iPad.
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MacBook Pro Makeover in the Wings
The MacBook Pro, Apple’s flagship laptop, is about to get a transformative overhaul. Sources familiar with Apple’s plans say the company intends to debut, at its upcoming Worldwide Developers conference, the first major upgrade to the line since the aluminum unibody in 2008. The new MacBook Pros will feature a significantly thinner chassis, new high-resolution “Retina-esque” displays, faster processors chosen from Intel’s third-generation Core series chips, code-named Ivy Bridge, and Nvidia GPUs. Most of these details were first reported on Monday by 9to5mac.