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If you’re on the market for netbooks, you may have been hearing about ultrabooks in the last couple of months and wonder what they’re all about and how they relate to each other. Netbooks are thin, light, cheap and less powerful laptops while ultrabooks are thin, light, expensive and powerful notebook computers. That’s the general [...]
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After announcing the portable student laptop many months ago, Intel has at last launched the Classmate PC which has seen a redesign in the process
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Intel is in a situation. Sales of Atom, the netbook chip are going through the roof but unfortunately at the expense of their most lucrative powerful notebook chips
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Intel’s netbook, the CTL 2go PC may see the official light of day at the 2009 CES in January. See the upgrades and tweaks that it had undergone since it was last seen in public.
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Apparently the demand for netbooks is down because in November, fewer units were sold compared to October. Is that reason enough to panic and say that indeed netbooks are a fad?
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Forbes article by Brian Caulfield entitled “Why Nokia Could Kill The Netbook” explains how the new Nokia N97 smartphone is going to stop the low cost laptop craze. Netbook Era disagrees a 100%
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An Intel exec and the Techcrunch editor recently dissed netbooks. Two different bloggers share their comments.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) won’t compete against rival Intel Corp. (INTC) in supplying chips for the emerging market of lower- priced, Internet-focused netbooks – and AMD is just fine with that.
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