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Lenovo increases the size of the delete key
Computer maker Lenovo has decided to incorporate larger "Delete" and "Escape" keys on the T400s range of ThinkPad laptops. This was not done on whim, though. It came about as a result of extensive... Read more...
Toshiba and Fujitsu join netbook fray
Riding the inexorable tide of cheap, small laptops, two more players--Toshiba and Fujitsu--have unveiled netbooks for rollout in the United States market. The 10.1-inch offerings from both companies... Read more...
Lenovo integrates BlackBerry with ThinkPad
Lenovo and BlackBerry maker RIM have announced a new service called Lenovo Constant Connect. By inserting a Bluetooth-enabled ExpressCard into their ThinkPads, Lenovo users can automatically... Read more...
More netbooks sold in Q3 than iPhones
I came across an interesting comparison pitting the sale of netbooks against that of iPhones. The raw numbers come from Gartner and DisplaySearch, which pegged the number of iPhones that have shipped... Read more...
Lenovo to launch ThinkPad laptops with Intel's anti-theft technology
Anti-theft technology is all the rage now, not surprising given high profile data breach cases involving the loss of laptops. Add to that the fact that the shipment of laptops has now surpassed that... Read more...
Using text messages to remotely disable Lenovo ThinkPads
Lenovo will be building an additional layer of security into the company's ThinkPad laptop range, by leveraging the popularity of text messaging. Available in 2009, users who have either lost or had... Read more...
Intel shows off new cooling technology for ultra-thin laptops
In anticipation of a rush of ultra-thin laptops from PC makers, Intel unveiled new cooling technology that will help ensure that these thinner models stay cool. According to the general manager of... Read more...
Lenovo joins netbook fray with Ideapad S10
Lenovo has announced its entry into the increasing popular netbook market with the Ideapad S10. This new netbook will sport a 10.2-inch screen and a keyboard that is 85 percent of full size. More... Read more...
Wireless USB is here
Wireless communications just get faster and faster. Now, they've hit true USB speeds as the first products from Read more...
