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Among the most popular devices in the corporate and arguably home environment, laptops and tablets are the weapon of choice for most computing tasks. Dominated by Microsoft and its Windows operating system, laptops are produced by a wide number of manufacturers and typically feature purpose- designed processors from Intel or AMD; tablet computers are similar to laptops but lack a dedicated keyboard and are often ‘stripped down’ with lighter weight and somewhat reduced capabilities. Windows’ domination as an operating system has not extended to tablets, which typically run Android or Apple’s iOS.
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IDC: PC market will also be hit by COVID-19
Fri, 6th Mar 2020
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The long list of ICT markets that are being disrupted by the virus’ effect on manufacturing includes desktops, laptops, workstations and tablets.
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Hands-on review: XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro ticks all the boxes
Mon, 24th Feb 2020
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XP-Pen is a Japanese company that prides itself on delivering high-performance drawing tablets and styluses on a budget.
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Toshiba's laptop division revived as Dynabook with Sharp capital injection
Wed, 19th Feb 2020
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To mark the occasion, the Dynabook Rewards programme is offering resellers $50 for every Dynabook or Toshiba branded device sold before December 31.
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Fujitsu launches nine new enterprise PC models
Thu, 30th Jan 2020
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Fujitsu has launched nine new enterprise PC models, including the ARROWS Tab Q5010 series for education and business, featuring the latest CPUs and OS.
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Hands-on review: Alienware m15 r2: supercomputer or superweapon?
Thu, 23rd Jan 2020
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Alienware's m15 r2 merges sleek design with superweapon-grade performance, but at USD $2800, is the hefty price justified for gamers on the move?.
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Vodafone to launch eSIMs for devices and wearables
Mon, 20th Jan 2020
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Vodafone is set to roll out eSIMs for devices and wearables in 2020, enhancing connectivity and paving the way for advanced 5G-enabled features.
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2019 PC market growth benefits big three vendors
Mon, 20th Jan 2020
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With the first year of full-year growth since 2011, Lenovo, HP and Dell took the lion’s share with 65% of the global PC market.
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Hands-on review: HP Elite Dragonfly G1
Tue, 14th Jan 2020
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HP's Elite Dragonfly G1, the world's lightest business convertible, impresses with its under-1kg build, 24.5-hour battery, and robust security features.
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Hands-on review: A month with the Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch
Mon, 13th Jan 2020
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Apple fans rejoice, the 16-inch MacBook Pro, will feature a 16-inch Retina display, a new Magic Keyboard, and six —and eight-core Intel processors.
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IDC: PC shipments to see a temporary boost
Mon, 2nd Dec 2019
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Shipments of personal computing devices expected to see modest growth in 2019 followed by a continued decline through 2023.
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HP celebrates another year of success at partner awards
Thu, 28th Nov 2019
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Adding two new categories to the mix, HP’s 2019 partner awards were a night of glory and glamour as 13 winners were named.
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Acer brings creator-focused ConceptD range to Aus
Tue, 26th Nov 2019
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Acer launches ConceptD range in Australia, offering high-performance devices tailored for the creative sector, equipped with NVIDIA GPUs and 4K displays.
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Apple rolls out the 2019 MacBook Pro
Thu, 14th Nov 2019
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Flex your fingers, Apple MacBook fans - because it’s time for the 2019 iteration of the famed notebook line that never dies.
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Razer fits latest gaming laptop with infrared keyboard tech
Thu, 17th Oct 2019
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Razer’s new gaming laptop has opted for optical keyboard technologies designed to register faster key presses and more commands in the heat of the battle.
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Google launches four new home products
Wed, 16th Oct 2019
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Google unveils Nest Mini, Pixelbook Go, Pixel 4, and Pixel Buds in its latest announcement. Find out all the details here.
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Microsoft shows off dual-screen Surface tech
Mon, 7th Oct 2019
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Microsoft has unveiled the Surface Duo, a dual-screen Android folding phone, capable of running two apps simultaneously, at its annual hardware event.
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HP’s new convertible laptop for business
Tue, 24th Sep 2019
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The new Elite Dragonfly is less than 1kg and features optional 4G connectivity. Plus, two new curved monitors.
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NZ traditional PC market returns to growth - for now
Tue, 17th Sep 2019
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New Zealand's traditional PC market sees a surprising 1.1% YoY growth in Q2 2019, recovering from an earlier decline, but challenges loom ahead.
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Hands-on review: Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1 (6th Gen)
Thu, 12th Sep 2019
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After three months with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (6th Gen), it's clear why this sleek and sturdy laptop remains the go-to for business professionals.
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Apple welcomes the seventh-generation iPad
Wed, 11th Sep 2019
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Apple seems to be tweaking bits and pieces without coming up with anything radically different – except that it was built to fit with Apple’s iPadOS system.