Analysts said the new laptop may help revive the ailing PC market.
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In all cases education around good laptop hygiene is required, he says.
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GIFTS, OPPORTUNITIES Every student got a MacBook laptop to use all year.
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It was a new laptop fitted with a new type of trackpad.
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I recently read an entire volume on my laptop: an excruciating experience.
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The suitcase held a good amount of clothes and a laptopcomputer.
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Her electric keyboard sits beside a makeshift vanity table and laptopcomputer.
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Kirov smiled as he connected Charlie's button camera to his laptopcomputer.
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The seat back hit so hard it shattered his laptopcomputer screen.
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He readjusted his laptopcomputer, stretching his legs before settling down again.
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She gazed at the unhelpful screen of her notebookcomputer and sighed.
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Sales were helped by a 49 per cent jump in notebookcomputer revenue.
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LaBelle pushed the notebookcomputer aside, shuffling through scattered papers on the coffee table.
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Beside him, Malcolm was silent, fiddling with a small notebookcomputer on his lap.
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Xavier pulled a small notebookcomputer out of the knapsack he'd brought in with him.
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This sort of netbook was clearly different from a notebookPC.
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PolyFuel had developed a fuel cell power supply for the Lenovo ThinkPad notebookPC.
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The acquisition will help AU Optronics to beef up its presence in the fast-growing notebookPC and smartphone markets.
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ELECTRONICS Japans's Fujitsu Ltd 6702.T said its notebookPC shipments to Europe have been halted temporarily due to the disruptions.
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Low-priced notebookPCs 16.
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A rising adoption of solid state disk (SSD) as the main storage for notebookPCs will also boost demand.
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But still, as the hardware specifications improve, netbooks are getting bigger and more expensive -more like notebookPCs, in fact.
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A notebookPC uses 70Wh, about 8.8 cells.
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LG Display said last week its notebookPC panel sales rose 20 percent in June from a year ago, suggesting strong results.
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Late last year IBM launched one of its latest notebookPCs, the T43 in the T-Series of the highly successful ThinkPad range.
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Profit rose more than sixfold on sales of its iPod digital music players, the Mac mini personal computer and new PowerBook notebookPCs.
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So the latest problems with the Japanese group's batteries, used in notebookPCs manufactured by Dell and Apple, come as a big blow.
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Acer said in October it expects its fourth-quarter notebookPC shipments to climb 20-25 percent from the third quarter.
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Ultraportable notebookPCs have been available from companies such as IBM and Sony, but they typically cost £1,500 to £2,500.
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Toshiba, already the world's leading maker of notebookPCs, is hawking a Libretto model that claims to be the smallest and lightest Windows-based PC available.
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LED backlights will make up for about 84 percent of notebookPC shipments in 2010 and about 95 percent in 2011, it said.