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Notebook sales to surge, says notebook seller

'Intel and Microsoft will save us'

Lenovo ups in-house notebook production

It's all about control...

Notebook price war slams Dell's revenues, slashes profits

Servers and networking can't fill in the gaps

Samsung goes super slim with Notebook 9 series

Tries to bite into Apple

Mobile computing checkpoint

Whitepaper: The present and future of flexible working

The benefits of Intel Centrino with vPro technology in the enterprise

Whitepaper: Global product strategy and architecture practice, Wipro technologies

PC-disable protects lost and stolen notebooks

Whitepaper: Protecting assets and minimising financial and legal risk

WD embiggens Scorpio Black notebook drive

Western Digital has increased its fast notebook drive's capacity by half to reach 750GB, the same as Seagate's fast notebook drive. WD's Scorpio Black 2.5-inch drive spins at 7,200rpm and has a 16MB cache and 3Gbit/s SATA interface. It is now also an Advanced Format Drive. Seagate's equivalent Momentus 7200 had its 750 gig …

Ultrabooks will devour notebook biz by 2016 - report

All notebooks will look like Ultrabooks in five years' time as vendors find cheaper ways of offering the shiny Intel-based machines, according to a new report. The report's author also speculated that this move could force Apple to ditch its MacBook Air and look for a new form factor to invent. A new Juniper Research forecast …

Toshiba notebook drive spins level with Samsung

Hits 7,200rpm

Lenovo, Compal snuggle up to build notebook plant

Firms invest $100m into joint venture

Frightening fondleslabs branded Hannibal Lecter of UK PC market

The classic PC industry in Blighty is down but not yet out for the count, according to the latest IT distribution channel data. Prelim numbers from Context SalesWatch shows 960,000 notebooks, desktops, x86 servers and workstations were sold in Q1 2013, a decline of 4.8 per cent on a year ago. Market revenues fell 3.4 per cent to …

Ultrabooks to finally out-ship notebooks after 20% price slash

Ultrabooks are forecast to overtake notebook shipments by mid 2012 after swingeing price cuts appear to be finally reeling in some UK punters, particularly in the enterprise. This is according to channel box-counter Context, armed with distributor sales-out stats that show a six fold rise in 13.3 inch utrabooks - 80 per cent of …

Tough luck, lappies: Brits favour fingersome fondleslabs, phones

Can notebook sales survive the clamour for touchscreen tech?

Tablets BEAT DOWN laptops in 4-to-1 Xmas bloodbath - analyst

Jingle bells, notebook hells

Acer's tiny raft of profit smashed onto rocks by Gateway and co

PC maker dives into the red thanks to $120m write-down

Report: Tablets to outsell ALL PCs by 2016

Yes, but today's PC isn't the same as tomorrow's...

Asus: PC market still burning, but folks are guzzling our tablets

Remember double-digit profit rises, HP, Dell... Acer?

HP still top of PC league, but trailing fourth in all-devices rankings

The slabbening of the world gathers pace

Mad Leo exit finally clears way for Blighty to love HP again

German's spectre no longer haunting sales staff?

Ultrabooks to account for 35% of Acer laptop shipments

Fondleslabs? Pshaw!

Steve JOBS finally DEFEATS the PC - from BEYOND THE GRAVE

Reliant on Dell for PCs? Start looking around, says Gartner ball-gazer

Surface Pro to hit Blighty priced 25% up on top-o-the-range iPad

Imation notebook flash upgrade as easy as pi to 30 places

Box shifters cram UK market with crusty PCs to make room for Win 8

AMD mushes out 'ultrathin' Yukon notebook

Now Fujitsu breaks up with UK tech distributor Northamber

Samsung outsources notebooks to Taiwan - report

2012: The year that netbooks DIED

HP: Hey, it could easily have been so much worse

If you were expecting HP to bring good news to the IT industry when it reported its financial results for the fiscal second quarter, you are no doubt sorely disappointed. Well, unless you consider that in terms of profit declines it could have been a lot worse. In the quarter ended April 30, HP was down on all fronts, and CEO …