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3 Sep 2008

Malata launches a whole slew of subnotebooks

If you haven’t heard the name Malata, that’s probably because this Chinese based company doesn’t typically sell computers directly to consumers. Rather, it makes PCs for companies you may have heard of to sell under their own brand names. So you may... (posted on 3 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)

3 Sep 2008

Closer look at the Gigabyte M912V - from the inside

Some folks like to take electronics apart and put them back together again for fun. Lucky for us, the folks at Mobile01 also like to take photos. Because they’ve just posted the most detailed article you can imagine about the disassembling a Gigabyte... (posted on 3 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)

3 Sep 2008

Dell's Ubuntu-powered mini-laptop arrives tomorrow

Tomorrow, September 4th, is the day that Dell's Inspiron 910 mini-laptop with Ubuntu 8.04 arrives. read more (posted on 3 Sep 2008 by Cyber Cynic)

3 Sep 2008

GigE Gives OC48 a Run For The Money

Telecommunications infrastructure is rapidly changing from circuit switched time division multiplexing technology to packet switched IP technology. Standard telecom circuits for voice and data services now find their territory being encroached upon by... (posted on 3 Sep 2008 by T1 Rex's Business Telecom Explainer)

3 Sep 2008

The Kindle and DRM

I have completely fallen in love with my Kindle. I've now read over 50 books on it and have another 50 or so queued up. I've been reading exclusively on my Kindle when I travel (I no longer carry books with me), although I do read from the infinite... (posted on 3 Sep 2008 by Feld Thoughts)

2 Sep 2008

Dell Inspiron 910 definitely coming this week, maybe

Well it’s official. Dell has confirmed that the Inspiron 910, formerly known as the Inspiron Mini or the Dell E will be unveiled this week, possibly as soon as Friday. The company hasn’t confirmed the specs, price, or any other details. But if the rumors... (posted on 2 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)

2 Sep 2008

Launch2net for the Eee PC simplifies mobile wireless connections

While it’s certainly possible to connect a Linux-based laptop to a 3G wireless connection if you have the right hardware, most mobile operators don’t make it easy. Few offer Linux based connection software, focusing instead on Windows and/or OS X. But... (posted on 2 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)

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Hardware

3 Sep 2008

Malata launches a whole slew of subnotebooks

3 Sep 2008

Closer look at the Gigabyte M912V - from the inside

3 Sep 2008

Dell's Ubuntu-powered mini-laptop arrives tomorrow

3 Sep 2008

GigE Gives OC48 a Run For The Money

3 Sep 2008

The Kindle and DRM

2 Sep 2008

Dell Inspiron 910 definitely coming this week, maybe

2 Sep 2008

Launch2net for the Eee PC simplifies mobile wireless connections

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