Laptop

Magazine articles on laptop and notebook computers.

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PC World October 2003	Top 15 Notebook PCs On the power side, new models pack lots of features into streamlined cases.
PC World October 2003 Carla Thornton	Laptop Era Dawns Notebook power -- and sales -- are rising fast. Wireless networking growth only sweetens the deal. Should your next PC be a laptop?
CFO September 15, 2003 Doug Bartholomew	Your Replacement or Mine? For desktop computers, something newish this way comes.
PC Magazine September 16, 2003 Bill Howard	Dell, HP Take On the IBM X31 Ultraportable notebooks -- those weighing between 3 and 4 pounds -- make up a small but growing part of the portable landscape, especially among executives who always carry machines with them.
PC Magazine September 16, 2003 Bill Howard	Large-Screen Notebooks Push the Limits of Portability After Apple introduced its innovative PowerBook G4 with a 17-inch screen earlier this year, it was only a matter of time before other PC makers got hold of wide-screen panels.
PC Magazine September 16, 2003 Cynthia Rhett	A True Laptop Case Your search for the perfect laptop backpack may be over.
PC Magazine August 27, 2003 Jamie M. Bsales	Take It With You For gamers and professionals on the go, the 15-inch NEC-Mitsubishi MultiSync LCD1565 (8.6 pounds) and the 17-inch LCD1765 (13.2 pounds) will each feature a clever folding stand.
PC Magazine August 27, 2003 Bill Howard	The Next Big Thing: Megaportables When a notebook weighs over 10 pounds, it's more of a fold-up desktop PC than a notebook. A compelling case can be made for heavier notebooks.
Entrepreneur September 2003 Amanda C. Kooser	Take One Tablet... Mobile computing has gotten flatter -- and more flexible -- since the tablet PC came onto the scene earlier this year. We took a look at a host of first-generation machines to see if their capabilities live up to their promises.
PC World September 2003 Melissa Perenson	Popcorn With Your Portable Catch a movie with one of the new wide-screen notebook models.
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