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Netbooks Invade Notebookreview.com Rankings - Industry Standard
notebookreview.com list of most popular laptop reviews for september lists three netbooks for the first time ever.  the acer aspire one is the second most popular review on the site, with the asus eee and dell mini 9 being seventh and ninth ...
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In Down Times, Even Techies Cut Back
news flash: the economy stinks.
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Lenovo Thinkpad Sl400
lenovo didn't shed too many features in rolling out its cheapest thinkpad to date, the 14-inch sl400. don't let the glossy lid fool you, there are a lot of familiar thinkpad touches that make it a good bet for business users.
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Fast Forward: Tech Tactics For Hard Times - Washington Post
news flash: the economy stinks. it's not a good time to be throwing money at things that don't rate as necessities -- a description that applies to many of the goods and services reviewed in this space. inconveniently enough, though, the stuff of a ...
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Matthew Elliott - Cnet News
we focus primarily on consumer laptops at cnet reviews, but this week i looked at two well-designed models that target small businesses: the 13-inch toshiba satellite pro u400 and the 14-inch lenovo thinkpad sl400. each configuration clocks in at ...
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Eco-nomics
thomas l. friedman makes the case that green politics are compatible with big business.
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Accel Partners To Help Bring You Cheap, Eco-friendly Diapers
ok, further proof that it's looking like 1999 all over again. a huge financial meltdown is just around the corner, and front line venture capitalists are spending money on ecommerce sites. except this time around it isn't pet sites. this time, it's diapers. diapers.com , was founded in 2005 by two new dads and has raised two rounds of capital, including a $7 million round led by bessemer ...
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13 Ways To Save On Tv, Phone, Internet Tech - Newsday
it's not a good time to be throwing money at things that don't rate as necessities. inconveniently enough, though, the stuff of a technological lifestyle -- the hardware, the software, the services -- can add up to a large fraction of your budget ...
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In Down Times, Even Techies Cut Back - Hartford Courant
when that time comes, you can still shop defensively. employ price-comparison sites, like pricegrabber (pricegrabber.com), yahoo (shopping.yahoo.com) and microsoft 's live search cashback (search.live.com/cashback), to locate the cheapest deal ...
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System Guide: The Ars Ultimate Budget Box
just in time for a complete us economic meltdown, ars brings you the ultimate budget box. when real life starts to look like fallout 3, this is the box you'll want. heck, it'll be the only box you can afford. buy it while your credit card still functions! read more...
arstechnica.com

Redefining Mobility
lightest, smallest, thinnest these are the new terms shaping the world of ultra-mobile computing today, tomorrow, and probably for a long time to come.
www.businesstodayegypt.com

Tech Tactics For Hard Economic Times - Lincoln Journal Star
news flash: the economy stinks. it’s not a good time to be throwing money at things that don’t rate as necessities. and that includes many of the goods and services often considered high tech. inconveniently enough, though, the stuff of a ...
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Some Cable Companies Impose Internet Limits - Redorbit.com
"sorry, you've run out of internet." that, at least, is the buzz on some web forums and blogs over news that cable and internet provider comcast soon will limit residential internet users to 250 gigabytes (gb) of data transfer a month. and comcast is ...
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Cloud Computing & Privacy: Would You Trust Amazon?
the guardian recently posted an article quoting richard stallman on cloud computing. if a user wants to use network applications in freedom, they can do their own computing on their own computer with their copy of a freedom-respecting network-accessed program if their computer is a network server. is this a good idea? yes, i think so. read more
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Chevron: Green Is Good For Oil Business
chevron corp. is pumping resources into its energy efficiency campaign web site, adding tools that allow users to calculate ways to decrease their energy and gasoline use and to build their ideal city with alternative energy sources.
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System Guide: The Ars Ultimate Budget Box - Ars Technica
for when less is all you really need, there's the ultimate budget box. lots of computers out there very rarely do anything processor-intensive, let alone 3d intensive. if casual use of google earth is the most intensive 3d application you'll run in ...
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Kingston And Intel Work Together To Sell Intel's New Ssds - Dailytech
ssds are trickling into the consumer market in notebooks and especially netbook computers. in the enterprise market, the benefits of a ssd are more apparent when used in high-demand environments. kingston and intel have teamed up to market intel ssds ...
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Xbox 360 Outsells Ps3 In Japan For September - Afterdawn.com
buy 360 (elite) + game = £315 to £350. but you need online.. + £60 you need xbox live + £40 you'll need an hd dvd adapter thing + £15. and plus the cost of batteries if you don't buy a charger for the 360. first of all, dvd .cfm" class="forum ...
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