Lenovo's S10 Netbook.

We liked both the 11-inch U110 ultraportable and S10 Netbook from Lenovo, so we’re pleased to see the company not messing with success and making only minor revisions to these two models in what might be the first set of official laptop announcements from …
Originally posted at CES 2009
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Lenovo's S10 Netbook.

We liked the S10 Netbook from Lenovo, so we’re pleased to see the company not messing with success and making only minor revisions to it, in what might be the first official laptop announcement from that year’s CES show.

The 10-inch S10, most …
Originally posted at CES 2009
Orginal post by Dan Acker…

(Credit: Eee PC News)
There are no detailed specifications available, but Asus seems to be readying a 12-inch Eee PC.

Following in the footsteps of Dell, the Asus Eee PC S121 looks a lot like the slim and stylish Eee PC S101, except for a smaller bezel to fit the …
Orginal post by Darius Chang

MSI has launched a Netbook that uses both solid-state and hard-disk drives.

The U115 Hybrid, unveiled Monday, comes with a solid-state disk for most of the PC’s operations, together with a hard-disk drive that can optionally be used for storage. An “ECO on mode” temporarily disengages the hard drive; …
Orginal post by Davi…

Let’s be completely honest. You probably don’t need a quad-core CPU in your laptop. But just in case you’re one of those guys who needs to feel like you’re keeping up with the desktop crew, Acer’s gone and crammed a new Intel Core 2 Quad&#…
Orginal post by Dan Ackerman

On that week’s installment of the Digital City, we discuss the Facebook koobface virus, PlayStation Home’s launch, sleazy old ’80s urban video game arcades, tech blog Gizmodo’s cool NYC retro gadget gallery, our New Year’s resolutions, and (seriously) Dance Dance Revolution: The Musical.

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After looking at countless laptops during 2008, a small handful have jumped out as personal favorites. I’m not saying these are the very best laptops of the year, nor the highest-rated — they’re just the ones that struck me as particularly interesting, useful, or well-designed.
Chances are high …
Orginal post by Dan Ackerm…