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jackson
jackson
2 weeks ago
Could $200 Android netbooks replace traditional laptops?

Intel has confirmed that they are going to launch a line of $200 touch-screen notebooks in the coming months. We've been hearing about...

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jluppino
jluppino
4 weeks ago
Are third-party replacement batteries for laptops as good as OEMs?

My personal laptop, a 2-year old Compaq, has a battery that has "gone bad." It won't hold a charge for more than 3-4 minutes, which...

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riffin
riffin
7 weeks ago
Do PCs have automatic protection against overheating?

I was using my Compaq laptop literally on my lap, and running a pretty graphics intensive program. After a while, it shut down. I...

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Christopher Nerney
Christopher Nerney
13 weeks ago
Is an iPad a good choice for someone who writes a lot?

My wife needs a new computer and is considering getting an iPad instead of another laptop. She does a lot of writing and wonders whether...

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ehtan
ehtan
20 weeks ago
What can I do with an old laptop?

I got a nice new laptop for Christmas (Thanks, dear!). Now I have an extra, dated, but still functional laptop, and I'm wondering what...

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