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IT departments attempt to cut costs by experimenting with thin clients, netbooks, virtual desktops, and other substitutes for traditional computing
Its navigation software usually gets you to your destination—unless it thinks you're on the wrong side of the Atlantic
Its adherence to a graceful design esthetic and a limited lineup keeps margins sky-high
Lenovo's ThinkPad T400s sells for $1,600. The similar Acer Timeline 3180 costs $900. What does the extra money buy?
Stylish designs with sophisticated touch technology could entice laptop defectors back to desktop PCs
The set-top box maker adds content and new models. Video from Amazon.com and other sources is streamed seamlessly from the Web to your TV
The two e-readers are roughly the same size, shape, and price. But there are some important differences, beginning with speed
Intel's device for the blind or visually impaired combines a digital camera, OCR, and speech synthesis, with impressive results
Electronic devices that do only one thing must do them especially well if they hope to survive
Why iPhone apps that act as a digital guidebook aren't quite ready for prime time
Google's Android 2.0 is much improved, and Motorola's Droid handset is a contender
Booting up can feel like an eternity. Here's how to get closer to the "instant-on" PC
Windows 7 is enabling Lenovo, HP, and other makers of laptops and desktops to incorporate iPhone-inspired touch functions
PCmover transfers programs and files to the new operating system with fewer headaches
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