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Computer maker Acer is jumping into the Android and Windows tablet market with both feet, but at a press event in New York the company also took the wraps off the Acer Iconia, a futuristic new notebook computer design that opens like a traditional notebook to feature two 14-inch multi-touch displays…and no keyboard. The design enables users to spread their content across two displays and bring up a virtual keyboard when needed, in theory… Read More

Back in June, Toshiba unveiled a new take on the ultra-mobile PC in the libretto w100, a book-folding, dual-screened PC that weighs just 1.8 pounds but runs Windows 7. Now, Toshiba has opened up pre-orders for the libretto W100 in the United States, with prices starting at $1,099.99. “The libretto W100 continues the libretto brand's heritage of defying convention by packaging a full Windows computing experience into highly… Read More

Toshiba's Digital Products Division has proven it can hide a few surprises up its sleeves: today the company took a stab at reviving the not-very-successful ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) category with the libretto W100, a compact book-folding PC running Windows 7 with two seven-inch touch screen displays that open folio-style—and both of them can be used to display and interact with content. The libretto W100 runs an Intel Pentium… Read More

Tecra M4 The Tecra M4 incorporates the new Intel Centrino Mobile Technology Pentium M processor and the new Mobile Intel 915PM Express chipset. These recent innovations will increase performance and improve wireless interoperability, enabling the Tecra M4 to deliver the maximum level of computing performance, all in an innovative and accommodating form factor. Another impressive element of the Tecra M4 is the integrated NVIDIA GeForce Go… Read More