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Everex's CloudBook Max UMPC Comes With WiMax Connectivity Everex's CloudBook PC has had little attention when it first arrived on the marker, but things seem to be different with the brand new CloudBook Max. Packing a larger, 8.9-inch WVGA display, the device is expected to give a lot of trouble to the upcoming Eee PC 901 from Asustek.The upcoming notebook from the gre...	2 April 2008 09:04 GMT

Oh, My God, Meet the Eee And MacBook Killer: the ECS G10IL A whole lot of Eee PC and MacBook Air wannabes have invaded the market yelling their ultimate and "unique" features that would make the user's live a perpetual orgasm, but nothing compares to the newest (and by far, the most handsome) ultra-mobile PC from Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS).The 11-inch G10IL ultra...	13 February 2008 10:34 GMT

Intel to Deliver WiMax On a Single Chip Intel has announced a new chip design that can handle multiple Wi-Fi signals simultaneously. The company has developed a new technology that minimizes both power consumption and the size of the chip.The new design has been presented during the International Solid-State Circuits Conference in San Francisco. According ...	5 February 2008 06:26 GMT

CES 2008: Introducing Origami Experience 2.0 Microsoft has increasingly been placing a strong emphasis on mobility with its software products. Windows Vista is an illustrative example in this context, the latest Windows client featuring optimizations that allow users to enjoy additional benefits when running the operating system on a mobile computer. But of cou...	9 January 2008 08:46 GMT

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