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Why multi-core processors are the future of tablets
The 2011 iteration of Mobile World Congress (MWC) has just ended and, as expected, the lines between smartphones and tablets have become more blurred as computer makers unveiled tablets with mobile
LG delays Android 2.2 tablet
LG has apparently decided to delay the introduction of a tablet that was to be based on Google's ( NASDAQ: GOOG ) Android 2.2 (Froyo). Reports cited an unnamed LG official who said that the company's
Analyst: Tablet set to cannibalize sales of netbooks, laptops
A new report by Barclays Capital concluded that 15 million tablet computers will be purchased by consumers this year, and that number is expected to grow to 28 million next year. This figure will
Dell in talks to make Chrome OS computers
Dell's president for greater China and South Asia, Amit Midha, was quoted as saying that Dell wants to be "on the forefront" of innovations such as Chrome OS based devices. While not an official
Acer to launch Chrome OS tablet in two weeks, says report
Computer manufacturer Acer has confirmed that it will be launching a tablet at the Computex show in June, which is just two weeks from now. While the company declined to disclose the operating system
Gartner: Worldwide PC shipments to grow this year
Research firm Gartner has scaled back on initial gloomy forecasts and now pegs global PC shipments to grow by some 2.8 percent this year. This works out to a growth of 298.9 million units by the end
Intel sued for antitrust abuse
Intel, the world's largest chip maker, is facing an antitrust suit filed Wednesday by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. The lawsuit charges Intel with violating state and federal laws by
Computer makers hope to shorten boot-up time
If you have heard it once, you have heard it a thousand times. "My computer takes forever to boot-up." It may be only a minute or more, but it feels like forever when you sit down at your desk in the
Windows 7 XP Mode goes RTM
On Thursday, Microsoft announced the release to manufacturing (RTM) of the Windows 7 XP Mode. XP Mode was intended to ease the transition to Windows 7 by using virtualization to provide a Windows XP
Sony promises Intel VT support in "selected" future models
Sony has finally relented and said that it will enable Intel's Virtual Technology (VT) on future--selected--Sony Vaio laptop models. VT is a standard feature in all Intel Core 2 Duo processors, and
