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More Touchscreen Notebook Offerings Expected

Mar 21, 2015

According to upstream providers of touch panels, developments in the processing of on-cell TFT LCD panels is allowing makers to reduce their costs, which has caught the attention of notebook vendors and may lead to an increased variety of ...

Tags: touch panels, TFT LCD panels

Intel Has Seen The Shipment Proportion of Entry-Level Notebook CPUs

Aug 29, 2014

long with notebook vendors launching more inexpensive models, Intel has seen the shipment proportion of entry-level notebook CPUs, namely its Pentium and Celeron series, increase from 50-60% in the first half of 2014 to 60-70% currently, ...

Tags: Intel, Notebook CPUs

Notebook Brand Vendors Including Acer Are Still Planning to Release More Products In 2014

Oct 24, 2013

Despite the failure to raise touchscreen notebook demand in 2013, several notebook brand vendors including Acer and Asustek Computer are still planning to release more products in 2014, hoping to increase the proportion of total shipments ...

Tags: Touchscreen Notebooks

Windows 8 Works Well on a Tablet or Touchscreen Notebook

Feb 18, 2013

Microsoft's new touchy-feely Windows 8 works well on a tablet or touchscreen notebook, but what about a traditional desktop machine? With no touch, desktop punters wrangling Windows 8 are reliant on the old keyboard and mouse combo for ...

Tags: Windows 8, tablet, touchscreen notebook

Microsoft's Windows 8 Touchscreen-Enabled Operating System Is Released

Feb 14, 2013

The release of Microsoft's Windows 8 touchscreen-enabled operating system in October saw manufacturers scurry to release a spate of new notebooks, all-in-one computers and tablet devices capable of using it. With Windows 8 you can open ...

Tags: HP, Lenovo, Windows 8, Touchscreen Ultrabooks

Apple Australia Is Making Some MacBook Pro and MacBook Air Models More Affordable

Feb 14, 2013

Apple Australia says it is making some MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models more affordable with faster processors and lower starting prices. In Australia,the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display will now cost from $1,649 for a device ...

Tags: Apple, Processors, Consumer Electronics