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Finally, an Apple notebook built with green credentials in mind
I ve been writing stories about Apple products for longer than I care to enumerate here, and have always been agog over the sheer creativity that s associated with its product design. Too expensive, yes. Too heavy, absolutely. Self-indulgent, probably. But my second-hand, three-year-old PowerBook G4 notebook still draws comments (not all of them negative) at the very business-oriented industry conferences where I lug it, and it still serves me well. I am very biased, and I admit it. My main knock against Apple lately has been that its astonishing design hasn t been all the eco-conscious compared with its rivals like Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, Lenovo and Dell. That's why you rarely see product mentions in this particular blog venue, but its latest product launch ...
New Asus Eee PC T101MT is a multi-touch convertible Windows 7 tablet/netbook
Asus kicked off the netbook craze about 18 months ago with its original Eee PC, and now the line has graduated to Windows 7 and a multi-touch, swiveling screen that turns the T101MT into a tablet PC. The T91 was the first Eee PC that worked as a convertible tablet, but it had a smaller 8.9-inch screen and ran Windows XP, which of course lacks multi-touch capabilities. The T101MT comes with a 10.1-inch LED-backlit screen that works with the bundled touch-based software as well as PenWrite technology for stylus-based interaction. It sports the Intel Atom N540 CPU, though it sadly doesn't pair that with Nvidia Ion graphics platform. You can get it with 1GB or 2GB of RAM, a 160GB or ...
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