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Media and guests check out the latest MacBook Air models and new operating system after attending a news conference in Cupertino

Apple MacBook Air first, iPhone 5 later

Apple is slated to launch upgraded versions of its ultra-thin MacBook Airs equipped with Intel's Sandy Bridge chip architecture with laptops going into production this June.

Chromebook vs MacBook Air: Which is best suited for your needs?

Chromebook vs MacBook Air
If you think MacBook Airs and Chromebooks are apples and oranges, hold on. With the price of a MacBook Air you might get two Chromebooks (or even three, if it's the cheapest Chromebook); but will MacBook Airs retain their special place when pitted against Chromebooks? Should you buy a Chromebook or a MacBook Air?

What To Expect In iPhone 5?

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What features the next iPhone will have is a question that has given rise to a vast range of speculations.
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Intel picks Kinect Hack to try clothes

After a series of Kinect hacks in recent months, Intel has used the Microsoft Kinect camera along with other open source software to enable photo-realistic rendering of 3D models into 3D images that are indistinguishable from a photograph.
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SuVolta licenses new chip technology to Fujitsu

Silicon Valley startup SuVolta said it has licensed new technology to Fujitsu Semiconductor, allowing it to make microchips more energy-efficient so tablets and smartphones stay charged longer.
Intel's Core i5 processors

Museum of Me: A Virtual Museum for Narcissists?

Why leave home and see a real museum of other peoples work when you can sit in front of your computer and have your entire Facebook life auto-generated into an all-encompassing virtual tour.
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Acer says to launch ultrabook PC model in fourth

Acer Inc, the world No 2 PC maker, will launch an ultrabook super-light computer model in the fourth quarter, its president said on Wednesday, and sees devices such as tablets and smartphones making up a third of revenue by 2015.

Intel Unveils New 'UltraBook', Seeks Dominant Market Share

Giant global chip maker, Intel, will launch a new type of laptop which will cost less than $1,000. Intel announced the Ultrabook series on Tuesday at Taipei's Computex trade show which has become one of the largest computer and technology fairs in the world.

Intel upbeat on 'Ultrabook'

Intel introduced a new class of mobile computers,’ Ultrabook’ taking cues from Apple’s iPad and MacBook Air, to beat the market of tablets
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Intel unveils laptops that include tablet features

Intel unveiled a new category of laptops that it says will include the best features of tablets as the world's top chipmaker struggles to find its footing in the exploding market for mobile gadgets.

Intel Ultrabook: Freedom from unreliable Netbooks

Futuristic branding and ambitious strategy were the keywords when Intel announced the launch of Ultrabooks at the Computex trade show on Tuesday. When market players are competing on every aspect of customer satisfaction, Ultrabooks promise to deliver best of the two worlds- Performance of a laptop combined with high portability of a tablet.

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