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Continue reading »After offering Mobile Theft Protection to its business, government, and educational customers, Gateway has deigned to provide the lojack for laptops theft-deterrent system to its everyday mom and pop punters. How kind of them! All sarcasm aside, there really isn’t any reason at all to deride this development in Gateway laptops. The LoJack technology actually does work to track down […]
Continue reading »Bubbling under the surface of the ocean of laptops there is a struggle. We have reported on this before with the battle of Blu-ray technology against the HD-DVD system to provide the next generation of DVD: – Toshiba opts for HD-DVD There are pros and cons to each of the new systems, with the potential loser being the ever-confused consumer. […]
Continue reading »It’s an amazing concept. Laptops used in today’s classrooms are markedly cheaper, perform immensely better, and look far sleeker than their counterparts a decade or two ago did. Learninglaptops.org did a little math on the topic, and found that the eMacs used in its classes now cost one-tenth what the Apple II+ computers did back in 1981. The comparison gets […]
Continue reading »Ah, the familiar dread of math class. The traditional, cold, chalkboard-and-textbook, with a lecture about as stimulating as a Tae-bo infomercial to boot. Well, out with the old, as they say — laptops are changing the way students will study math in the future — and, at Liberty High School in Blue Hill, Maine — the future is now. Seymour […]
Continue reading »It’s one of the laptop owner’s worst nightmares. You are riding in a taxi, hoping to get to that important meeting on time. When the cab pulls up, you quickly pay the driver and rush to work. Something doesn’t quite feel right. You slow down as you recall the presentation you had worked on the night before, stored inside your […]
Continue reading »Maybe it’s the triple-digit temperatures, the sun baking their brains. Why else would Vail Unified School District in Arizona decide last month to replace all of its traditional textbooks with brand-spanking-new laptops? If you listen to the administrators at the school district, you may find that their idea is not so cockamamie. They actually have compelling reasons for the switch. […]
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