Archive for April, 2009

Follow TDR on Twitter The average  selling price of notebooks thanks to netbooks have been dropping like a stone and that poses a problem for Apple so accustomed

PCmag.com editor-in-chief Lance Ulanoff takes issue with a post by Computerworld blogger Seth Weintraub and anyone else who are arguing Window 7 Starter could be a

Toshiba's near absence here from netbook market will end this Friday with the introduction of new models in the UX line, according to an IDG news service

[caption id="attachment_605" align="alignleft" width="128" caption="The door just opened a bit for Android."][/caption] Now we know why Windows XP owns a reported 97% of the netbook market. Microsoft was virtually

While the media is paying close attention to netbooks discounted when customers sign up for two years of wireless broadband services, there are near equivalent deals with purchasing

Follow TDR on Twitter Here's an anecdote why 3G data networks (in the U.S., EVDO or GSM radio driven broadband) should be THE wireless way to

Dell, Lenovo and HP, which all trail Asus and Acer in the booming netbook market, have committed to building in 3G capability to their respective netbooks for the

After a precipitous drop in handset sales during the first quarter, Nokia sure could use a product or something to reinvigorate sagging handset sales. Could that be a

Perhaps it's a sign of the times, but netbooks, the cheaper and smaller version of notebooks, are dominating the "Computers & PC Hardware" bestsellers list on Amazon. They