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Laptops
Electronics and appliance store sales rose in July
Aug 16, 2024
Promotions, AI-ready computers and a need for new gear all likely played a role.
Why charging your laptop is getting easier
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Janet Nguyen
Apr 19, 2024
The USB-C connector has become a standard across laptops and phones.
Why are computer orders holding up so well?
Mar 26, 2024
Consumers replacing devices bought early in the pandemic and enthusiasm for AI capabilities partly account for the healthy figures.
Monitoring software on students' school laptops raises privacy concerns
Aug 3, 2022
A new survey finds that the vast majority of American schools are using activity monitoring software to track students. The intent is to keep students safe, but it's more common to be used for disciplinary reasons.
Thanks to "Fortnite" and esports, computers are almost cool again
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Molly Wood
Nov 22, 2018
There's a minor resurgence in the PC market, a CNET editor says.
Why airlines might eventually see the laptop ban as an opportunity
May 19, 2017
They could try to win the loyalty of business customers.
A visual comparison of Apple and HP laptops
Apr 5, 2016
HP's new laptop is trying to be more stylish than the MacBook. We take a look back at the ugly, and clunky, beginnings of laptops at both companies.
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Can the DOJ force you to decrypt your laptop?
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John Moe
Jul 11, 2011
This is being tossed around right now in a case in Colorado involving a woman accused of running a mortgage scam. A laptop was found in her bedroom...
Hard working engineers waste their time building something no one will ever want
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John Moe
Jul 6, 2011
Toshiba announced a no-glasses-required 3D laptop called the Qosmio f750. It's designed for one person at a time to sit in front of it and watch...