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Toshiba launches 'prestige' Kira Ultrabook range in Australia
The new flagship ultrabook from Toshiba will feature a 2560x1440 resolution display and "white glove" service.
Intel Android notebooks to cost only US$200
Intel's chief product officer also said that devices running Intel's Core line of processors could sell for as low as US$399. 1
Best ultrabooks Buyers' Guide
Ultrabooks aim to offer the best of portability and performance in a single package. Here are the best we've seen so far, whether traditional, touchscreen or convertible hybrids. 5
Intel's convertible challenge
The chip giant has launched a social media competition where your very own bizarre concept hybrid device could be made into a AU$25,000 prototype. 1
Hewlett-Packard: we're shifting resources from PCs to tablets
Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman may have stated the obvious when she said today that HP is transferring its attention to tablets.
Lenovo unveils a trio of Jelly Bean Android tablets
The S6000, A3000 and A1000 are the latest Android tablets from the Chinese manufacturer of ThinkPad laptops.
Cracking open the Microsoft Surface Pro
Bill Detwiler cracks open the Microsoft Surface Pro and finds a laptop-like tablet that's extremely difficult to service and repair.
Google's Chromebook Pixel elevates Chrome OS ambitions
The browser-based Chrome OS now has a high-end home: a refined US$1299 laptop with a high-resolution touchscreen. It paves the way for Chrome OS tablets, too. 1
HP to make Android tablets: report
It already offers a Windows 8 tablet, and now, Hewlett-Packard is diving into the crowded market of Android tablets, according to a report.
MacBook Air and Pro with Retina display: specs up, prices down
Apple has today upgraded the processors on the MacBook Pro with Retina display and MacBook Air models, while dropping the starting prices on both line-ups.
Five usability tips for Microsoft's Surface RT
Here's how to get the most out of Microsoft's Surface with a few usability tweaks.
4G's slow summer
Average 4G speeds have dropped 18 per cent since November. Can it bounce back, or are we starting to move down to the long-term average for wireless technology? 1
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Toshiba Satellite Pro Pscbxa-024004 Notebook - 15.6''/39.6cm Widescreen Intel Celeron Proc
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