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TechCrunch
Apr 16
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It's almost like Apple, Google, Samsung and Microsoft have actually launched smartwatches. Except of course they haven't. But who cares! Analyst house ABI Research has been stroking its collective beard and come up with a forecast for the size of...
EE Times
Apr 16
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Thanks to the rising popularity of tablets, shipments of low cost PC netbooks projected to slip to virtually zero next year.
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EE Times
Apr 15
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Thanks to the rising popularity of tablets, shipments of low cost PC netbooks projected to slip to virtually zero next year.
View the full article HERE.
The Hindu Business Line
Apr 5
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Is it time to say sayanora to netbooks? In the next couple of quarters, this cost-effective mini-laptop will be off the shelves in India as global manufacturers have stopped production of these de...
Forbes
Jan 3
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I agree that the netbook is pretty much dead. The last major manufacturers of them have decided that they're not going to bother any more. But is it really true that it's Apple that killed them? For that's the thesis being put forward over at...
Forbes
Jan 1
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The netbook is dead, we've moved on, the great hope for the computer manufacturers are no more. The netbook is an ex-netbook (Charles Arthur, The Guardian, and others). But hold on a minute, just because the exact models from Acer and Asus are no...
Benzinga
Dec 27
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Netbooks were supposed to be the future of portable computing. As smaller, thinner and lighter versions of traditional laptop computers, netbooks were designed to be an energy-friendly, cost-effective alternative to expensive PCs.
Consumers were...
The Hindu Business Line
Dec 12
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Education in India is changing, and it is changing fast with the advent of smartphones, iPads, netbooks and tablets. According to industry experts, customised learning path and p...
TechCrunch
Aug 16
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Remember netbooks? Exactly. Two years ago netbooks could do no wrong. They were the future, a way to get work done on the go on a laptop the size of a paperback book. In the end, manufacturers saw them as a great way to squeeze profit out of a...
The Straits Times
Aug 6
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August 06, 2012 2:05 AM
ELECTRONIC devices, be they smartphones, tablets or netbooks, have fast wriggled their way into almost every aspect of our lives.
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