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appleinsider.com - 7/24/2009

Apple's much-anticipated tablet device coming early next year

— appleinsider.com — Exclusive: After four years of meticulous of developmental riddled with setbacks, Apple is now racing toward an... early 2010 launch of a device that may see the electronics maker redefine the portable computing market for the second time in twice as ... (more) Apple's much-anticipated tablet device coming early next ...

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digitimes.com - 7/31/2009

Intel to suspend Atom Z sales to netbook makers, say sources

— digitimes.com — Intel has reportedly informed customers that it will accept no more orders for its Atom Z processors... from netbook makers soon, as it is getting close to completely digesting its inventory, according to industry sources. (more) Intel to suspend Atom Z sales to netbook makers, say sources

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shop.lenovo.com - 7/31/2009

IdeaPad U450p laptop

— shop.lenovo.com — Limits: Consumers, small business, government and education customers purchase limit is five laptops per customer. Medium business... and large enterprise customers purchase limit is 50 laptops per customer. Availability: Offers, prices, specifications ... (more) IdeaPad U450p laptop

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ZDNet News - News Page One — ... shipping its first SSDs made using the 34nm manufacturing process — a shift that should make the drives faster and cheaper. However, on Friday a US custom computer maker said the Bios defect had forced it and other online retailers to pull the first batch of 34nm SSDs from their sites. "There was a lot of confusion, but it was clear that something was wrong with these first units — enough so that Newegg and other online vendors had also pulled them entirely from their sites," blogged William George , the customer service lead at Puget Systems. "We too stopped listing them, ...

Intel's first 34nm SSDs suffering from BIOS flaw
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