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Samsung Beats Chromebook Pixel and Retina MacBook With New High-Res Laptop Display

Samsung is to unveil a new super-high resolution panel which could set the standard for notebook displays. This week, the company will launch a 13.3-inch QHD 3200 x 1800 panel with 276 pixels-per-inch (PPI), and offers greater pixel densities than Apple's Retina MacBook Pro 13 (239 PPI) and Google's Chromebook...

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Chromebook Pixel: Google I/O Could Reveal Its Secret Mission

The amazing hardware in the Chromebook Pixel tips Google’s hand on a greater trajectory for ChromeOS. Whether Google I/O begins to reveal the details is one of this week’s big questions.

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HP Goes Android with x2 Hybrid

Hewlett-Packard's new SlateBook x2 can double as an Android laptop, and that's a first for HP. [Read more]    ...

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Acer's Aspire R7 Combines Desktop, Laptop, and Tablet with one 'floating touchscreen'

After teasing it in a strange, Star Trek-infused commercial, Acer has finally revealed its mysterious transforming device. At an event at Milk Studios in New York City, the company is preparing to announce the Aspire S7. We're not sure what to call it, honestly — it's technically a laptop, but...

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Low Cost Chromebooks Appeal to Linux Users Not Interested in Chrome OS

Although many people think of them as older participants in the portable computing market, the fact is that Chromebooks based on Google's Chrome OS first went on sale in June of 2011--not long ago. In a recent post on the state of Chromebooks, I noted that prices in the $200 range for Chromebooks like the Acer system shown here are attracting users, but also noted that market share numbers are not showing these system making a big splash. 

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