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Report: Asus bringing 'whole-day' battery life to Eee PC
It's
been
a
slow
week
in
Eee
PC
news--it's
Friday
and
Crave
has
seen
only
one
post
thus
far--so
let
us
quickly
share
information
from
a
report
on
DigiTimes
today.
According
to
the
report,
Asus
expects
to
bring
"whole-day"
battery
life
and
Internet
storage
to
its
Netbook
by
(Read more)
Back-to-school laptops: we have a winner (two, actually)
Perhaps
if
you
are
doing
nothing
more
than
lounging
poolside
while
working
at
a
part-time
job
this
summer,
the
season
may
seem
to
be
progressing
slowly.
To
a
workaday
stiff
like
myself
with
precious
few
summertime
weekends
and
a
boatload
of
back-to-school
laptops
to
review,
I
see
the
calendar
soon
(Read more)
64-bit Vista, memory, and you
Last
month's
desktop
announcement
from
Gateway
showed
us
two
things:
one,
that
desktop
memory
is
now
more
affordable
than
ever;
and
two,
that
the
64-bit
software
era
is
upon
us
in
full
force.
Each
of
the
four
desktops
Gateway
announced
that
day
comes
with
64-bit
Vista,
and
they
also
(Read more)
HP brings Voodoo into the consumer PC fold
The
world's
largest
PC
maker
has
decided
it
doesn't
need
a
separate
gaming
PC
unit
anymore.
From
now
on,
Voodoo
will
be
just
one
of
Hewlett-Packard's
consumer
PC
brands.
Voodoo
founder
Rahul
Sood
said
on
his
personal
blog
that
this
was
"always"
the
intention
when
HP
bought
(Read more)
