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Laptops have been into a lot of different categories over the years, but to be frank a lot of the terms used to categorize laptops are not really necessary. For example, a lot of companies will call their mobile computers notebooks instead of laptops. There could be several reasons for this naming decision, including: • Companies don’t want you putting laptops on your lap for medical reasons. • The term “notebook” more accurately represents the thinness and lightweight of the product being sold. • The term “Notebook” does not have any association with devices that look like this: Although the terms “Notebook” and “Laptop” haveRead More →

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When we think about all of the laptops that come out during the year, it can be slightly taxing on the brain. You have to actually think about which ones you might actually care enough about to buy. There are just certain brands and models out there that don’t really justify a sale to most people. I know for a fact that I’ve seen way more Macbooks that Chromebooks, and that’s just how that normally works. Mind you, this is not without reason. Macbooks and other “powerful” laptops like this are picked over other brands for a reason; power. When you’re taking care of your socialRead More →

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We have been hearing rumors for a while now about Google’s official Chrome OS notebook. There has been a lot of speculation about what it will be, when it will come out and how much it will cost but now you can set all the rumors to rest as Google has recently made everything official in an on-stage presentation. That’s right the Chrome OS notebooks are on their way with Samsung leading the pack. Read More →

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Some people may wonder what the difference is between Google’s Chrome OS devices and their Android devices. For the longest time, I really wasn’t exactly sure myself, but for right now, it seems that the biggest difference is simply a keyboard. Google’s Chrome OS seems to definitely be much more directed at netbooks and notebooks, while Android seems to be much more useful for the company’s vision of tablets. Linus Upson, the engineer director of both Chrome OS and Android, said in an interview that the company views the Chrome OS as “very focused on laptops.” This statement basically means that devices with a keyboardRead More →