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Sophisticated notebook buyers now look beyond basic hardware attributes and expect to find built-in software suites that will solve their real-life tech problems that eat away from the investments they’ve made in their notebooks.


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Formerly known as Legend, the world’s third largest global PC maker is targeting the $499-$799 market for desktops and notebooks, particularly in emerging markets like the Philippines. 


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Laptop battle heats up in all fronts

By Alma Buelva | October 17, 2006 - 12:00am

It used to be that the fastest, sleekest, and lightest notebook computer could easily tilt the market to its favor. Not anymore. Sophisticated notebook buyers now look beyond basic hardware attributes and...

Technology

Here comes Lenovo

By Alma Buelva | March 13, 2006 - 12:00am

Fourteen months after the Lenovo Group Ltd. acquired IBM’s Personal Computing Division, the company has finally taken its Lenovo brand outside China with the recent launch of its first-ever Lenovo-branded desktops...

Technology