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Which is the best Mac to learn programming and coding: Buying advice for Mac coders
Buying a Mac to learn coding and programming is hugely valuable and a great idea. But choosing a Mac for coding isn't easy. Which is the best Mac to learn programming and coding? We look at the best Apple Macs you can buy for programming and learning...
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LG Gram 15 review: This laptop is beyond ultraportable
You can pack LG's latest laptop with its charger and still have less weight in your bag than with a 13-inch ultraportable.
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Acer R14 Playbook flips its screen right over
Acer’s Aspire R14 Playbook is latest convertible notebook to emerge on the Australian market, offering a four-in-one experience encompassing laptop, tablet, tent, and display modes.
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Kogan offers $329 Windows 8.1 laptop with good specs
Kogan, the young upstart that once offered small Linux-based notebooks under its own name, has re-entered the laptop market with a budget 15.6in model that runs Windows 8.1.
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Slideshow: Venom Blackbook Zero 14 laptop: Hand's on review
Venom is a global laptop company based in Australia and we’ve been impressed with its products (like the Venom Blackbook 15X and the Blackbook 13 Zero) before. It’s built up a sizeable, cult following quite simply because it believes in making the be...
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Use a 13in laptop as a dedicated gaming system with Alienware's Graphics Amplifier
Alienware's answer to the question "can I use my laptop for all my gaming needs?" lies in a dedicated external box called a Graphics Amplifier, which can allow the new Alienware 13 laptop to tap into high-end desktop graphics cards.
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Which Lenovo Yoga tablet is right for me?
Lenovo announced the availability of the Yoga 3 Pro locally, as well as the Yoga Tablet 2 Pro, and a couple of variants of the Yoga Tablet 2. These all sound like similar products, right? We thought we would break them down for you here so that you k...
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Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga: the perfect hybrid notebook
The ThinkPad Yoga is basically a regular laptop first and foremost and it doesn't have the bulk or awkwardness that are usually associated with other Windows 2-in-1 hybrid devices. There is no separation between the screen and the body, and the only...
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