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Steve Jobs would probably flip if he saw something like this, but when it comes to making lookalikes of popular devices, the ingenuity of Chinese OEMs cannot be doubted. And this time, it is the recently-released 11-inch Macbook Air which has been 'retooled' into the VAYEE HY118, complete with Apple branding and (gasp), standard hardware components.

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Stylish and uniquely crafted to honor the Lamborghini tradition, the new ASUS-Lamborghini VX6 fields powerful NVIDIA ION graphics, a dual-core Intel Atom D525 processor, audio by Bang & Olufsen, and the super-fast USB 3.0 standard.

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Today, Samsung announced their new range of mobile computers which include the QX310, RF and SF series, as well as NF210 netbooks. The notebook and netbook PCs will be available this month and early next month.

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Is bigger always better? It may apply in most situations, but the new Dell Mini 1018 does seem to discredit that particular saying. So is smaller better in this case? VR-Zone puts Dell's latest netbook to the test with our surgical skills and analytic brains.

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Apparently, Acer Inc thinks that having only one operating system on a netbook is too limiting for users. That is probably why the company has announced a new policy: all future Acer Aspire One netbooks fitted with dual-core processors will gain an additional Android OS alongside the bundled Windows 7 as part of the standard configuration.

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LG Electronics CEO, Yong Nam, has recently stepped down and according to speculations, it is likely due to the company's poor sales of mobile phones. Nam was asked to leave immediately, though that wasn't reported on LG's website.

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ASUS has announced availability of its latest Eee PC, the 1015PEM. This netbook runs on a dual-core Intel Atom N550 processor, and you can stuff it up with 2GB of DDR3 memory. Also, there's even support for Bluetooth 3.0.

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Today, HP announced their new business mini notebook PC, the Mini 5103, which comes with an optional touchscreen that allows users to navigate conveniently via multi-touch gestures, finger taps and swipes. Comes in red, blue and espresso, the Mini 5103 is available now.

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If the popularity of netbooks are of any indication, it is apparent that the world has embraced the cheap, tiny, and low-power device as a suitable platform to satisfy their on-the-go internet desires. And Dell has introduced yet another such mobile computer to the local market: its new Mini 1018.

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With notebooks fast replacing desktops as the computing platform of choice, it is understandable that one would want to invest in a decent mobile computer to fulfill their daily computing needs. And HP done just that with its latest additions to the current ENVY, Mini and entry-level notebooks.

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Dual-core Atoms? Who needs them, you might ask. Apparently, enough of them for Acer to justify a new netbook, the D255, which sports the dual-core Atom N550  processor instead of the single-core N455 found in most netbooks today.

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Taipei-based EVERCOOL Thermal Corp., Ltd., has announced its Battle Hero laptop cooler, expanding its line-up of thermal solutions for laptop / netbook users.

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Digitimes reports that Acer, ASUS and Hewlett-Packard all plan to release netbooks and ultra-portable notebooks in Q1 2011, based on AMD's Ontario APU. Ontario will be the first Fusion product to release - a high efficiency small die dual-core CPU, a DDR3 controller, a PCI-e controller, and a DX11 GPU, all on the same die. Long expected to release in late Q4 2010, Ontario Fusion will finally appear inside netbooks/notebooks early in 2011.

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LG has announced the launch of the new stylish X140 netbook. It comes preinstalled with Windows 7 Starter OS, and features 1.83 GHz Intel Atom processor, 2GB memory and a 320GB SATA HDD.

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Today, Samsung held a media event to unveil their new range of printers, notebooks and netbooks. The printers claim to offer high quality prints and wireless functionality, while the mobile computers boast various unique features including a Fast Start function which allows users to start working within three seconds from the Sleep Mode.

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