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Dell promises all-day laptop with 19 hours of life

Dave Webb -
The company tapped into its customer base to help design updates to its Latitude and Precision lines, targetting "digital nomads" with a nine-cell battery-operated product. VIDEO: Take a look at the Canadian launch

St. Lawrence College taps Dell for IT refresh

Jennifer Kavur -
Campuses in Brockville, Cornwall and Kingston will get outfitted with OptiPlex and Latitude machines designed with energy-efficiency in mind. The CFO cites self-maintenance as a key need

Intel’s Nehalem desktop chips to be called Core i7

Sumner Lemon -
The new microprocessors will include different brands for different types of machines. Get a sneak peak at the Intel Developer Forum

Netbooks spark Linux redesigns

Agam Shah -
Standard Linux offerings work on conventional laptops but some developers are including touchscreen interfaces designed for machines with less processing power and storage. A Gnome Foundation leader offers some insight

Nvidia’s mobile chips could get Transmeta technology

Agam Shah -
An Insight 64 analyst says their LongRun technology could be used to help prevent chips from overheating. Now Nvidia plans to improve its processors power-performance ratios

Elpida to invest in Chinese DRAM plant

Sumner Lemon -
Although the price of memory is falling, a Japanese memory-chip maker has decided to invest in a new DRAM plant in China. It will open in 2010

HP considering touchscreens for next Mini-Note

Dan Nystedt -
A product manager notes solid state drives are still expensive and says netbooks have a very bright future. Get a glimpse into the future of HP low-end portables

Olympic Games torch DRAM market

Dan Nystedt -
Good news for IT buyers: A Chinese crackdown on pirated memory before the Olympics opens has forced DRAM memory prices to drop. One analyst says Beijing wants to clean up the country's image
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