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  In pictures: The Medion Akoya E7220 (MD 98740) notebook

• PRODUCTS: latest from Acer and ASUS

  By Nermin Bajric | 25 May, 2012 12:22

  Acer adds the A510 to its tablet range and releases a 15.6-inch notebook, ASUS unveils multimedia notebook.

• Handheld sends Algiz XRW notebook packing for the Arctic

  By Nermin Bajric | 02 April, 2012 11:59

  Rugged mobile PC and PDA vendor, Handheld Group sent its Algiz XRW rugged notebook to the North Pole last week to accompany a French expedition led by scientists Alan le Tressoler and Julien Cabon.

• Leader releases big-screen Ultrabook

  By Spandas Lui | 16 February, 2012 10:46

  IT manufacturer and distributor has added a 14-inch Ultrabook to its product line-up

• Acer’s adds security and productivity-centric notebook

  By Nermin Bajric | 07 February, 2012 14:22

  Acer TravelMate 8473 for security and productivity

• In pictures: The Medion Akoya E7220 (MD 98740) notebook

  By Campbell Simpson | 08 September, 2011 09:00

  If you're thinking of buying the cheap Medion Akoya E7220 (MD 98740) notebook, it pays to know what you're getting. Read through this slideshow and you'll know exactly what to expect.

• ICT123 launches Telstra notebook plan initiative for resellers

  By Julia Talevski | 02 September, 2011 12:41

  Telco distributor, ICT123, is working with Telstra and notebook vendors to supply resellers with the ability to sell notebooks on a $0 upfront and interest free monthly plan to customer.

• Dell adds to its slim line laptop range

  By Nermin Bajric | 23 August, 2011 16:21

  Dell is furthering its push for thin yet powerful computing with the unveiling of the Inspiron 13z, Inspiron 14z, and Vostro V131 laptops.

• Acer Australia unveils its Aspire 5560

  By Hafizah Osman | 03 August, 2011 12:02

  Acer Australia unveils its Aspire 5560

• The slate effect

  By Matthew Sainsbury | 08 September, 2010 10:49

  The iPad is gaining traction in just about every market imaginable. MATTHEW SAINSBURY asks whether it's a threat to traditional notebooks.

• The right notebook for the right audience

  By Matt Sainsbury | 21 October, 2009 14:17

  A miner, a doctor, a roving technician and a soldier – what do these professions have in common? Not much. So why should those users have their notebooks pulled from a generic pool of technology? As Matthew Sainsbury discovered, the rules are different when selling notebooks at a vertical level.