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It's a Tablet! It's a PC! No, it's a tasty floor wax!

It’s a Tablet! It’s a PC! No, it’s a tasty floor wax!

By Chris Yeh on August 30, 2012

We seem to have reached the stage of tablet evolution where ungainly variations are crawling out of the primordial ooze on a daily basis.Just today, a single Engadget story covered the Sony VAIO Duo 11–a tablet that converts into a laptop via a slid…

Posted in Technology | Tagged Apple, laptop, personal computer, Powerbook Duo, smartphone, tablet, thinkpad, vaio

Old meets new world: enterprise UX

Old meets new world: enterprise UX

By Martijn Linssen on December 28, 2010

A few days ago, I got a message from Derek Singleton of Software Advice telling me about a survey they’re conducting: Ten Consumer Web UI Themes We’d Like to See in Business Applications is what it is called Software Advice apparently is a company offering free advice for software buyers, and although I don’t have [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged 1.0, 2.0, adopt, change, IBM, lenovo, Software Advice, standardisation, survey, thinkpad, ui, user interface, ux | 1 Response

The New Lenovo: Nice Hardware, Dumb Support

The New Lenovo: Nice Hardware, Dumb Support

By Zoli Erdos on July 20, 2009

Lenovo, home of the (formerly IBM) Thinkpad’s is not exactly known as a price leader: those Thinkpads have a great reputation and a matching price-tag.  But times are changing, and Lenovo is becoming budget-friendly: the recently announced Ideapad U series, the G550, and the all-in-one Ideacentre are all “cool” computers with an attractive price.  For [...]

Posted in General | Tagged customer service, customer support, ideapad, laptop, lenovo, netbook, thinkpad, websales | 4 Responses

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