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MSI makes all-in-one computing look stylish - perfect for the reception desk.
The king of sleek, the MacBook Pro 17 with its Thunderbolt guts.
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Gigabyte has a bet each way with its Booktop, which promises to be a desktop replacement.
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The Dell Vostro V130 is thin, light and the design is gorgeous but the MacBook rival is let down by price and battery life.
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A well-priced but less than perfect tablet, the Pioneer Dreambook.
The AMD Radeon 6990 graphics card is worth every cent of its $899, our techies tell us.
The company that gave us ultraportables, Toshiba, is back with a thin, light if high-priced notebook in the Portege R700.
MSI makes all-in-one computing look stylish - perfect for the reception desk.
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