Essentially, laptop manufacturers saw a way to make a cheap buck with commodity hardware.
These are real challenges the blind grapple with every day". There are devices that help the blind write Braille, to send email and so forth, but they are essentially specialized laptops that cost, in some cases, $6,000 or more.
It is essentially a laptop (which you provide) that sits on an aluminum chassis equipped with rubber skateboard wheels.
The company's PS1500 gracefully integrates the computer into a flat-screen monitor that is essentially a laptop standing on its edge.
Google's new Chromebook, which is essentially a laptop that runs Google's Chrome web browser and nothing else, is already catching the attention of industry and educators.
Electric vehicle pioneer Tesla, the brainchild of serial entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk, uses so-called 18650 lithium cells - "essentially old laptop batteries", according to Mr Probert - to power its cars.
Single Unit is the Oslo-based musician and artist Are Mokkelbost, essentially a laptop artist, he utilizes the computer to restructure the abrasive sound energy and rhythmic patterns of death metal.
PCs are evolving into tablet PCs and small laptops, essentially big smartphones that are always on, always connected to the Internet, with all-day battery life — in short, very much like a large iPhone or BlackBerry.
But now, large-screened smartphones and a surge in sales of detachable laptops — essentially, tablets with a keyboard — are growing and have many of the same selling points as tablets.
In context to mobility, a laptop essentially drives value for the executive.
