"Through your desktop, laptop, notebook, tablet or smartphone, if you go to the search engine, the problems are the same, or similar," he said.
Obviously, as an online reporter carrying a laptop, notebook and camera, I can walk, but my television colleagues who need much more kit with them have to drive.
Last week, Dell, the world's second-largest manufacturer of PCs, launched a new Web site and marketing campaign titled "Della," pitching a new lightweight laptop notebook computer, the Inspiron Mini 10 Netbook.
If you're really keen, type up a list and use it for future reference; using a laptop, notebook, or iPad as you work through the pantry can make it easier to type straight in.
Information technology (IT) and telecommunications equipment: mainframes, minicomputers, personal computers, laptops, notebooks, printers, telephones, and cell phones.
The market for glasses-free, or "auto-stereoscopic," 3-D is small right now, Mr. Semenza said, but will grow rapidly as the technology is incorporated into laptops, notebooks, digital cameras, camcorders, digital picture frames and game devices.
But over time, the category breaks up into other segments: mainframes, minicomputers, workstations, personal computers, laptops, notebooks and pen computers.
That said, Amazon's trade-in program has recently included laptops, notebooks, and netbooks to its eligibility list.
Unlike laptops, notebooks or messy collections of Post-It notes, your phone rarely leaves your side, making it a handy vessel for bottling brainstorms, managing to-dos and itineraries, or capturing on-the-go information like expenses or billable hours.
The products at issue in this investigation are cellular mobile telephones including smartphones, cellular PC cards, cellular USB dongles or sticks, personal computers such as laptops, notebooks, netbooks, tablets and other mobile internet devices with cellular capabilities, cellular access points or "hotspots" and cellular modems.
Lugging hard cases loaded down with cameras and video and audio gear and shouldering backpacks stuffed with laptops, notebooks and umbrellas protruding at awkward angles, they did not look much different from so many other generations of journalists drawn to this place over the decades to document Myanmar's dramatic and still unfolding history.
