Sentence examples for range of notebooks from inspiring English sources
The tablet joins a range of notebooks in NEC's lineup of rugged computers.
Lenovo says it plans to introduce a range of notebooks in January and desktops in March or April, rounding out its product range.
"Avoid haphazard writing materials", he advises in the 1928 essay "One Way Street", though this is not an admonition he seems to have heeded, having used a bewildering range of notebooks and index cards in tandem and in parallel.
Add to this the unveiling of an "Editions" line with the department store Debenhams in January, as well as a post within the Italian house Escada designing its Sport range and a collaboration with the stationery brand Smythson, which is using the bird prints from his autumn collection on a range of notebooks and diaries, and there is some sense of how sought after Saunders is.
This morning Hewlett-Packard hwp announced that it would be using AMD chips in a new range of notebooks.
The new chips are debuting at clock speeds of 1.6 gigahertz and 1.7 gigahertz, and are being used in a wide range of notebook PCs, from manufacturers like Compaq Computer, Dell Computer, Toshiba and the rest of the usual suspects.
I don't expect different PC manufacturers to unite together and decided on a universal adapter — although that would be awesome — but PC makers really need to consolidate their huge range of notebook power supplies into just one or two power bricks.
Among other things, the company makes chips for an emerging wireless networking standard called 802.11b, which enables users to connect to a network from a range of devices: notebook PCs, PDAs, pagers and cell phones.
Moleskine has launched a range of Evernote-branded notebooks and Samsung surprised many at January's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) when it unveiled a fridge with an Evernote-enabled touchscreen.
So Cubic has secured new funding to enable a range of tablets and notebooks to have their technology built into partner devices.
Hewlett-Packard has filed suit against Gateway, charging its smaller rival with violating a range of patents on notebook, desktop and data-serving computers.
