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Hotel tech: executive suite

When you're staying on the top floor of a swank, first-class establishment, you'll need tech that suits your environment. A beautifully designed laptop is de rigueur--as minimalist as possible, please. You'll also need a cell phone with a Bluetooth headset, as well as an executive-class suite of software. Last, but not least, a high-end projector can transform your presentation into a cinematic experience.

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These products are ESSENTIAL for your hotel room.

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Each of these projectors costs less than $1,000 and weighs less than most laptops. Yet they offer great features and high image quality that will shine at client meetings.

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Additional resources

Best Practices

Stay in a hotel with free Wi-Fi

Best Practices
For business travelers today, a hotel without networking is like a bed without a blanket. Find out how to book a room with a connection.

Wi-Fi the right way

You know there are wireless networks in your area. How do you find and connect to them? We break it down.

Show us your mobile gear

Think you're hauling around some hot gear? CNET wants to know about it. Show us how you use the latest technology when you're on the road.

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