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Dell puts AMD-powered notebooks on sale
November 1, 2006 PC maker expands its alliance with chipmaker to laptops, having already used AMD processors in servers and desktops.New AMD chips meant for mobile gamers
August 22, 2005 VoodooPC and Acer are among the manufacturers expected to use the chips in new laptops.HP debuts new 'Livestrong' laptop
May 20, 2005 Company will contribute $50 from each notebook sold to champion cyclist Lance Armstrong's cancer foundation. Photos: Lance Armstrong notebook fights cancerAMD's 4000+ powers more notebooks
August 16, 2005 The release of the Athlon 4000+, for laptops with 15- to 17-inch screens, is intended to bolster AMD's fight against Intel's Centrino.More HP notebooks sport AMD chips
June 14, 2005 Hewlett-Packard aims to fend off Dell by using more of AMD's Turion and Sempron processors in its laptops.Quanta to build the $100 laptop
December 14, 2005 World's largest laptop manufacturer will make the low-cost box championed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology.Dell is selling AMD chips. But why?
November 8, 2005 Athlon sales could be the first step in a coupling between AMD and the formerly Intel-devoted Dell.Dell exec downplays AMD rumors
January 17, 2006 U.K. head of Dell says despite speculation, the PC maker has no plans to adopt AMD's chips.Has the notebook-to-handheld conversion begun?
August 3, 2005 Laptops are hot, but some power users are moving to a desktop-BlackBerry combo.Could HP's AMD laptop sway Dell?
June 24, 2005 If ever there were a case for Dell to do a Texas two-step to AMD, analyst says, the Compaq nx6125 might just be it.Controversy comes calling for Intel
January 10, 2008 New York launches antitrust probe into Intel, trash talk rages on between One Laptop group and the PC crowd, and more.Dell, AMD expected to expand chip pact
August 17, 2006 Sources say broader deal will mean mainstream AMD-based servers and include new desktops and laptops.AMD close to corporate laptop deals
August 23, 2005 The chipmaker is on the verge of a milestone it has sought for years: a deal that would put its notebooks into the hands of the Fortune 500.$100 laptop 'will boost desktop Linux'
June 2, 2006 The head of the One Laptop per Child project says he must be doing something right if he's upsetting Microsoft and Intel.Tech bigwigs push for the global good
May 4, 2006 At the World Congress on Information Technology, Dell, Intel and others make pitches to governments for increased investing.Power plays for processors
June 24, 2005 A new laptop from HP could be just the thing to get Dell to reconsider its stance on AMD. Also: The future of Sun's Sparc architecture.AMD, ATI squeeze new juice into laptops
November 23, 2004 Advanced Micro Devices delivers its Sempron 3000+, while ATI unveils two new Mobility Radeon X graphics chips.OLPC and Intel bury the hatchet--for the children
July 13, 2007 Nonprofit and chipmaker have faced off over low-cost laptops in the past, but they're coming together to bring PCs to kids.The next wave of PCs
June 5, 2008 New chips like Intel's Atom and Nvidia's Tegra are shaping the development of PCs from the Eee Box desktop to the emerging category of mobile Internet devices.$100 laptop gets working prototype
May 24, 2006 Nicholas Negroponte's One Laptop Per Child project shows off a vivid orange PC and trims its software load. Photos: Laptop model sees orange
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