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Laptops

Disruptive HUAWEI MateBook X Pro: a new paradigm of high-performance laptops weighing under 1kg
Partner Content
/ 24 July 2024

Disruptive HUAWEI MateBook X Pro: a new paradigm of high-performance laptops weighing under 1kg

It strikes the perfect balance between sleek design and exceptional performance

By Huawei
HUAWEI MateBook D 16: Your perfect companion for work, coffee shops and adventures
Partner Content
/ 4 March 2024

HUAWEI MateBook D 16: Your perfect companion for work, coffee shops and adventures

Its stylish and sophisticated, gives you access to your Google apps, and is light as a feather

By Thulani Pfende
Adapt to the new era of work with the lightweight, large-screen HUAWEI MateBook D 16
Partner Content
/ 24 January 2024

Adapt to the new era of work with the lightweight, large-screen HUAWEI MateBook D 16

It’s rated the best laptop for professionals and students

By Huawei
HUAWEI MateBook D 16 Intel i5 now available on shelves in SA
Partner Content
/ 17 January 2024

HUAWEI MateBook D 16 Intel i5 now available on shelves in SA

The latest laptop from HUAWEI enhances productivity with smooth performance and stunning displays in a sleek and portable design – rated as the best laptop for professionals and students

By Huawei
Laptop review: Asus ExpertBook B7 Flip
Sci-tech
/ 26 April 2022

Laptop review: Asus ExpertBook B7 Flip

A powerful machine packed into a 1.44kg, compact exterior with several nifty features essential for today’s business laptop

By Nafisa Akabor
Walter Sisulu University is playing catch-up with online learning
Coronavirus
/ 28 July 2020

Walter Sisulu University is playing catch-up with online learning

Some affluent institutions have already finished the first semester online, but historically disadvantaged universities like Walter Sisulu University are having to start from scratch

By Bongekile Macupe
UCT to loan (some) students laptops during Covid-19 lockdown
Article
/ 1 April 2020

UCT to loan (some) students laptops during Covid-19 lockdown

The university is also surveying its students to ascertain what kind of support they need to be able to participate in online learning

By Bongekile Macupe
How kids in a low-income country use laptop —lessons from Madagascar
Article
/ 20 March 2018

How kids in a low-income country use laptop —lessons from Madagascar

Laptops have introduced the children of Nosy Komba in Madagascar to previously inaccessible tools

By Staff Reporter
Laptops just ornaments for Eastern Cape teachers who are not trained to use them
Article
/ 5 October 2017

Laptops just ornaments for Eastern Cape teachers who are not trained to use them

The department of education has spent about R260-million on laptops with the expectation that the technology would be used for administration.

By Bongekile Macupe
UCT VC: Let’s flip the varsity classroom and step into the digital future
Article
/ 16 February 2017

UCT VC: Let’s flip the varsity classroom and step into the digital future

A laptop for every first-year will help prepare students for the fourth industrial revolution.

By Max Price
The market for transforming tablets is heating up
Article
/ 7 October 2014

The market for transforming tablets is heating up

Devices that transform from tablets into laptops combine portability with productivity, as Asus and Mecer show, writes Arthur Goldstuck.

By Staff Reporter
Dell’s mobility division not gaining ground
Article
/ 23 November 2012

Dell’s mobility division not gaining ground

Dell is looking like the sick man of the PC business, which is not looking too healthy itself.

By Charles Arthur
Computers still out of reach
Article
/ 25 May 2011

Computers still out of reach

Teachers are disappointed as laptop initiative hits a snag due to "lack of creditworthiness".

By Thabo Mohlala
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Article
/ 28 July 2010

India develops world’s cheapest ‘laptop’ at $35

India has come up with the world’s cheapest "laptop," a touch-screen computing device that costs $35.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 15 October 2008

Apple launches $1 299 aluminium notebook

Apple on Tuesday cut the price on its entry-level notebook computer to and introduced a line of aluminium-clad machines starting at  299.

By Gabriel Madway and David Lawsky
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Article
/ 14 October 2008

Apple fans await cheaper laptops

Apple is expected to unveil new notebook computers, perhaps even one priced for those with tight budgets.

By Glenn Chapman
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Article
/ 15 July 2008

Intel shows off new laptop chip package

Intel rolled out a new batch of chips for laptops on Monday that promises longer battery life and better graphics-rendering abilities.

By Jordan Robertson
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Article
/ 7 July 2008

Technology reshapes US classrooms

From online courses to kid-friendly laptops and virtual teachers, technology is spreading in American classrooms.

By Jason Szep

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