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RSS laptop in photosPhotos: Roll-up, roll-up, for the roll-up laptop
Photo A team of engineers at the University of Cambridge have developed 'morphing materials' which have the ability to retain up to three structures, meaning within five years' time it could be possible to roll-up your laptop screen as easily as a... [25 Sep 2006]
Photos: An early look at LG's Christmas presents
Photo LG is apparently still mulling whether to bring out its laptop range in the UK and is undecided about its Emotional series of monitors too. Korea's LG has been doing well of late and when it comes to ensuring a bumper Christmas, it is not one to... [20 Jul 2006]
Photos: The top 10 gadgets for business travellers
Photo When you need to get your laptop online, data cards could be just the thing. If you frequently use your laptop in public places, you'll be more than aware of shoulder surfers - those nosy types who like to take a gander at what's on your screen... [26 May 2006]
Photos: Samsung's ultra-mobile PC
Photo The Q1 mini-tablet works as a handheld PC, as well as a functional laptop once the keyboard accessory is attached. Samsung's Q1 offers the same features as a portable laptop, with controls on the front as well as on the sides. [02 May 2006]
Re:Viewing 2005: Photos of the year
Photo Here a factory worker puts a laptop through its initial quality control check, examining it for any visible flaws or defects, and making sure it has all the appropriate labels. Here we see the interior of Amazon's Milton Keynes fulfilment delivery... [20 Dec 2005]
Photos: Inside Dell's Irish build-to-order factory
Photo Here's all the kit necessary to build a Dell laptop, packed up and headed down the conveyor to the person who will build it. A Dell factory worker assembles the laptop by hand, scanning parts as they're built into the system. [04 Nov 2005]
Photos: A look inside France Telecom's Boston R&D labs
Photo The man shown in the large, centre section of the screen is calling from a softphone on his laptop, and is connected to the VPN from a Wi-Fi network in a Paris airport. Here's an exterior view of France Telecom's Boston research and development lab... [03 Oct 2005]
