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Canadian ultraportable sales skyrocket in Q2: IDC Canada
Netbook sales appear to be petering-out but desktops, portables are growing
Aegis NetDock offers storage and substance for your netbook
The stylish device adds a 500GB hard drive, a DVD drive and 4 extra USB ports
Gateway refreshes for Canada
Two new lines boast AMD NEO processors and ATI graphics
Acer debuts new dual Android, Windows XP netbook
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Lenovo debuts IdeaPad Y560d multimedia 3D laptop
The IdeaPad Y560d notebook from Lenovo is designed for the high-end gaming market
Lenovo promises Android tablet PC by year’s end
Called the LePad, the tablet will use the Android OS
Amazon Kindle sales defy iPad by rising each month in Q2
Amazon has sold three times as many Kindle books in the first half 2010 versus the same time last year
Ingram Micro expands Consumer Electronics Division
Distributor adds AVAD to its CE Division to help partners with more cross-sell opportunities
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10 reasons why the PC is here to stay
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Reading on paper is faster than iBooks on the iPad
Study shows reading e-books are slower than reading it the old fashion way – on paper
Netbooks could suffer deathblow from iPad, tablets
Slate-style devices will outsell netbooks by 2012, Forrester forecasts. Another firm, DisplaySearch, offered up even short-term estimates in the tablet-versus-netbook battle
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