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Aggressive Lenovo aims for No 2 spot in PCs

China's Lenovo Group Ltd expects to surpass Dell to become the second-largest seller of personal computers in the world by the end of the year, company Chairman Liu Chuanzhi said on Friday.

Are we talking about a tablet revolution in near future?

While it's too early to judge the response, some analysts believe that cheap tablets are likely to become popular. But there are fears that extremely cheap tablets means user experiences may suffer. <br /><br />

9 reasons why we won't be playing with the new PlayBook!

Is the BlackBerry PlayBook worth the while? Given that most of the things we have come to expect of Blackberry - the email and BBM - are missing in it, it's worth giving RIM's tablet a miss.

Can Lenovo do China in India?

The rural and urban consumer in India has low appetite for credit. Lenovo will have to either tie-up with an established bank or a financial services company in India to reach to the market it wishes to tap

Nitish in poll mode: Free tablets for girls, women in Bihar by 2014

Other state governments have offered free laptops, but this scheme is for girls and women alone.

WishTel launches Linux-based PrithV tablet

WishTel announced the launch of the world’s cheapest Linux-based PC “PrithV”, designed and manufactured ...

New Kindle Fire ads unavoidable: Amazon

When Amazon yesterday launched its new Kindle Fire tablets and the Paperwhite e-book reader, there was a tiny add-on that went almost unnoticed: each of the

Swipe 3D Life Tab X74 Review

With a growing amount of Android tablets in the Indian market, it is no surprise now that new manufacturers are seen popping up every now and then with...

Will new Samsung tablet threaten Apple iPad further?

Samsung Electronics Co unveiled a new tablet on Thursday in its latest attempt to chip away at the market dominance of Apple's iPad, hoping the enlarged version of its popular phone-cum-tablet Note will resonate with consumers.

Will new Samsung tablet threaten Apple iPad further?

Samsung Electronics Co unveiled a new tablet on Thursday in its latest attempt to chip away at the market dominance of Apple's iPad, hoping the enlarged version of its popular phone-cum-tablet Note will resonate with consumers.