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Notebook Alienware m15
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Notebook Alienware m15 tested

In the mobile gaming sector, where it has always been about cramming as much CPU and graphics performance as possible into a notebook, Dell's Alienware notebooks are a firm favourite. Such an Alienware gaming notebook should also be suitable as a mobile workstation, right?
Björn Eichelbaum
05.07.2019
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Notebook Razer Blade 15 in test

The Razer Blade is the second gaming notebook in the test that we analysed for its suitability as a potential workstation. Of all the workstations in the test field, the Razer Blade has the CPU with the lowest performance reserves, but can compensate for this with other qualities.
Björn Eichelbaum
15.05.2019
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Summer, Sun and Skype

Freelancers need vacations too—and unlike employees, they can choose the timing flexibly. Completely switching off from business is foreign to most self-employed people, however, and too much concern about work often comes at the expense of relaxation while on holiday.
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31.07.2008
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DVB-T on the wrist

Austrian watch developer LAKS is presenting the LAKS TV, the world’s first wristwatch with an integrated DVB-T receiver. Bwin, a leading provider of online gaming entertainment, was secured as a development partner.
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10.01.2008
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Hitachi: 500 GB hard drive for notebooks

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (Hitachi GST) is presenting the world’s largest 2.5-inch hard drive, the Travelstar 5K500. It makes 500 GB available for slim desktop PCs, fully equipped notebooks, game consoles and other mobile devices.
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07.01.2008
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HP Revives Compaq Brand in Germany

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is changing its brand strategy in Germany. The largest computer manufacturer intends to position HP devices higher in future, revive the Compaq brand and place it in the low-cost segment.
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21.12.2007
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HP expands employee headcount in Germany

Computer group Hewlett-Packard (HP) is benefiting from the good mood in the IT industry in Germany. In the past fiscal year 2006/07 (31.10.), the Böblingen company increased its revenue by ten percent to 6.5 billion euros. HP Germany head Uli Holdenried said this on Wednesday in Stuttgart. The private customer business with desktops and notebooks made a decisive contribution to the development.
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20.11.2007
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