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Dell's XPS 14z: is the lightest, thinnest laptop always the best? 
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Dell's XPS 14z: is the lightest, thinnest laptop always the best?

by William Maher  |  25 Oct 2011  |  Comment now
Is the lightest, thinnest laptop always the best? The new Dell XPS 14z is going to have a fight on its hands from UltraBook laptops.
Chrome 14 shows Google developer love 
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Chrome 14 shows Google developer love

by Tom Brewster  |  21 Sep 2011  |  Comment now
Google looks to impress developers by giving them yet more options in Chrome 14.
HP Envy 14 Beats Edition, gorgeous and tempting 
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HP Envy 14 Beats Edition, gorgeous and tempting

by John Gillooly  |  16 Mar 2011  |  Comment now
The HP Envy 14 Beats Edition has gorgeous looks and great sound, which make up for a lack of portability
Tech deals: Get $500 off a Dell XPS 14 laptop  
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Tech deals: Get $500 off a Dell XPS 14 laptop

by Chris Jager  |  11 Feb 2011  |  Comment now
Microsoft's Store site is currently offering a Dell XPS 14 notebook for $1099: a purported saving of $500 on the recommended retail price.
Lenovo's ThinkPad Edge 14, why it's a slick all-round business laptop 
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Lenovo's ThinkPad Edge 14, why it's a slick all-round business laptop

by John Gillooly  |  1 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
A slick business laptop, without the battery life of some of its competitors
Pinnacle's Studio 14, the new video editing suite reviewed 
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Pinnacle's Studio 14, the new video editing suite reviewed

by James Morris  |  26 Feb 2010  |  Comment now
A few tweaks, a stop-motion capture utility, and animated titling have been added, but ease of use is its real asset
Microsoft ready to alpha new Office 14 
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Microsoft ready to alpha new Office 14

by Nick Farrell  |  20 Aug 2008  |  Comment now
Software giant Microsoft is getting reading to lift the kimono on its forthcoming version of Office.
OmniPage Pro 14 
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OmniPage Pro 14

by David Hellaby  |  1 Jan 1900  |  Comment now
If you are serious about converting paper documents to editable text then this is the way to go. A decade ago it would have cost close to $50,000 for a system that allowed you to rapidly scan multiple paper documents into editable, searchable and archivable electronic documents. Today it can be done for less than $1300 and the cost of a scanner with an automatic document feeder.
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