A computer scientist by trade, Srinivasan Seshan said he's not one of those "tin-foil hat" guys who guards his personal information at all costs.
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Profs stand up to secure laptops (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Here's how to safely travel with your tech gear and not become another statistic of lost laptops or data.
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Holiday Travel Tips: Protect Your Laptop and Privacy (PC World)
New laptops to feature SystemTrack (tracking software) and DataProtect (data protection software).
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Fujitsu Siemens adds 'kill pill' to laptops. (ARNnet)
Your imagination may soon turn into reality-thanks to researchers in Korea who have developed a new material for graphite anodes, which they claim could give the rechargeable Lithium ion batteries a power boost.
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Extended battery life of laptops, mobiles soon (Express India)
TVs and laptops won't be the only hot items in South Carolina this Black Friday. The state is offering an unusual perk to shoppers: no sales tax on handguns, rifles and shotguns.
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Gun shoppers get perk in S. Carolina (Denver Post)
CHICOPEE - The Board of Aldermen is thinking of going green, at least when it comes to its paper use. The board has asked the city's Management Information Systems Department to prepare a study on whether it is feasible for the board to forgo most of its paper use and use laptop computers instead.
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Chicopee may swap paper for laptops (The Republican)
A ZIPPY internet connection? Sure
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Laptops in schools will be antisocial (Sydney Morning Herald)
It was 10 a.m. in Indiana when David Spehar got the call: Tweeter was unraveling fast and he needed to get to Boston immediately
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As retailers reel, a call for the liquidators (Boston Globe)
Q: What exactly is a "netbook" and how is it different from a laptop computer? - Michael A: A netbook is a small, inexpensive computer designed primarily as a communication device on the Internet.
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Data Doctors: 'Netbooks' travel even lighter than laptops (East Valley Tribune)
The New South Wales Government says it will begin rolling out laptop computers for every public school student from years nine to 12 from next year.
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Students to get laptops next year (ABC via Yahoo!7 News)
