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Winbook, a notebook manufacturer based in Ohio, is attempting to maneuver into the desktop PC market. The third-tier laptop maker announced this week a new line of inexpensive desktops designed to ...

Quanta Computer, the world’s largest builder of notebook PCs for the likes of Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Sony, said Thursday that it had shipped a record 4.8 million laptops in June, according to media ...

Italian notebook maker Moleskine plans to list in Milan this year and has hired investment banks to run the sale of stock in the company, whose thread-bound jotters are based on originals favored by ...

Notebook sales increased more than expected last year. Global notebook shipments increased more than expected last year, and part of it came down to Apple’s strong MacBook growth. According to a new ...

The metrics come as part of the preliminary results of a study DisplaySearch, part of the NPD group, did in the first part of this year. The study also found that the number of netbooks shipped in the ...

Benefiting from strong orders, Taiwan-based notebook maker Quanta Computer is expected to see its notebook shipments rise to 4.6 million units in January 2010, while fellow competitor Compal ...

AMD has been sued by Quanta Computer, the world's largest contract laptop manufacturer, for allegedly selling defective chips. In its San Jose, Calif. federal court filing, Quanta claims that it ...

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Trainer Mike Maker's quest for his 3,000th winner may have hit a bump in the road at Saratoga Race Course but it was smooth sailing at Ellis Park. "It's great for the clientele and staff," Maker, 53, ...

Being one of the few 2016 prospects at the recent NBPA and Pangos All-American camps, Thon Maker didn’t have a problem getting adjusted to the level of competition or the toughness of his opponents.