Posted on 3/9/2010 8:50 EST
The price may be right and the look will appeal, but you can do better. At least that's what CNET concludes in its review of a new, cheap laptop from Dell. The experts point out several shortcomings...
Read more
on CNET
»
Posted on 2/26/2010 7:48 EST
Do you have nightmares about all the data you could lose if your computer crashes? Never fear, writes Popular Science, there are several cheap options out there that offer all the back-up insurance...
Read more
on Popular Science
»
Posted on 2/24/2010 21:47 EST
When you work from home, there are just some things you can't do without: a fax, a printer, and a scanner, to name a few. Now add up the cost, think of the space requirements, and... PC Magazine
Read more
on PC Magazine
»
Posted on 2/24/2010 18:01 EST
The mice are running amok. This time Microsoft is responsible, unleashing three new cheap and cool mice onto the market. Thanks to Dvice.com for giving us the heads up.
Read more
on Dvice.com
»
Posted on 2/23/2010 12:32 EST
If you're anxious about your kids' online activities, we've got some suggestions that will help you relax. There are several cheap or free parental control software programs that will block sites...
Read more
on Cheapism
»
Posted on 2/19/2010 16:28 EST
With the race to the price bottom in full swing, Laptop Magazine reviews a new $299 netbook from Asus. By the way, arch rival Acer is also offering a $299 model.
Read more
on Laptop Magazine
»
Posted on 2/19/2010 16:23 EST
Is your hard drive stuffed to the gills but you can't face parting with any of that data? Well, enterprisestorageforum.com has some news for you: a new data storage company will hold all that stuff...
Read more
on enterprisestorageforum.com
»
Posted on 1/27/2010 8:30 EST
Is your desk drawer filling up with used cell phones, video games, and other gadgets? Well, Amazon has a deal for you. Techflash.com is reporting that the giant online retailer is setting up a trade-in...
Read more
on Techflash.com
»
Posted on 1/17/2010 7:54 EST
Say you really want a Mac but are aghast at the upfront cost. The Seattle Times has news for you: if you look hard enough you can find ways to save on many of the little things that make Macs so...
Read more
on The Seattle Times
»
Posted on 1/11/2010 17:28 EST
You may think desktop computers are relics of another eon, but think again. If you have less than $500 to spend and you don't care about carrying your computer everywhere you go, cheap desktops
Read more
on Cheapism
»
Posted on 1/9/2010 17:09 EST
Those trips to the nearest copy/business center can sure get tiresome. So check this out: About.com reports on several new low-priced printers, including wireless all-in-ones and an inkjet printer...
Read more
on About.com
»
Posted on 1/6/2010 16:58 EST
"If a smartphone and a netbook somehow managed to get together and produce offspring, the result could very well resemble the new Lenovo Skylight, the first ARM-based smartbook to feature the Qualcomm...
Read more
on eweek.com
»
Posted on 1/5/2010 12:21 EST
Here's yet another take on the slice-and-dice, create-a-new-product approach taken by computer manufacturers. PC World has a report on a new device from Lenovo that isn't quite a netbook or a smartphone,
Read more
on PC World
»
Posted on 1/5/2010 11:56 EST
Good news for businesses still using some outdated software. A report by Ars Technica says Microsoft is offering a sweet deal on upgrades of older versions of Office Professional and Windows. A...
Read more
on Ars Technica
»
Posted on 1/4/2010 21:15 EST
Every time you turn around, there's another electronic device to add to your ever-growing inventory. CNET reports that a new tablet computer in the under-$200 price range will soon hit the market.
Read more
on Cnet
»
Posted on 1/3/2010 22:08 EST
Here's another DIY opportunity that your inner geek might want to check out. MaximumPC.com lists all the parts you'll need to assemble a cheap, but supposedly awesome, PC. Oh, and check out the...
Read more
on MaximumPC.com
»
Posted on 12/24/2009 13:39 EST
The future, in terms of the PC computer world, is almost here. A radical new laptop, still in the design phase, is aimed at children in the developing world. But according to Forbes, this super-cheap...
Read more
on Forbes
»
Posted on 12/24/2009 13:24 EST
It's a niche market folks -- PCs for gamers, that is. The Associated Press offers a review of these specialized machines, which can cost almost as much as $4,000 or as little as $500. Just in case...
Read more
on Associated Press
»
Posted on 12/20/2009 9:54 EST
Heads up, netbook users. The HP Mini 311 might not be the best netbook on the market today, but as Liliputing.com points out, it is the cheapest model with high quality graphics. Check out the review...
Read more
on Liliputing.com
»
Posted on 12/16/2009 14:47 EST
Some businesses will do just about anything to get you in the door. When the new year rolls around, writes Wallet Pop, McDonald's will start offering free Wi-Fi to any and all comers. Let's see...
Read more
on Wallet Pop
»
Posted on 12/9/2009 12:26 EST
Who would believe? A 13-inch laptop, starting at $449, from Dell that might pass the snob appeal test. eWeek.com has the story on the new Vostro V13, designed to make any small business owner or...
Read more
on eweek.com
»
Posted on 11/17/2009 17:16 EST
It's hard to keep all the holes plugged before the biggest shopping day of the year. ZDNet is reporting rumors that Apple's got some huge one-day discounts in the offing. Is it for real?
Read more
on ZDNet
»
Posted on 11/16/2009 13:35 EST
Prices are dropping all over the place. Now AT&T Mobility is about to offer two netbooks with a data plan at rock-bottom prices, and cutting the price on its entry-level data plan. Fiercewireless.com
Read more
on Fiercewireless.com
»
Posted on 11/15/2009 10:59 EST
The deals are so enticing this holiday season that you almost can't afford not to buy. Laptops and netbooks are expected to be hot items on Black Friday, according to Associated Content,
Read more
on Associated Content
»
Posted on 11/13/2009 11:21 EST
Let all those frantic shoppers duke it out at the stores. Shop online with Cheapism.com instead and save yourself from the lines, the mayhem, the competition. With the Cheapism holiday gift guide, you'll...
Read more
on Cheapism Gift Guide
»
Posted on 11/12/2009 0:13 EST
Deal or no deal? That's the question
Read more
on PC World
»
Posted on 11/11/2009 8:03 EST
Forget what you think you knew about Black Friday. It's really not the day after Thanksgiving; this year, the date keeps changing. Thanks to an aggressive marketing strategy involving retail giants like...
Read more
on Wallet Pop
»
Posted on 11/7/2009 15:01 EST
ZDNet writer Ed Bott tells us how to save on Windows 7. Now we can finally afford to get rid of that Vista!
Read more
on ZDNET
»
Posted on 10/22/2009 10:25 EST
There's never been a better time to be prowling for consumer electronics. A story in The Wall Street Journal fills us in on the welcome price cutting rippling through this market segment. Who says...
Read more
on The Wall Street Journal
»
Posted on 9/28/2009 14:43 EST
Have you been eying the Apple laptops from the beginning, but could never justify the price of one? The tides may be changing for Apple-loving Cheapists. Apple is making its first real foray into the...
Read more
on cnet
»
Posted on 9/23/2009 11:09 EST
Apple-philes, get your Apple iBook G4 now. These refurbished machines -- discontinued a while ago -- may be jhust what you've been waiting for, especially if you're keen to have a netbook with a DVD/CD-RW...
Read more
on cnet
»
Posted on 9/23/2009 11:06 EST
Here's your opportunity to buy more of that electronic stuff you need to spice up your home entertainment system. PC Magazine reports that Amazon is now selling a low-priced private label line of...
Read more
on PC Magazine
»
Posted on 9/21/2009 10:31 EST
If you're waiting for the next best thing in desktop PCs, take a look at this. According to Information Week, Lenovo is introducing a model that combines all the desirable features and selling this...
Read more
on Information Week
»
Posted on 9/16/2009 10:37 EST
Yet another netbook, but this one with a difference: a screen that's larger than the 10-inch standard. Read the report from Cnet.
Read more
on cnet
»
Posted on 9/6/2009 20:22 EST
According to USA Today research, the list below tells you when to find the best bargains for certain products and services. January - Furniture, Digital cameras, Big-screen TVs,
Read more
on USA Today
»
Posted on 8/25/2009 14:51 EST
Finding a cheap and high-quality printer that works with paper larger than the standard 8.5x11 has long been a frustrating affair. But take heart -- Thestreet.com reports the market is filling up...
Read more
on cnet
»
Posted on 8/13/2009 13:46 EST
If you're determined to own a netbook for less than $100, this new model might be for you. But be forewarned: Ubergizmo.com cautions that this entry from China is best suited for email and web surfing.
Read more
on Ubergizmo.com
»
Posted on 8/11/2009 22:25 EST
As you begin to plan your return to school in a few weeks, you may find yourself in need of the latest in high-tech gear but, not surprisingly, a bit short on cash. Coming to the rescue is PC Magazine
Read more
on PC Magazine
»
Posted on 7/25/2009 21:42 EST
There's no end to the joys of owning a Mac. Information Week reports on a bevy of low-cost applications that get you ever more functionality.
Read more
on Information Week
»
Posted on 7/24/2009 20:23 EST
More good news for netbook users. Prices keep falling and features keep getting better. Cnet reviews a new IdeaPad from Lenovo.
Read more
on cnet
»
Posted on 7/24/2009 10:01 EST
Does your student need a new laptop this fall? Take full advantage of the hot competition between Wal-Mart and Best Buy as the two slug it out for the high school and college student market. The Los Angeles...
Read more
on Los Angeles Times
»
Posted on 7/24/2009 9:56 EST
In a world overrun by electronic gear, data will soon rule. Bloomberg reports that the major communications companies are subsidizing the cost of netbooks in a push to get you, the recession-shocked customer,
Read more
on Bloomberg
»
Posted on 7/15/2009 20:31 EST
The way things are going, you almost can't afford not to buy a new laptop. The Washington Post reports on a new low-cost laptop from Lenovo aimed at everyday consumers. This one's a slimmed-down version...
Read more
on The Washington Post
»
Posted on 7/15/2009 10:41 EST
Tired of listening to music on your PC that sounds kind of one directional? Crunchgear.com reports on several new high-tech, low-budget options that provide a full circle of sound.
Read more
on CrunchGear.com
»
Posted on 7/15/2009 10:29 EST
Wow. For basic computing needs, you can now get an iMac look-alike for a price that's hard to beat. Digitaltrends.com reports on this new low-ocst computer from eMachines.
Read more
on Digitaltrends.com
»
Posted on 6/24/2009 20:31 EST
The PC options for gamers have expanded yet again. Information Week reports that Acer has just introduced three relatively cheap laptops that should appeal to the gaming crowd.
Read more
on Information Week
»
Posted on 6/18/2009 23:37 EST
Insure against the loss of your favorite digital media--back up!! The prices on external hard drives are coming down and PC Magazine gives you three picks that are worth the investment.
Read more
on PC Magazine
»
Posted on 6/16/2009 10:47 EST
Research before you buy. A good mantra in general, but particularly critical when shopping for inexpensive laptops that meet your particular needs. Campmobilebeat.com suggests a strategy for finding your...
Read more
on campmobilebeat.com
»
Posted on 5/20/2009 0:09 EST
Thin and light laptops that cost less than $1000? No way, you say. But wait... The New York Times reports that by early summer there will be several new products on the market that meet these requirements.
Read more
on The New York Times
»
Posted on 5/5/2009 14:09 EST
OK, so your friends are all showing off their newest electronic toys. Just how do you keep up with that and not spend a fortune?? ABC news has some money-saving ideas for you.
Read more
on ABC News
»
Posted on 5/1/2009 7:57 EST
Some good news for financially stressed business owners: HP is introducing a new line of relatively inexpensive laptops. To learn more, read this posting from FierceMobileIT.com.
Read more
on FierceMobileIT.com
»