PCs, Laptops, and Notebooks


Recent PCs, Laptops, and Notebooks Articles

Drives Provide New Electronics Avenue

By Bobbie Gossage |  Sep 1, 2003

A Colorado company brings new circuitry to MP3 players near you.  Read more

2003 Tech Buying Guide: Photo Comes of Age

By Inc. staff |  Apr 1, 2003

Report from business owners on the latest in digital cameras.  Read more

Distractions: Gameboy Grows Up

By Bobbie Gossage |  Mar 1, 2003

GameBoy has become so polished and grown-up, you could call it GameMan.  Read more

Mavens: A Sense of Where You Are

By Anne Stuart |  Jan 1, 2003

You've heard of GPS devices. Here's why you should have one on your dashboard.  Read more

Working Smarter With Microsoft Office

By Joshua Feinberg |  Dec 1, 2002

Are you using Microsoft Office integration to put an end to busy work?  Read more

High Concept: Miracle Tablets

By Anne Stuart |  Nov 1, 2002

New rules covering medical data may create a market among M.D.'s for tablet PCs.  Read more

Toy Story

By Anne Stuart |  Apr 1, 2002

The tiny personal productivity tools, real and promised, that are currently generating buzz.  Read more

Arm Proliferation

By Thea Singer |  Dec 1, 2001

Putting medical technology to industrial use.  Read more

Insect Inside

By Kate O'Sullivan |  Nov 1, 2001

Inspired by the cockroach, Orbital Research Inc. has developed an advanced control system that aims to prevent airplane and car crashes.  Read more

Any Place, Any Times

By Kate O'Sullivan |  Nov 1, 2001

Miss your hometown newspapers while you travel? NewspaperDirect Inc. has created a means for your local rag to be delivered hot-off-the-printer right to your...  Read more

Grind to a Halt

By Kate O'Sullivan |  Nov 1, 2001

A cure for grinding teeth.  Read more

Live and Let Drive

By Kate O'Sullivan |  Nov 1, 2001

A look at Q-PC, a new computing system that brings desktop technology to your car's dashboard.  Read more

Watching You Watching

By Thea Singer |  Oct 1, 2001

Seeing Machines' new product hopes to help us better understand how we interact with machines.  Read more

This is not Your Father's Hummer

By Michelle Keyo |  Sep 1, 2001

A peek inside New Dimensions Ltd. founder Tim Hildabrand's highly accessorized vehicle.  Read more

The Suitable Throne

By Michelle Keyo |  Sep 1, 2001

The Explorer E-cliner could be the most comfortable home office ever.  Read more

How can I increase my hard drive space without sacrificing speed?

By Rhonda Abrams |  Jul 1, 2001

Offices & Operations mentor Mie-Yun Lee responds to the following question from an Inc.com user: Each month I delete old f...  Read more

A 'Black Box' for Your Car

By Roger Fillion |  Jun 1, 2001

Cloud 9 Shuttle, a San Diego shuttle operator, used a tiny video camera to save it big money from a lawsuit when an accident occurred with one of its vehicles.  Read more

This Article Cannot Be Read Aloud

By Mary Roach |  Jun 1, 2001

Getting a read on the advantages -- and limitations -- of E-books.  Read more

See Bot Run

By Jane Saladof MacNeil |  Jun 1, 2001

The pros and cons of bots -- surveillance robots that scour the Internet for news on topics chosen by its customers.  Read more

A Network for Networkers

By Ron Feemster |  Jun 1, 2001

Wireless local networks and handheld-based conference guides are the latest trends in keeping conference attendees connected to the event.  Read more

Paging Dr. Wireless

By Michelle Bates Deakin |  Jun 1, 2001

Long resistant to technology, the medical field is finally getting wired. But can anything short of a complete overhaul make a difference?  Read more

After-School Special

By Leigh Buchanan |  May 1, 2001

The Great America Leasing Corporation is giving back to the community by using its outdated computers to set up an educational computer center for children.  Read more

Things We Love: A Nightlight for Laptops

By Anne Stuart |  Mar 15, 2001

A review of the Kensington FlyLight -- a nightlight for your laptop.  Read more

Meetings Within Meetings

By Michelle Bates Deakin |  Mar 1, 2001

One Texas-based CEO is using a new device, called the RIM pager, to change the way his meetings are run.  Read more

Talking Machine

By Ray Kurzweil |  Mar 1, 2001

A forward-looking conversation with technology entrepreneur Ray Kurzweil.  Read more

Handling Your Handheld

By Ron Feemster |  Mar 1, 2001

Our CEOs sample Web sites that sell software for personal digital assistants. Here's what they found, what they liked, and what they found lacking.  Read more

Things We Love: A Nightlight for Laptops

By Anne Stuart |  Mar 1, 2001

A review of the Kensington FlyLight -- a nightlight for your laptop.  Read more

It Slices! It Dices! It Doesn't Do Either Very Well!

By Mary Roach |  Mar 1, 2001

Thinking about jumping on the newest gadget bandwagon and buying a 3-in-1 cell phone, PDA, and wireless email? Perhaps you should read this review first.  Read more

Cutting the Cord

By Anne Stuart |  Mar 1, 2001

Wireless workplaces save time and money, and promote mobility -- but, as companies like WebLinc are finding out, they can create new headaches as well.  Read more

Bulletin Board

By Inc. staff |  Nov 1, 2000

A look at various tech trends, including electronic signature software programs, professional services automation, and high-wired limos.  Read more

MEMS the Word

By Gerard J. Holzmann |  Nov 1, 2000

MEMS, which is short for micro-electro-mechanical systems, may be almost too small to see, but they could play a big role in the future.  Read more

Things We Love: CD-ROM Business Cards

By Jill Hecht Maxwell |  Nov 1, 2000

Pat O'Neill's monthly mailings to prospective new accounts were getting a little stale. Her solution: CD-ROM business cards. First she filmed a thr...  Read more

Vera Goes Digital

By Mary Roach |  Nov 1, 2000

Our new road warrior, Mary Roach, test-drives the latest in digital personal assistants. The bottom line: Don't fire your secretary yet.  Read more

Cable Cutter

By Roger Fillion |  Nov 1, 2000

If Bluetooth flies, we'll all be wired without wires.  Read more

CEO Gear Guide

By Anne Stuart |  Nov 1, 2000

If you're shopping for high-tech gear this holiday season, you're in luck: Executive gadgets keep getting more powerful and more portable.  Read more