From the Inquirer:

Taking as long as an African elephant to deliver

DELL CUSTOMERS are incandescent with rage over the long delivery time of its XPS M1330 notebook.

Technoyard show us how to keep a laptop cool:

Notebook coolers are a vital part of a notebook these days if you plan to use it on your lap for extensive periods of time. I cannot recall the last time I used my laptop without a notebook cooler since the heat it generates just after about half an hour of use is quite significant that it’s simply not possible to keep it on your lap anymore. This is why a lot of cooler manufactures out there are coming out with new designs to combat this problem. With newer and faster laptops reaching end users on a monthly basis, keeping them cool should be a top priority if you want to prolong the life of your laptop as well as get work done without burning yourself. Today we look at one of the newest offerings by Titan, the “G4T Magic Pad” notebook cooler.

By TrustedReviews:

The last Lenovo notebook we looked at was the N100, that Spode reviewed back in September. It was a cheap, chunky and cheerful alternative to the more exclusive ThinkPad range, that Lenovo also produce, and it impressed us enough to gain a recommended award. However, if you want something with a bit more oomph the N100 has a bigger brother, the uncannily named N200.

14% of notebooks sold in the US were Apples 

Last month, in the US, saw some promising figures for Apple Inc.  This puts Apple in fourth place, in the notebook market, behind the likes of Toshiba, HP and Gateway.

This represents continued growth for them, in notebook sales.  Last months figures are up by 65% compared to the moneth of May in 2006.