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New Panasonic notebook comes with dual-core Intel Core i5 - 4200 processor, clock speed of 1.6 GHz (with 2.6 GHz Turbo Boost), Intel HD 4400 integrated graphics and 4 GB of memory.

New All-In-One computer from Lenovo has a 23 inch IPS screen with a resolutions of 1920x1080 pixel and dimensions 426.71x579,12x101,6 mm. It weighs just under 12 kg (11.79) . The screen comes in a 16x9 aspect ratio and is touch sensitive. Support for up to ten simultaneous touch points is also there.

I had the chance to talk with Keven Scarpati of Razer at CES 2014 and get a look at some of their upcoming gear.  As usual, they have some very interesting things in the pipeline, but the top of the heap has got to be their newest take on the personal computer: Project Christine.

From Asus comes notice of commencement of sales of miniature computer called VivoPC. This little computer is ideal for applications where space is a problem, and to use with home theater systems.

HP in the final quarter of this fiscal year achieved revenues of 29.1 billion dollars. This result is a billion dollars better when compared to analysts' expectations.

Producer of Assassin's Creed 4, Sylvain Trottier last week gave an interview to the journalists who quoted his words that optimization for the PC is not so important for Ubisoft, and that if the game is not working fast enough users should get a new GPU.

Microsoft Surface Pro 2 just got competition in the form of a new 11.6 inch TravelMate hybrids X313-M backed by Acer.

Logitech has introduced a wireless mouse designed for use with Windows 8. Mouse has a symmetrical design and rubberized sides which contribute to convenience of use, according to the manufacturer.

For users that have installed Windows 7, Microsoft has provided support and patches until 2020, while for users that have upgraded their computers or bought them with Windows 8, they offer significantly reduced support.

According to the data that KGI Securities acquired, the latest model of iMac which was introduced in 2012 was sold in far less copies than it was expected at Apple. Analysts believe that the reason for this is primarily high price which makes iMac non-competitive in smaller markets and in emerging one such as China.