Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi goes on sale for $699 with Core M inside and more

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Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi goes on sale for $699 with Core M inside
Samsung doesn't give up low-end fight, puts 64-bit SoC on Galaxy Win 2
VAIO Phone officially unveiled in Japan, carries a $420 price tag
HP sets stage for Intel Core M Pavilion x360 upgrade
Yet another low-end Samsung Galaxy Tab surfaces, with Spreadtrum CPU
Finally, you can use Google Flights to search flights with Wi-Fi
Google tackles new MacBook Retina head-on with $1,000 Chromebook Pixel 2
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Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi goes on sale for $699 with Core M inside

And the deluge of lightweight, versatile, long-lasting Intel Core M-powered laptops continues to rush over the struggling computing market. Clearly, this won't (completely) revive the financial state of PC manufacturers, but it's a decent way to start a comeback.

Asus, for instance, has a new Transformer Book to place at the disposal of 2-in-1 hybrid lovers, and it may well be the best such model yet….

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Samsung doesn't give up low-end fight, puts 64-bit SoC on Galaxy Win 2

After the bitter disappointment called Galaxy J1, it appears Samsung has paused for a little while its new, simplified branding policy, going back to old habits. Granted, the Galaxy Win name is nowhere near as overused as, say, Galaxy Grand or Core, but the just-announced Win 2 is still not exactly the family's second installment.

It actually follows in the footsteps of the late 2013 Win Pro, whose…

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VAIO Phone officially unveiled in Japan, carries a $420 price tag

VAIO Phone

VAIO is no longer a part of Sony and the majority of it is owned by Japan Industrial Partner. VAIO has decided to enter the smartphone market to compete against the smartphone line up of its parent company. The VAIO Phone is now available in Japan carrying a 51,000 yen or almost $420. Japanese residents can also pick up the device for 4,000 yen a month with unlimited data plan so it's not too shabby.

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HP sets stage for Intel Core M Pavilion x360 upgrade

We've started losing count of all the Windows laptops and convertibles recently refreshed with frugal Intel Core M or full-powered Broadwell-U processors, and now that Chromebooks and MacBooks are joining the party, it's not easy to choose the perfect new PC fitting one's needs.

In fact, it's living hell. But choice is obviously good, especially as it forces certain perennially lazy manufacturers to go the extra mile in…

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Yet another low-end Samsung Galaxy Tab surfaces, with Spreadtrum CPU

Very active in the high-end smartphone space, as always at the beginning of the year, Samsung has surprisingly held back from refreshing its already crowded Galaxy Tab line. Rumor has it a rebranding process is in the works, and like with the new A, E and J family of handhelds, it should simplify slate classification.

As such, a top-shelf Galaxy Tab S 2 pair is likely nigh, as well as a quartet of low to mid-end Galaxy Tab…

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Finally, you can use Google Flights to search flights with Wi-Fi

I can't be the only one who's been ruined by the hopeless abyss that is a flight without Wi-Fi. There I was depending on my six hour cross-country flight to have Wi-Fi so I could do work. That's right, boss, I was TRYING to be responsible. But the flight took off and no "gogoinflight" ever appeared in my Wi-Fi dropdown menu. It was horrible, and my work was late.

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Google tackles new MacBook Retina head-on with $1,000 Chromebook Pixel 2

It's probably no coincidence Google chose to formally unveil its second-generation Chromebook Pixel in the immediate wake of Apple's 12-inch MacBook Retina introduction. After all, this ultra-high-end Chrome OS-powered laptop has been in the works for roughly two years now.

Of course, it's going to be virtually impossible for the search giant to actually challenge the sales numbers of Cupertino's latest juggernaut. But that's not really the point of…

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