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 Lenovo Adds New Core Chips, Thunderbolt to ThinkPads Lenovo announced ThinkPad laptops with cutting-edge technologies including Intel's upcoming third-generation Core processors and the Thunderbolt interconnect, which is currently found only on Apple laptops. Share:   |  Samsung Galaxy Note: 1 Million Units of 5.3-Inch Device Shipped When the phone was released more than a few experts doubted it could be more than a niche product. Share: | Google Tablet: Will it Bring Down the Kindle Fire or iPad? Whether Google chooses to chase the iPad or the Kindle Fire, its tablet will serve as an example to other Android tablets on how a device should look and function. Share: | Kodak Rumored to be on the Verge of Bankruptcy It appears the company needs about $1 billion to stay afloat, according to reports. Share: | Acer Icona Tablet to Sell for $329 The 10-inch tablet comes with 8 GB of storage, although a 16 GB model is available for an extra $20. 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