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In light of Apple's latest "what's a computer" campaign, pitting ultra-reliable, richly app-laden iPads with long battery life against cheap Windows computers, are Kogan's notebooks a good deal?

Owners of older Intel Atom 32-bit processors — Z2520/2560/2580 and 2760 circa 2012/2013 — cannot install Windows 10 Creators Update.

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Intel launched a new Atom processor family that has shown up first in the new Surface 3 released today. It is a significant step forward in processing power.

While all the talk has been around Intel's all-powerful Haswell chips, future Android tablets with new Atom chips will be as low as $100, Intel said today.

HP's new Moonshot server is 'transformational' according to a company executive.

Intel has used Mobile World Congress as the launchpad for new chips for use in smartphones and tablets.

Although Toshiba has made various types of 'tablet' computer for years, it has finally release a pure 'slate' version of a Windows 7 tablet, and as you'd expect, it's ready for Windows 8, with the only question being how powerful it is given it's powered by an Atom processor.

Intel is looking for a bigger share of the smartphone market, announcing deals with Orange, Lava, and ZTE, as well as new chips for smartphones.

Still in concept stage the Razer Switchblade will enter the hand-held gaming market with a fully-fledged 1.70 GHz Atom Z690 processor at its heart.

With netbooks turning into notbooks thanks to the popularity of tablets, Intel has unleashed its 'Ultrabook' concept as a 'new class of mobile computer'.

Claiming a major technical breakthrough, Intel has developed a 3D transistor allowing increased density and performance.

The new generation of Intel's Atom platform that was codenamed Oak Trail is now shipping and will being appearing in devices next month.

Toshiba is making a push for the multimedia market with its latest netbook. The company has also introduced a second model with a more conventional configuration.

Acer's dual-core Atom powered netbook also sports dual operating systems, the now duelling Windows 7 Starter and Android OS 2.1, both vying for your attention with an easy way to go from Android to Win 7 without rebooting, an extra boost from DDR3 capability, restored mouse buttons and more, all to make you one happy Acer netbook user.