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The new year might be here but we haven't heard the last of 2008. Each month we compile data for the number of times a particular notebook is viewed on this site's product pages to get an idea for what mainstream consumers are looking at and thinking about buying. Take a closer look at the notebooks that our visitors wanted to see the most during the last month of 2008.

Acer today introduced a version of its 18.4-inch Aspire 8930G with an Intel Core 2 Quad Mobile Processor Q9000. The Aspire 8930G-7665 is Acer's first quad-core notebook.

OQO is set to unveil an updated version of it Ultra Mobile PC. Like its predecessors, this will be a tiny PC running the regular version of Windows, but the upcoming version will add some new features, including an OLED touchscreen.

Whether you received a new laptop for Christmas that seems strangely slow or just want to improve your old laptop's performance there's no better way to start out the new year than by getting rid of bloatware. The term "bloatware" refers to all those useless applications taking up space on your computer's hard drive that actually hurt your computer's performance ... making it slower and draining the battery even faster. This guide explains everything you need to know to remove the bloat from your computer in the new year.

This concept notebook by Kyle Cherry has three OLED screens that altogether measure 26 inches diagonally. This monster can fold up into the size of a 13-inch notebook.

Acer plans to introduce an 11.6-inch notebook in 2009 to compete with the 11.6-inch notebook HP is supposed to introduce around the same time. Acer is planning to ship nine million 10-inch netbooks in 2009 compared to HP's 3.5 million and Dell's/Lenovo's 1.2 - 1.3 million units.

The FCC has posted a picture of the alleged Sony VAIO P netbook on its website. The P features an 8-inch display with an amazing 1600x768 resolution. Expect to see the notebook officially show up at CES 2009.

We are in a post-PC era, our computers are lifestyle devices and many folks want them to express something other than just their ability to browse the web or create documents. This "non-technical appeal" may be vital to some people, and superfluous to others. Somewhere in the middle of that spectrum are folks who think computers should be nicely designed with solid features while still representing good value. This brings us to the latest update to the Apple MacBook.

Microsoft is most well known for its ubiquitous operating system and related software. What they're not as well known for is making some of the best computer peripherals anywhere. Today were taking a look at the Microsoft Explorer Mouse with BlueTrack Technology, and I can without hesitation say it is absolutely one of the best mice I've ever used. Read on for our full review.