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December 28, 2015

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The report â€“ Global Laptop Battery Industry presents an executive-level overview of the Global Laptop Battery market. The Global Laptop Battery market is expected to demonstrate a positive growth trend in the coming years. Comprehensive data related to the market trends has been included in this report. The market drivers that will fuel the growth of the market during the forecast period are mentioned in this report.Then you pick it up. The machine is so light that it nearly excuses the drab design. (I say "nearly" because there are, in fact, machines like the 12-inch MacBook that weigh even less and manage to feel more luxurious in-hand.) And while it might not be much to look at, it's well-built underneath its ho-hum surface; the screen doesn't wobble when touched, and the palm rest doesn't flex when you grip it between your fingers.

On a practical level, too, the chassis is home to a useful selection of ports, including a full-sized HDMI socket, two USB 3.0 connections, a smaller USB Type-C port, a full-sized SD card reader, a headphone jack and a volume rocker for when the device is in tablet mode. Compare that to the MacBook, which makes do with one measly USB Type-C connection, and doesn't even come with a dongle in the box.

So far in our tour we haven't yet powered on the Radius 12, but now would be a good time: The optional 4K display is likely the reason you're considering buying this in the first place. The glass stretches virtually from edge to edge, with the skinniest of bezels acting as a nominal buffer between the display and the rest of the machine. I remain unconvinced that 3,840 x 2,160 resolution is necessary on a display this small -- a slightly lower pixel count would still look sharp and would be less devastating on battery life, and there's not yet much 4K content to watch anyway. Even so, there's no question that the pixel density helps make the screen as gorgeous as it is.

The Surface Pro ranges from £740 for the relatively weak entry level model (128GB, Intel Core m3, 4GB RAM) all the way up to £1799 for the top of the line model (512GB, Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM). For that amount of money, the Surface better be both a true top of the line tablet and also a laptop replacement.

42 comments by Dhiram Shah The Carman Scan VG is an advanced Automobile diagnistic tool from Korean manufacturer Nex-Tek. Itâ€™s Internal Lithium Ion battery lasts for 60 minutes which can be charged via the carâ€™s cigar lighter socket. The Spoked Blog http://thespokedblog.com/2015/12/16/back-to-home-gt-sony-laptop-battery-gt-sony-vaio-vpc-z13ahj/It all comes down to this. The battle of the mid-range laptops. The rumble in the meeting room. After a few tough losses, the Dell XPS 15 is back and better than ever, sporting an infinity display and updated design courtesy of the little brother XPS 13. The MacBook Pro, meanwhile, has been chugging along, business as usual, unsuspecting of the change thatâ€™s been brewing over at Dell.

These two systems are a close match on paper, but the Dell XPS 15 takes a slight edge in a number of categories. Itâ€™s not a major advantage, but rather a number of smaller factors that add up slowly. The MacBookâ€™s RAM is just a bit older, and slower, and at the base, cost comparable level, the Mac lacks dedicated graphics.

Here at the tail end of 2015, we've reviewed a fair few Windows 10 tablets that can be quickly converted into a laptop using a handy keyboard dock, which sometimes comes bundled with the tablet and sometimes has to be bought separately. The most famous are Microsoft's own Surface 3 and Surface Pro 4 tablets, which use a funky soft cover that features a built-in keyboard on the inner side. However, there are plenty of options from other manufacturers including Taiwanese giant Acer.

The Acer Aspire Switch 11v is a Windows 10 tablet that comes packing a detachable plastic keyboard, which touch typists will likely prefer to Microsoft's one-piece keyboard cover. Connecting the two is dead simple; just lower the tablet onto the keyboard's docking mechanism and the powerful magnets automatically snap the two together, holding them firm. WIth that done, the tablet and board are paired and you're good to go.

The Aspire Switch 11v is a serious improvement on 2014's Aspire Switch 10, which was a little top-heavy. Now you can tilt the screen right back and the Switch 11v won't overbalance, while the docking procedure is refreshingly simple. And that keyboard really is a joy to use, offering plenty of space for the keys (only the arrow keys are a little crushed) as well as the responsive touchpad.

My only complaint is that the package as a whole is quite heavy. At close to 1.5kg, you'll definitely feel the Aspire Switch 11v when it's sat in your backpack. Still, the tablet and dock are both sturdy and can take a few knocks without any issue.Aside from that keyboard dock, you shouldn't expect much extra pizzazz with the Aspire Switch 11v. You don't get any funky built-in projectors, like you do with the Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 Pro, for instance.

If you're after an entertainment or work device to carry around, Acer's 11.6-inch IPS display should satisfy you. The 1920x1200 pixel resolution produces sharp images and it's bright enough for comfortable outdoors use too. It isn't the most vibrant panel around and contrast levels could be stronger, but viewing angles are pleasingly wide so you get a good view even when the screen is tilted.

Buffalo Technology's MiniStation Thunderbolt joins a shortlist of portable flash drives that accommodate both Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 connections. That adds welcome versatility, enabling connection to Windows PCs with their '5Gb/s' USB 3.0 ports, while Mac users can take advantage of the fastest desktop data bus in the business from '10Gb/s' Thunderbolt.It weighs a little under 250g and is sized to accommodate an internal 2.5in SATA SSD. The result is not tiny at 130x81mm, and 24mm thick, but somehow its soft rounded bottom stamped from thin aluminium sheet, and frosted white plastic top, combine to make it rather preternaturally tactile.

Inside our sample was a 256GB Crucial M4 SSD, the largest capacity offered by Buffalo; a 128GB version is also available.Tested first over USB 3.0, the Buffalo averaged sequential reads at 401MB/s and provided write speeds far behind at just 258MB/s. While these speeds far exceed laptop disk drives they're also among the slowest weâ€™ve measured for this capacity of portable flash drive. Turning to small-file transfer speeds from the Buffalo, data up to 1024kB averaged 155MB/s for random reads but just 66MB/s random writes.

Connected via Thunderbolt, the Buffalo drive's speed dropped to just 391MB/s sequential reads and the same 258MB/s sequential writes as USB 3.0. The small-file test reported random reads down at 146MB/s, and again 66MB/s for random writes.