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New Dell Latitude Rugged laptops made to handle extreme jobs If you’re looking for a mobile computer that can withstand the harshest and most demanding environments, Dell’s Latitude Rugged laptops are an option to consider. The Dell Latitude 5430 Rugged and the Latitude 7330 Rugged Extreme laptops are the latest additions to the Rugged portfolio. Both are expected to be available in December with Windows 11 pre-installed. This is the operating system for hybrid work and learning, where work is constantly changing. It is flexible, consistent, secure and works how you work. As Tom Tobul, vice president and general manager for the Performance PCs portfolio of products at Dell Technologies, writes regarding Dell’s new machines, “Whether you’re working on an oil rig, are a first responder, work in manufacturing or are a member of the military and out in the [ more… ]

Acer expands Predator gaming and antimicrobial portfolios, launches a lineup of green PCs and more On Wednesday, Acer expanded its gaming and green PC portfolios with an array of Windows 11 devices, including those that prioritize antimicrobial protection. The company also announced a laptop aimed at designers who specialize in 3D modeling. With the shift to hybrid work, Windows 11 represents a new era for the PC: an operating system that works how you work and is flexible, consistent and secure. Acer launched a line-up of green PCs in its Vero series, including the Acer Aspire Vero laptop for consumers and the Acer TravelMate Vero laptop for businesses. From PCs to peripherals, Vero devices share certain green guidelines, such as utilizing post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic and shipping in recyclable packaging. Acer’s Vero devices have also been intentionally designed to be [ more… ]

Improving how Microsoft Edge processes appear in Task Manager Performance is essential to your success, which makes it core to ours. To help ensure the browser doesn’t slow you down, we always keep performance in mind as we continue to improve Microsoft Edge. We’re also working to help you understand how Microsoft Edge is using the resources on your device to deliver fast, efficient web browsing. Let’s imagine that one day you are browsing the internet and suddenly your computer starts to slow down, your fan turns on and your computer gets hot. You’re not sure what’s causing the issue, so you open Windows Task Manager to try and diagnose the issue. When you open Windows Task Manager, you struggle to understand what is using your browser’s resources, so you find yourself randomly closing tabs in hopes that it will [ more… ]