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 Addicted to student discountsWith high tuition costs and scarce jobs, some graduates are finding it hard to give up those student deals
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 Sensitive to the touchPerfect for the student note-taker or youngster who’s yet to learn to type, touchscreen tablets satisfy niche programs
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 Cellphones in schools? There’s an app for thatWe need not ban cellphones outright or ignore technological progress; we simply need to find “the right way” to use technology in the classroom.
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 Cellphones in schools? There’s an app for thatWe need not ban cellphones outright or ignore technological progress; we simply need to find “the right way” to use technology in the classroom.
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 Unconventional ways of saving for an educationFamily trusts and life insurance options are often overlooked when thinking of how to pay for a post-secondary education
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 Pinch a penny, buy a pintThere are numerous affordable, high-quality options for students who'd rather spend their money on books (or beer)
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 Feather-light portablesWhile netbooks won't win any power lifting competitions, you won't need much muscle to tote these minis around school
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 A desktop on your lapIf you want to get down and dirty with video editing, experience the full richness of 1080p Blu-ray movies or play the latest 3D games, you'll need to invest in a big rig
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 Floating on AirThe ultimate eye-candy, the MacBook Air's silvery aluminum shell and comfortable, full-sized keyboard are two of the machine's best features
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 For the chic geekScroll through screenshots of the sleek and sexy notebooks reviewed here
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 Let your fingers do the talkingScroll through screenshots of the touchscreen and tablet notebooks reviewed here
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 A 180-degree viewThe Toshiba Portege comes with a 12.1 inch screen, IntelP6570 2.1GHz, Vista Business, 2GB memory, and a 160GB hard drive, DVD-CD writer and an integrated web cam and fingerprint-reader.
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 Big things in small packagesScroll through screenshots of the netbooks reviewed here
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 Mini on the runwayLaunched during Toronto's Fashion Week, the LG X120 comes in matte white with discreet lime or pink trim
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 Power that's out thereAssuming you can stomach the price, the Alienware M17x is loaded with frills and handles graphics-intensive games or hi-def editing with greater ease than most desktops
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 Big rigs to get your game onScroll through screenshots of the entertainment notebooks reviewed here
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 A budget-conscious multimedia machineHP really outshines the competition is in its multimedia features. The wide, glossy, 16" screen is big enough for sitting back and watching movies in a dorm room, and the speakers sound great, even at full blast.
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 Computing on the cheapScroll through screenshots of the three budget computers reviewed here
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 Always in styleFor students with the means, a laptop is as much a fashion statement as it is a tool to bang out essays or enjoy some downtime
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 Sensitive to the touchPerfect for the student note-taker or youngster who’s yet to learn to type, touchscreen tablets satisfy niche programs
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