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Tom cuts through the clutter, and counts down what's trending in the geek zeitgeist. From the hottest gadgets and downloads to the weirdest internet memes, Tom's Top 5 is the newest go-to resource for what people are really talking about in the nerd-osphere. Read More
Want something hot in your lap? Then you will really want one of these versatile notebooks.
These days a desktop either seems old fashioned or some kind of specialized device. While tablets and smartphones may be the cutting edge, laptops have become the workhorses. So let's find out what are the most wanted laptops.
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RT @acedtect: What are the most wanted game consoles? Top 5 has the answer http://t.co/uNUA8t1E
last year
5 gadgets to get your techie hands on this October, like the world's first true gaming laptop - the Razer Blade! http://ow.ly/6Gqg0
over 2 years ago
Try to guess the top 5 Google searches of Spring '11 - GO! Then watch @TomsTop5 to see the results: http://ow.ly/4D73X
over 2 years ago
Happy St. Pattys Day! Want to know which tech you'll need to survive the bar? @acedtect counts 'em down: http://t.co/kLxnoip
over 2 years ago
Wanna be the coolest geek in the bar? Then you need these 5 essential pieces of bar tech: http://t.co/6lsGU3z
over 2 years ago
We saw a lot of great tech in the 2000s... but we saw a lot more terrible products. @Acedtect runs down the worst http://t.co/1zySCRT
