Guess what we found on our doorstep this morning. No, apart from the bailiffs. Yes, that's right, a Packard Bell EasyNote S4947 laptop. We're not sure which of the two caused us the most embarrassment ...

Are netbooks making a comeback? A few years ago it was hard to visit a coffee shop without spotting someone using an inexpensive 10 inch portable notebook, and virtually every major PC maker had a ...

Keeping up to date with our ever increasing digital presence in the networked sociosphere can be the very definition of multi-tasking. Three new EasyNote laptops from Packard Bell have been designed ...

It's obviously the day for new notebooks, and after a month or so of nothing but budget ultraportables it's great to see a few full-sized keyboards. Next to the party is Packard Bell, whose Italian ...

The brand new Packard Bell EasyNote DT85 notebook is the answer for those who desire the power and the multimedia experience of a desktop but still with the portability of a laptop. With its 18.4-inch ...

AMD's revitalised VISION has already resulted in supporting systems from the likes of Dell and Acer, and it looks as though Packard Bell - an Acer subsidiary - is now getting in on the act. Unveiled ...

The country`s largest IT retailer and Europe`s top PC manufacturer have formed a strategic alliance to market a range of upmarket home and technical PCs targeted at the digital environment. In a major ...

Well, we didn't get a chance to check it out first hand at IFA, but Packard Bell did make a showing of its own at the show, and took the opportunity to debut this new EasyNote Butterfly m laptop. As ...

Following in the vaunted footsteps of Packard Bell's ugly-ass iPower X2.0 desktop, PB has swiped Gateway's well-received, if already-gaudy P-7811 FX gaming laptop and turned it into pure gamer ...

My girlfriend has an old PB laptop (Athlon XP Mobile 2200+ vintage) with a broken (physically snapped off!) CD ROM drive. Windows XP (original install, 4+ years old) finally gave up the ghost. in ...

Acer is trying to adapt to the slowdown in the PC market by shutting down its eMachines unit and refocusing Gateway and Packard Bell to offer new products that are “beyond the PC.” Earlier this week, ...