(computer science) A portable computer typically weighing less than 6 pounds (3 kilograms) that has a flat-panel display and miniature hard disk drives, and is powered by rechargeable batteries. Also known as laptop computer.
| Sci-Tech Dictionary: notebook computer |
(computer science) A portable computer typically weighing less than 6 pounds (3 kilograms) that has a flat-panel display and miniature hard disk drives, and is powered by rechargeable batteries. Also known as laptop computer.
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A portable computer typically the size of a notebook (about 9" X 12" X 1" thick) and weighing 3 to 7 pounds. The screen is back-hinged and folds open for viewing. Batteries last one to five hours before needing to be recharged, though innovations in the mid-1990s allow use of throw-away AA-size batteries. Many have all the features of a desktop computer and ports to plug in full-size keyboards, color monitors, printers, and telephone connections. See also Powerbook.
| WordNet: notebook computer |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a small compact portable computer
Synonym: notebook
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