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As Gavin Gear explains, “These new ZBook mobile workstations will offer a compelling list of features for photographers, videographers, CAD designers and other creative professionals that demand both workstation-class capabilities and a high degree of mobility.”

“The updated Aurora now features the latest in high-performance PC hardware along with an innovative optional chassis that features an intelligent thermal management system for optimal heat dissipation,” writes Gavin Gear over on the Extreme Windows Blog.

On Wednesday the Windows for Your Business blog took a look at a range of newly announced business devices through two different lenses – mobility and power. Head on over to the post now to get the scoop from Windows Commercial Product Marketing Manager Namita Das.

On Monday Dell announced five powerful new PCs, including the M4800 and M6800 mobile workstations, and the T3610, T5610 and T7610 tower workstations. All will be available for purchase starting September 12.

If you didn’t get a chance to go to PAX Prime 2013 in Seattle, the Extreme Windows Blog’s Gavin Gear posted a recap that gives a good overview of the experience, and might also tempt you to go to the next one.

For nearly a year, Microsoft Senior Support Escalation Engineer Robert Mitchell has been penning a Microsoft internal mail called “Tip of the Day” (TotD). On Aug. 29, Mitchell took the “Tip of the Day” public via a new blog.

On Thursday at the IFA show in Germany, HP announced two new all-in-one PCs based on a revolutionary adjustable design that allows for more positioning choice and control. Meet the HP ENVY Recline 23 TouchSmart All-in-One PC and the HP ENVY Recline 27 TouchSmart All-in-One PC.

On Thursday, Lenovo unveiled a new Flex line of devices at IFA 2013. The Flex 14.1-inch and 15.6-inch laptops are thin and light and feature “dual mode” capability. That means you can flip the device 300 degrees for stand mode and interact with it.

Lenovo’s ThinkPad Yoga is one of two new models in the company’s shape-shifting Yoga line. Like its bendy brethren, the ThinkPad Yoga flips and folds into four different modes – laptop, tablet, stand and tent – so you can tote the performance and security of a ThinkPad with you pretty much anywhere.