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Generally refers to a laptop that has the speed, storage and usability of a desktop computer. It implies a large screen and tactile keyboard, although such external peripherals may be plugged...
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Definition: desktop replacement
Generally refers to a laptop that has the speed, storage and usability of a desktop computer. It implies a large screen and tactile keyboard, although such external peripherals may be plugged into a portable computer of any size. See laptop.
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