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Posted on Friday, January 11 @ 03:01:41 GMT (1358 reads)
Panasonic showcased their 150 inch plasma at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, trumping their puny 103 inch model from last year. Currently they use this sucker for stadiums as a jumbo tron, but pretty soon you can buy one for your living room.
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Posted on Friday, January 11 @ 02:58:04 GMT (563 reads)
It's a threat Microsoft can't let stand: the entire third world learning Linux as children, and growing up to use it. And Microsoft is going to get its way.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:26:13 GMT (448 reads)
Microsoft said Tuesday that it will offer $1.2 billion in cash for Fast Search and Transfer (FAST), a big player in the enterprise search market.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:24:21 GMT (437 reads)
Today, Mitchell Baker announced plans to step down as Mozilla Corporation (MoCo) CEO, a role that will be turned over to John Lilly, who has previously served as Mozilla COO. Baker and Lilly have been deftly tag-teaming Mozilla operational responsibilities for many months and will still work closely together going forward. Baker, who will continue to serve as Mozilla chairwoman and plans to focus on new initiatives that will serve Mozilla's long-term interests, believes that Lilly is presently best suited for the CEO position.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:22:13 GMT (616 reads)
The backers of the Blu-ray high definition DVD system are predicting victory in the format wars with HD DVD. The two rival camps have divided consumers since the two incompatible systems were launched.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:19:57 GMT (715 reads)
Remember October's news of Comcast throttling Bit Torrent traffic? The debacle not only created a firestorm of bad press for the nation's largest cable provider but also re-ignited the nationwide debate about Net Neutrality. We had numerous signs that Comcast was inhibiting our use of this legal and legitimate file transfer protocol, but to have the AP catch them red handed was icing on the cake.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:19:02 GMT (663 reads)
Bill Gates has heralded the arrival of the world's “second digital decade”, predicting that within a few years technology will be in every room in the home, from screens to wall projections and even built into desks or tables.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:17:42 GMT (769 reads)
I am confirming that Network Solutions steals domain ideas when people check domain availability on the Network Solutions website. They seem to have started the practice of stealing domain ideas on December 16th 2007 according to our Domain History database but I was just made aware of this practice today. I am appalled at the concept of taking people’s domain ideas and registering it before the consumer has the ability to manually register the domain.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:15:36 GMT (404 reads)
The same way light confuses scientists by existing as particles and waves at the same time, information increasingly seems to confuse us. Information is getting cheaper and more expensive at the same time, and it appears that many of us, especially those of us who own or control a great deal of it, no longer understand how to observe or use it.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:14:32 GMT (444 reads)
The initials F-C-C don't usually engender excitement, but at least according to FCC Chairman Kevin Martin, it's ground zero for most of the broadcasting, wireless and high-bandwidth landline innovations we'll see in the next couple years. Martin spilled on everything from the 700MHz auction to a rumored DirecTV/Dish network merger. (Seriously.) They covered a lot of stuff, here's the Cliff's Notes
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:10:35 GMT (433 reads)
A friend of mine contacted me asking my opinion on why Google isn’t loving Celebrity Cowboy. Celebrity Cowboy is a celebrity blog that should be ranking well for a variety of terms is, for some reason, continually under-performing for its niche.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:07:00 GMT (213 reads)
Rumors just won't stop about the future of HD DVD, and while we try not to post all of them, some seem too believable to pass up. Our friend Bill Hunt, at the Digital Bits, -- still waiting on those permalinks, Bill -- is reporting that his "second to none" sources informed him that both Universal and Paramount are in the process of going blu.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:04:51 GMT (214 reads)
For the last 15 years, Internet service providers have acted - to use an old cliche - as wide-open information super-highways, letting data flow uninterrupted and unimpeded between users and the Internet.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:03:49 GMT (239 reads)
Today, we get a new blogging platform from Russian/San Francisco startup Profy. Does the world need another blogging platform? Maybe not. But, hey, give the Russians a chance.
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 20:01:54 GMT (247 reads)
AT&T executive James Cicconi, senior vice president of external & legal affairs must not read the news before opening their mouths. The New York Times Bits Blog is reporting this morning that representatives at CES have openly stated today “that they may start filtering Internet content.”
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Posted on Thursday, January 10 @ 19:59:36 GMT (220 reads)
Get ready, speed freaks. USB 3.0, the oft-rumored, much-discussed, rarely seen new standard heading our way has been spotted, sliced, chopped, and diced at CES 2008. Actually, we just got a chance to check the connectors and compare with the old 2.0 standard (which the reps tell us is backward compatible, of course).
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Posted on Tuesday, September 25 @ 01:21:17 BST (1023 reads)
 The long awaited xJETT series is a microATX system that has been specifically designed for flight simulation games. The xJETT focuses on processor power (the most important performance factor in flight sim). The xJETT features high end dual core processors from AMD and Intel. There is an available CPU overclocking option on the xJETT 700.
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Posted on Friday, May 12 @ 00:01:06 BST (2330 reads)
Samsung Semiconductor executives said Monday that the concept of a hard drive incorporating flash memory will be a reality, and come to market in mid-2006. The drive, first talked about at last year's Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) in Seattle, will be manufactured by Samsung's hard disk drive division, according to the company. The drive will be initially targeted at notebooks, where the drive's low power consumption will yield the most benefit.
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Posted on Sunday, April 23 @ 14:29:22 BST (5602 reads)
 The SlickSteel stainless steel mousepads have now been reduced to only $26.50. You can pre-order your mouse pad here. These Mouse Mats are made with both the professional computer user and hardcore PC Gamer in mind! This is the new whole stainless steel mouse pad from SlickSteel. For more information, click on Read More.
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Posted on Thursday, October 20 @ 01:06:06 BST (3653 reads)
Cisco Systems, the world's biggest maker of internet equipment, plans to inject $1.1bn (Ł626m) of investment into India over the next three years. Click on Read More for the full story.
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Posted on Friday, June 24 @ 16:02:45 BST (2430 reads)
Samsung claims that it has developed the industry's fastest memory for graphic chips with a bandwidth of up to 2 Gbit per second. A slightly slower memory generation has entered mass production and will enable the production of 1 GByte graphic cards. Click on Read More for full story.
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Posted on Friday, June 24 @ 16:00:17 BST (4468 reads)
 Nvidia today launched its next-generation graphics chip for gamers: The GeForce 7800 GTX, formerly code-named G70, offers more horsepower, more speed and at least temporarily takes the lead in the benchmark race. The best news probably is that 7800 cards in fact are available, according to Nvidia. Click on Read More for the full story.
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Posted on Friday, June 24 @ 15:57:35 BST (2869 reads)
AMD expands its mobile processor product line with a new flagship model. The ML-40 is clocked at 2.2 GHz and targets thin and light notebooks. Click on Read More for the full story.
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Posted on Friday, June 24 @ 15:54:37 BST (7591 reads)
 Virtual Reality is one of those promising technologies that keeps running out of steam just when they could get interesting for the mass market. Here's a new try: 3001 AD believes 2005 is the year for mainstream VR and preps a $500 high-tech headset for game consoles. Click on Read More for the full story.
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Posted on Thursday, March 03 @ 18:28:47 GMT (3768 reads)
 Nvidia is expected to demonstrate its first chipsets for Intel-based computers on Tuesday, although the products are not likely to come out for a few more weeks. Click on Read More for the full story.
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Posted on Monday, February 28 @ 05:51:54 GMT (18841 reads)
 The TrackIR head tracking product has been around for a few years now, and its name is becoming recognized within the world of Flight Sim. With technological advances with every release, the realism offered in the current release is superb. The guys at NaturalPoint have sent us one of the latest products, the TrackIR3 Pro for review, but not only that - we have the vector expansion pack included to review, giving you "Six Degrees of freedom (6DOF)" as stated by the manufacturer, for most realistic head tracking that's fully supported in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. Click here to read the full TrackIR 3 Pro review.
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Posted on Thursday, January 13 @ 16:15:05 GMT (4849 reads)
 NVIDIA IS STILL making most of its margins and profits on previous generations of its cards. Believe it or not, the Nvidia top selling card in UK for Yule was the Geforce 5700 128 MB card from PNY.The Nvidia number two in the raw is PNY FX5200 PCI card, while the third one is BGP FX5200 256 MB card. To read the whole story, click on Read More.
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Posted on Thursday, December 23 @ 19:40:37 GMT (2159 reads)
 If you are one of the many people who has wanted to buy the new ATI Radeon X800 XT or NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra over the last few months, you know what it means to have a great deal of patience - and a bundle of cash. The new cards hit the stores in very small numbers and, even when available, were overpriced. The smaller X800 Pro and 6800 GT models were slightly better positioned in the market. To read the whole story, click on Read More.
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Posted on Sunday, September 26 @ 13:24:54 BST (3749 reads)
 Elite Simulation Solutions, makers of IFR training simulation software, now offer a set of high quality rudder pedals. The pedals works with ELITE's own sim software as well as with Microsoft Flight Simulator. For full details, click on Read More.
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Posted on Friday, September 17 @ 20:01:28 BST (3913 reads)
 Recently, Hitachi announced the latest in their Deskstar line of hard drives, the 7K400 - a 400GB desktop hard drive that was designed to offer high capacity as well as the highest performance levels of any desktop Hitachi drive. Click here to read the full review of the Hitachi Deskstar 7K400 400GB Drive.
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