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Hitachi Develops 100GB Blu-ray Disc Compatible With Existing Drives
2007-10-09 15:15:00
100GB on a single Blu-ray Disc that will work with today's machines, promises Hitachi Throughout the life of the format, DVD has been primarily limited to at most two layers, keeping the format at a maximum storage space of under 9GB. The new high-definition formats, however, appear to have taken a page from hard disk drives when it comes at adding additional storage. Just as how adding additional platters inside a hard disk drive provides more storage, optical media makers are finding ways to stack layers of readable surface inside a polymer disc to increase capacity. Hitachi revealed this week at CEATEC JAPAN 2007 that it has successfully developed a quad-layer Blu-ray Disc that is capable of storing 100GB of data. The concept multi-layer discs is practiced by many other media labs, but Hitachi claims that its quad-layer technology would be compatible with existing Blu-ray Disc drives after a firmware update. Prior developments of greater than dual layer discs have...
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Bungie Studios Officially Splits From Microsoft
2007-10-09 15:13:00
Maker of Halo feverishly scratches the seven-year itch after being with Microsoft since 2000 Earlier this week, reports from around the web stated that Bungie Studios , developers of top Xbox franchise Halo, would be splitting off from its owner Microsoft. Today, the news was officially confirmed as Microsoft issued a press release announcing a plan for Bungie Studios to embark on a path to become an independent company. As expected, Microsoft confirmed its ownership of Halo intellectual property, ensuring multiple new chapters in the series, with or without Bungie?s involvement. Microsoft has already started farming out new Halo games to other developers. The appropriately themed real-time strategy game Halo Wars is currently in development by Ensemble Studios, the creators of the Age of Empires series and also a Microsoft-owned developer. "Our collaboration with Bungie has resulted in 'Halo' becoming an enduring mainstream hit," said Shane Kim, corporate vice presi...
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Kim Jong-il: Internet Expert
2007-10-09 15:11:00
Kim Jong-il claims to be the world's Internet expert; Al Gore jealous North Korean leader Kim Jong-il met with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun this week in the North Korean city of Kaesong. This meeting is only the second ever meeting between North and South Korean leaders. One topic of conversation during the meeting put forth by Roh was a request that South Korean companies operating in an industrial park in the North Korean city of Kaesong be allowed the use of the Internet. The response from the Dear Leader, according to Yahoo! News, was, ?I'm an Internet expert too. It's all right to wire the industrial zone only, but there are many problems if other regions of the North are wired.? Kim went on to say, ?If that problem is addressed, there is no reason not to open [web access].? Kim did not elaborate on the "many problems" caused by opening Internet access to all of North Korea, though clearly the intention of Roh's suggestion is to increase North Korean...
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40GB PlayStation 3 Officially Announced by SCEE
2007-10-09 15:05:00
The 40GB will be the cheapest PS3 yet, but no PS2 backwards compatibility will be the price to pay Putting an end to one of the worst-kept secrets of the year, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe today confirmed the existence of a lower-priced 40GB PlayStation 3 model by announcing its availability across Europe, Middle East, Africa and Australasia starting October 10. The new model will retail for ?399, or about 20 percent less than the 60GB bundle. To help keep costs down, the new 40GB model does with only two USB ports, instead of four on all previous PS3 consoles, and no memory card reader. This falls in line with Sony?s filings with the FCC, saw only two USB ports tested with no mention of a memory card reader examination. The now-extinct 20GB PlayStation 3 also was without a memory card reader ? which on the 60GB and 80GB models read Compact Flash, Secure Digital and Memory Stick media ? in the interest of cost savings. Unlike the entry-level 20GB, however, the 4...
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Google's Phone Project Aims at Microsoft
2007-10-09 15:01:00
Is Google about to produce the next iPhone ? Find out here! Google, the internet media giant, has had a large group of engineers working on a secret project for nearly two years now. Rumors had leaked that Google was planning to manufacture a next generation of cell phones, which some observers creatively dubbed the "GPhone." Now as a new report indicates Google's true intentions, it appears that the company has not only done a good job keeping the wraps on its secret project, but that the project is much more complex than expected.Google has been working on developing a software platform for cell phones, which it hopes will create a new business sector. It begins with the phone operating system (OS). The OS that Google has been working on is a modified version of Linux, the open source OS. Atop the OS, Google is modifying its Office suite, organization tools, maps, messenger, and email, along with the rest of its programs to run in cell phone environments. The fin...
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It Takes Two, Me And You
2007-07-11 15:56:00
No one can deny the power of 2. Two heads are supposed to be better than one. The number 2 is the smallest prime number and the only even one. It?s also the most divisible number. If that weren?t enough evidence, 2 is the number of DNA strands that make up the double helix structure. The common denominator here is the number 2 denotes cooperation and that?s where the Duofone concept begins. The Duofone looks like any other slick concept but this time, it?s not about megapixels, or screen resolution, or even smartphone abilities. It?s about putting two of them together to combine their screen real estate. It?s about sharing each other?s battery power if one is low. It?s about increasing its abilities when paired with its partner. It even looks like a couple in bed when docked to its charging cradle. Designer: Daewoo Kim
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AMD Prepares Quad CrossFire
2007-07-11 15:53:00
RD790 to gain triple and quad CrossFire capabilities AMD is preparing to update its aging 580X chipset later this year with the upcoming RD790. The upcoming RD790 serves double duty as the single and dual processor platform of choice for AMD desktop products. RD790 introduces 41 PCIe 2.0 lanes to AMD?s Socket AM2+ platform for Stars-family processors.Motherboard manufacturers can distribute the PCIe lanes in many configurations, including four PCIe 2.0 x16 slots with eight-lane signaling. With all 41 PCIe 2.0 lanes, the RD790 chipset has a TDP up to 10-watts. AMD roadmaps reveal the multiple PCIe 2.0 slots are used for an improved CrossFire multi-GPU technology. The improved CrossFire multi-GPU technology supports up to four ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT graphics cards in Quad CrossFire configurations.Unlike NVIDIA?s SLI, which supports dual or quad graphics cards in SLI, the improved CrossFire solution can take on three cards for improved performance. AMD claims CrossFire scaling w...
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HDMI-Enabled Halo Special Edition Xbox 360 a Sign of Things to Come
2007-07-11 15:51:00
Halo-themed Xbox 360 hints at Microsoft making HDMI output standard-issue When Peter Moore lifted up the Halo Special Edition Xbox 360 console at its reveal at the Microsoft E3 press conference on Tuesday night, most onlookers were likely disappointed by the lack of any truly new hardware, such as a built-in HD DVD drive, or price drop. But easily overlooked is the fact that the Halo-themed console could offer a glimpse into the future hardware versions of the Xbox 360. Although central to the announcement of the green and gold Xbox 360 is its Master Chief motif, a closer look at the specifications of this special edition box reveal that it is equipped with an HDMI port. This in itself is not groundbreaking for the console, as the Xbox 360 Elite as it is currently carries the HDMI port. What is interesting to note is, that aside from the HDMI output, the rest of the console inclusions mirror that of the $399 Premium box ? including the 20GB hard disk drive. Microsoft ...
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Xbox 360 Elite Launching in Europe August 24, Video Marketplace to Follow
2007-07-11 15:49:00
Europe, Canada to get Xbox Live Video Marketplace late 2007 At its E3 press conference, Microsoft was proud to say that its Xbox Live subscribership is nearing the seven million mark. What it wasn?t able to boast yet was that all of its members had full access to one of Xbox Live?s most compelling features ? the Video Marketplace. On the Xbox Live Video Marketplace, users have access to purchase or rent standard definition and high definition TV shows and movies onto their hard disk drives. So far, the service is only available to subscribers in the U.S., though Microsoft said at its conference that it plans to introduce the service in Europe and Canada ?by the end of this year.? With access to movie and TV show downloads, the 20GB hard disk drive that is a part of many Xbox 360 consoles suddenly seem to be grossly inadequate. Part of Microsoft?s answer to this is the 120GB hard drive, which is also standard on the Xbox 360 Elite. Although Canadian gamers already ha...
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Microsoft Readying Vista SP1 Beta for mid-July
2007-07-11 15:46:00
Microsoft plans numerous fixes including an update to ReadyBoost Microsoft officially launched Windows Vista for volume licensing on November 30. The company also simultaneously launched Office 2007 giving Microsoft a 1-2 punch in the realm of operating systems and productivity suites. "These are game-changing products," said Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at the launch. "It?s an incredible step forward for business computing in a year of unprecedented innovation from Microsoft. We expect that more than 200 million people will be using at least one of these products by the end of 2007." Microsoft followed up with the retail launch of both products two months later on January 30. Both software products were made available in over 70 countries and over 40,000 retail locations. Windows Vista is not even a year old, but Microsoft is already orchestrating the launch of Service Pack 1 (SP1) Beta 1 for the week of July 16. Many companies will not even touch a new Microsoft op...
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iPhone Review Part 1 - It?s Good
2007-07-06 07:21:00
Here at Yanko Design, it?s not often we get to paw our grubby little hands on real products. Much of what we feature here are concepts - envisages of the future. These products exemplify cutting edge industrial design so when one of those makes it to production you can be sure we?re first in line. The new Apple iPhone is one of those exemplary products. But how does it rate? Where does it stand in the sea of smartphones and the upcoming onslaught of ?me too? copies? Hop on over to my own blog to read part 1 of a very extensive review on the Apple iPhone. Review : Electro^Plankton
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Report: O2 Scores iPhone Deal in UK
2007-07-06 07:19:00
O2 gets exclusive rights to the iPhone in the United Kingdom The United Kingdom will soon have access to Apple's new iPhone. According to the Times Online, the iPhone will be tied exclusively to O2. Vodafone, Europe's largest mobile phone carrier, had been the early favorite for an iPhone contract. Although the exact details of the deal haven't been disclosed, it is thought that O2 will share a portion of revenues generated from each iPhone customer with Apple. Thousands of customers ditched their mobile phone providers in the United States to hop on the iPhone/AT&T bandwagon. O2 expects to see the same fortunes when the iPhone is released in the UK. However, what?s good for O2 likely won?t be good for potential buyers currently on competing networks. Early disconnect fees are likely to add even more to the initial purchase cost of the iPhone (just as they do across the pond). While O2 is tipped as being the sole provider of iPhone service in the UK, T-Mobile is ...
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Apple Announces $85.95 iPhone Battery Replacement Program
2007-07-06 07:17:00
Replacing your battery will cost $79 plus $6.95 shipping When the Apple iPhone was first announced, one of the major criticisms of the device was its lack of a user-replaceable battery. With the complaints levied against the batteries used in Apple's iPod music players, the thought of not being able to replace the battery in a cell phone weighed heavily on many minds. Apple looks to put some of those worries to rest with its announcement of a battery replacement program for the iPhone. Should your iPhone's battery ever need replacement, Apple will do the deed for $79 plus $6.95 shipping. Apple says that the repair will take three business days not counting shipping to and from the repair center.All data on your iPhone will be erased when you send it off, so Apple suggests that you backup all of your important information with iTunes before sending it off.Considering that an iPhone sent in for servicing could be out of the owners hand for as much as a week or more (includi...
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Apple Sells 525,000 iPhones in Three Days
2007-07-06 07:05:00
Apple and AT&T score big with iPhone launch Everyone knew that the iPhone was going to be big from the moment it was announced in early January. Apple CEO Steve Jobs hailed the device as the ultimate in mobile communications given that it could function as a phone, a mobile Internet device and as an iPod. As the months progressed, the hype mushroomed even though the iPhone lacked a user-replaceable battery, physical keyboard, expansion slot, voice dialing, A2DP, MMS, iChat, flash support, copy and paste ability and video recording -- not to mention that the iPhone was tied solely to AT&T. It appears that all of the minuses stacked against the iPhone weren't enough to phase buyers who lined up days in advance to purchase the latest "it device" from Cupertino. Not even the $499 (4GB) and $599 (8GB) price tags were enough to keep Apple from selling around 525,000 iPhones from 6:00 PM Friday evening through close of business on Sunday. Nearly all of AT&T's stores ...
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The Credit Card Of The Future
2007-07-02 17:38:00
I prefer using my bank card over physical cash and here?s why. With a card, I can?t view real-time data on my account usage. In a way I feel I can keep shopping all willy nilly without a care in the world and not feel guilty since I can?t see what it?s doing to my checking account - no doubt bleeding from my frivolous shopping trips. Designer Jacob Palmborg?s solve for shopaholics like me is an RFID card linked to every account you have. A small interface indicates your own economic situation and forecasts what effects your purchases might have on your future economic status. The whole thing works wirelessly so no actual date is stored on the card. The card also has biometric security so only you can access it. This opens up the possibility of it being your driver?s license, student ID, passport, etc. Now if it only had customizable wallpapers, I?m sold! Designer: Jacob Palmborg
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First Fully Assembled Boeing 787 Dreamliner Rolls Out
2007-07-02 17:34:00
An eager photographer catches the 787 Dreamliner in the buff It has been a long time coming, but the first Boeing 787 Dreamliner has rolled off the assembly line. Charles Conklin -- an avid aviation enthusiast -- managed to snap some pictures of a fully assembled Dreamliner sans paint. According to Flightblogger, the official roll-out ceremony for the Dreamliner is on July 8 with the first delivered scheduled to take place in May of next year. The production run of aircraft is completely booked until 2013 at the earliest. The Dreamliner is the next generation of airliners for Boeing and makes use of composite materials in 50 percent of its body and wings. The use of composite materials has helped Boeing keep the weight down which allows the Dreamliner to be 20 percent more fuel efficient than its closest rivals. Top speed for the aircraft is Mach 0.85. Business travelers will appreciate the integrated networking capabilities on the Dreamliner. Boeing had initially p...
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Dell Says Goodbye to Dimension Desktops
2007-07-02 17:32:00
Dell drops Dimension line after nearly 15 years of service When Dell announced new Inspiron desktops yesterday, many people were puzzled by the naming. Dell's Inspiron nomenclature had traditionally been reserved for mainstream notebooks while the Dimension line has consisted of mainstream desktops. But alas; the Dimension brand is no more and it has been fully supplanted by Inspiron desktops. Dell made no formal announcement of its decision to drop the Dimension line even though it has been the backbone of its desktop sales for the past 15 years. Dell's current consumer desktop lineup will now consist of Inspiron, XPS and XPS Gaming desktops. The systems feature base prices of $349, $899 and $1,699 respectively. The new Inspiron desktops can be equipped with either AMD or Intel processors and feature new case designs that are 40% smaller than the previous Dimensions. In addition, selected Inspiron desktop models come pre-loaded with Ubuntu Linux.Reference:Brandon...
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IBM Announces PetaFLOP Blue Gene Supercomputer
2007-07-02 17:30:00
IBM's Blue Gene /P triples the performance of its previous supercomputer IBM has announced Blue Gene /P, the second generation of the world's most powerful supercomputer. Blue Gene/P nearly triples the performance of its predecessor, Blue Gene/L ? which also held the title of being the world's fastest computer. The Blue Gene/P scales to operate continuously at speeds exceeding one petaFLOP ? or one-quadrillion operations per second ? and can be configured to reach speeds in excess of three petaflops. The performance jump from Blue Gene/L and Blue Gene/P is due to several factors. In hardware, the Blue Gene/P supercomputer doubles the number of processors per chip, with each processor operating at a higher clock speed. More memory is added along with an SMP mode to support multi-threaded applications. This new SMP mode moves the Blue Gene/P system to a programming environment similar to that found in commercial clusters. The system?s software is also upgraded for Blu...
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Researcher Displays Parallel Processing Prototype
2007-07-02 17:25:00
A promise of a parallel processing system that is simple to program forResearchers at the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering claim to have developed a computer system that is 100 times faster than today?s desktops. The research group, lead by Uzi Vishkin, developed a system based on parallel processing technology. The team built a prototype with 64 parallel processors and a special algorithm that facilitates the chips to work together and make programming for them simple. "Suppose you hire one person to clean your home, and it takes five hours, or 300 minutes, for the person to perform each task, one after the other," Vishkin said. "That's analogous to the current serial processing method. Now imagine that you have 100 cleaning people who can work on your home at the same time! That's the parallel processing method." "The 'software' challenge is: Can you manage all the different tasks and workers so that the job is completed in 3 minutes instead...
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Dell Launches 13.3" XPS M1330, Inspiron Notebooks
2007-07-01 11:57:00
Customization is king with Dell 's new line of Santa Rosa notebooks Although Dell's XPS M1330 was leaked to the press earlier this month, today marks the official launch of the new 13.3" Santa Rosa-based notebook. Dell's follow-up to the XPS M1210 measures 12.5" x 9.4" x 1.43" and weighs in at under four pounds. The XPS M1330 is powered by Core 2 Duo processors and backs its 13.3" TrueLife display (LED backlighting is optional) with a 1280x800 screen resolution. The standard graphics solution on the notebook is Intel's X3100 integrated GPU. Paying extra will get you an NVIDIA GeForce Go 8400M GS dedicated graphics card. When it comes to connectivity, Dell provides a wealth of options. There are no less than three WiFi solutions offered (802.11b/g, 802.11a/b/g and 802.11n). Dell also offers an optional broadband modem for Sprint/Verizon (EVDO Rev A) or AT&T (HSDPA). Hardwire connections include two USB 2.0 ports, a Firewire port and HDMI-out. Other niceties inc...
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Apple iPhone Dissected
2007-07-01 11:51:00
Hours after launch, the iPhone stripped of all parts Apple unleashed the iPhone on the general public only hours ago and it has already been dissected. With a heat gun and razor blade, tech guru Anand Lal Shimpi was able to strip the Apple iPhone of its brushed aluminum cover and reveal its innards. Inside the iPhone, there are the usual GSM and WiFi antennas, battery, camera and tape.Apple makes use of two PCBs in a sandwich configuration ? each tightly packed with chips. Apple equips the iPhone with Samsung MLC NAND flash memory and an ARM processor. The ARM processor was manufacture by Samsung, but has an Apple logo printed on it. AnandTech believes the Apple branded ARM processor may be the Samsung S3C6400 derived from an ARM1176 core.The iPhone?s multi-touch screen consists of multiple layers. On the layer closest to the motherboard, Apple lays down faint dots in a grid-like pattern. The dot grid is necessary for the multi-touch screen, apparently.After dissection, AnandT...
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Apple Prices iPhone Accessories
2007-07-01 11:48:00
Apple opens the flood gates for iPhone accessories While Apple's much-hyped iPhone isn't due to launch until 6PM this evening, Apple has already given us a taste of what to expect when it comes to iPhone accessories. The most prominent iPhone accessory is the Bluetooth headset. The black unit features a single button for making/receiving calls and provides 5.5 hours of talk time and 72 hours of standby time with its lithium-ion battery. The Bluetooth headset comes bundled with an iPhone Dual Dock (charges both the iPhone and the headset) along with a Bluetooth Travel Cable and is priced at $129. The iPhone Dual Dock can be purchased separately for $49. A separate iPhone Dock (without a port for charging the Bluetooth headset) can also be had for $49. Other accessories available include a $29 USB power adapter, $19 Dock Connector to USB Cable, $29 Bluetooth Travel Cable and a $29 Stereo headset. Apple's prices are a bit on the high side when it comes to accessor...
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Apple Employees to Get Free iPhones
2007-07-01 11:44:00
Apple to give free 8GB iPhone to all full-time employees Every job has its perks, but the perk from Jobs for Apple employees will soon be making many outsiders green with envy. Apple CEO Steve Jobs said at a company town hall meeting that all full-time employees, and part-time employees with the company for at least a year, will receive a free 8GB iPhone, reports Think Secret. While the phone launches today, Apple employees will have to wait until the rabid consumer demand is satisfied. The free iPhones will not be delivered until late July. According to Apple?s last annual report, the company employs 17,787 full-time workers. Getting a $600 phone for free is a sweet pick-up, though it is unclear if the deal comes with any strings attached. Consumers looking to own an iPhone will have to sign up for a two-year rate plan at a minimum of $59.99 a month ? plus other fees ? tagging on over $1,400 in additional charges over the cost of the hardware itself. Apple employees ...
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PlayStation 3 Firmware Adds AVC High Profile Playback
2007-07-01 11:40:00
New PlayStation 3 firmware improves AVC playback, backwards compatibility Sony Computer Entertainment has released a new firmware update for the PlayStation 3, bringing it up to version 1.82. The update brings with it only a pair of publicized additions. New for 1.82 is support for playback of AVC High Profile (H.264/MPEG-4) format video, a high image quality encoding method used by Blu-ray Discs and other media, has been added. ?Hopefully this update is moving us closer to the audio playback features many of you commented about,? wrote Eric Lempel, director of PlayStation Network operations. ?We?re continuing to evaluate and improve things across the board, including PS2 software compatibility. Thanks for all of your support and feedback, keep it coming!? Also improved is the system backwards compatibility with original PlayStation and PlayStation 2 titles, though Sony makes no mention of which titles specifically were addressed. Instead, Sony recommends gamers lo...
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PlayStation 3 Production Problems Have Ceased, Says Sony
2007-07-01 11:35:00
Sony's PlayStation 3 now "in full production"In late April, word from Sony was that its production of blue-violet laser diodes had ramped up to 1.7 million units monthly. The blue-violet laser diode, a critical component in Blu-ray Disc optical drives, is largely cited as the reason for the limited production capacity and delayed European launch of the PlayStation 3. With the blue-violet laser diode shortage out of the way, Sony says that its PlayStation 3 console is finally in full production. ?Production problems have now ceased, we're in full production as far as PlayStation 3 is concerned and there's a steady chain of supply in North America, Japan and Europe,? a Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. spokesperson said, as recorded by Compound Semiconductor. In fact, with production woes out of the way, Sony is confident that the PlayStation 3 ? with its myriad of multimedia functions ? will be able to match the company?s success with the PlayStation 2. ?We're aiming towar...
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Print pictures without a computer or printer
2007-06-30 10:05:00
Did you know you can print out all your digital images even if you don't own a printer or a computer? Many photo processing labs, drug stores and camera stores have user-friendly kiosks that feature a printer with a computer. Simply insert your camera's media (xD, SmartMedia, or CompactFlash) into the dedicated slot and follow the easy steps on the computer to print them out in various sizes. These kiosks typically include easy-to-use features for cropping and editing your images, too, so you can get exactly the photo you want, and in just a matter of minutes. If you have a computer but don't have printer, you're still in luck. There are a number of online photo services that allow you to upload your images and even store them on their site for free. Using their site you can then order photo-quality prints of your photos and have them delivered right to your door, or you can send a link to a friend or family member of your online album from which they can se...
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2007 Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera
2007-06-30 10:02:00
Some great deals exist right now on new and used cars as dealers clear out old inventory and make room for new models. But one major expense consumers often overlook in buying a new car is the cost of insuring it. A car's make and model can greatly influence what you pay for coverage. Many consumers never check with their insurer before buying a car, and they often fail to shop around for the best rates, according to the Kansas City-based National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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Adobe Reader 8.1
2007-06-30 05:03:00
Adobe Reader is free software that lets you open, view, search, and print Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files. The latest version of Adobe Reader includes additional features such as: Provides better overall performance for faster launch times and real-time zooming and panning Enables you to fill out and submit PDF forms from a variety of devices Helps you download and organize digital editions (formerly known as eBooks) on a variety of devices, with full support for portrait or landscape viewing Lets you display and share Adobe Photoshop Album slide shows and electronic cards, and export images for online photo processing (Note that online photo services vary regionally.) Allows you to save a range of files attached to PDF documents, such as word processing documents, spreadsheets, and multimedia files, and open them in their native applications.Download
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Internet Explorer 7.0
2007-06-30 04:27:00
Internet Explorer 7 includes advancements in security and browsing experience for end users, functionality and compatibility for developers, and manageability for corporate network administrators. Internet Explorer 7 provides improved navigation through tabbed browsing, web search right from the toolbar, advanced printing, easy discovery, reading and subscription to RSS feeds, and much more. This version includes a full installation of the Web browser and the most recent version of Outlook Express, the e-mail client that is included with Internet Explorer.Download
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Opera 9.21
2007-06-30 04:14:00
Opera 9.21A full-featured Internet browser, Opera includes pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, integrated searches, and advanced functions like Opera's groundbreaking E-mail program, RSS Newsfeeds and IRC chat. And because we know that our users have different needs, you can customize the look and content of your Opera browser with a few clicks of the mouse. Tabbed browsing and pop-up blocking Opera integrated search Integrated search Improved security Password manager Opera skins Customization Integrated voice features Full support for Gmail Atom newsfeeds First Web browser to natively support Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)Download
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