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Asus' Eee PC 4G sub-notebook
2008-01-05 10:38:00
We spend a lot of our time here at TR evaluating cutting-edge hardware, but not because we're particularly drawn to extremely expensive components. Rather, it's the fact that new technologies tend to debut at the high end before trickling downstream to more affordable mid-range parts. We also spend a great deal of time playing with those mid-range products, combing through their ranks in search
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Intel leaves the OLPC after dispute
2008-01-04 10:42:00
Khaled Hassounah, director of the OLPC in Africa and the Middle East, demonstrates an XO laptop to a classroom of students in Nigeria.(Credit: Ahmad Dan-Hamidu) Well, that was short: Intel has announced it is leaving the One Laptop Per Child project. The news, first reported Thursday by The Wall Street Journal in an e-mail alert, comes just six months after Intel and OLPC founder Nick
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Korea’s First Ever USB Type Credit Card
2008-01-03 10:03:00
Shinhan Card rolled out Korea’s first ever USB type credit card on December 27. The USB credit card provides the online and contactless payment function and works the post-paid transportation card as well. The built-in IC chip includes the public authorization and the internet credit payment programs. During the online payment, users do not need to insert the credit card number. Rather,
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Technologies on the rise in 2008
2008-01-03 06:01:00
A number of technologies have exploded throughout 2007, from Facebook and the iPhone to the Nintendo Wii. But what will be making the headlines over the next 12 months? Here the BBC News website gives its predictions for five technologies that could become big in 2008 . Here the BBC News website gives its predictions for five technologies that could become big in 2008. 1. The web to go 2.
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AGP never die
2007-12-31 17:14:00
PowerColor first with HD 3800 AGP HD 3850 PCS 512MB AGP PowerColor is the first partner to list HD 3800 card for AGP. The AGP version of HD 3850 PCS will work at lower clocks when compared to the PCI-Express version. Powercolor's HD 3850 PCS for PCI-Express works at 720 MHz for the core and 900 MHz for memory (1800 MHz effective). The AGP version works at more modest 668 MHz for the core and

Multiple: 2007 Top Ten Lists
2007-12-31 14:04:00
Indianapolis (IN) - A few web sites have compiled some top ten lists for 2007. The first is from NewScientist and is the top ten list of inventions. The second is also from NewScientist and claims to be a top ten list of videos, though not all of the links connect to videos. Still, here they are in the hopes of keeping the doledrums at bay. The third is from The Inquirer, where they make some
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Will the Touchpad Keyboard Become Indispensable for Personal Computers?
2007-12-28 20:26:00
Every new technology goes through a marketing life cycle. It’s new, it builds a niche, and if it’s lucky it becomes indispensable. That’s where the touchpad keyboard is heading. Soon a touchpad keyboard may be as essential as a computer mouse. The touchpad keyboard came in big with the laptop computer. Now it is becoming a regular addition to desktop computers as well. There are even peripheral
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Panasonic to unveil thinnest Blu-ray Disc drive at CES
2007-12-28 20:17:00
Panasonic said today that it has developed a Blu-ray disc drive for laptop computers and plans to unveil it at January's Consumer Electronics Show. The drive is 9.5mm high, which is a standard height for many slim-line laptop optical disc drives. Squeezed down to this height, the drive should be easier for laptop makers to fit into their standard machines. Panasonic has already begun offering
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Zapper knock-off lets you pretend you're Eliot Ness
2007-12-28 20:12:00
The latest in the long line of Zapper knock-offs looks like a modified Tommy Gun or WWII-style machine gun, allowing gamers to unload on chumps in Ghost Squad or dispatch the undead in Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles while firing from the hip, screaming at the top of their lungs like a total badass. The trigger might not be in the most ideal place, but it at least looks functional. That is
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First-tier notebook vendors pushing 4GB products next year to lift DRAM mar
2007-12-28 20:06:00
While first-tier notebook vendors such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Toshiba are planning to roll out 4GB notebooks starting from the first quarter of 2008, the move is expected to give a boost to the DRAM market, according to memory module makers.The mainstream specification for notebooks is 1GB in the market at present.Quotes for 1GB DRAM modules have fallen to US$16 in the second half of
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Fox films 'for rent via iTunes'
2007-12-28 19:43:00
Apple and 20th Century Fox studio are to announce a deal that will allow consumers to rent the studio's films through iTunes, media reports say. They will have a limited time to watch films downloaded from the iTunes store, a source told the Financial Times. If the reports are true, this looks like a new assault on the video and movie market, says BBC News technology correspondent Rory
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Welcome to Hardware news
2007-12-28 19:33:00
Welcome to Hardware news. We have hardware news everythink.
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