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November 29, 2006 by Brad.
“Quad core” doesn’t just mean a four-in-one processor. Find out what it really is, how it’s made, how it works, and why you’ll want one. Think dual core developed fast? You ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
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November 29, 2006 by Brad.
A well written article showing the importance of the OS on smart phones and the applications they support.
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November 29, 2006 by Brad.
We’ve got another one here we’ve yet to learn a lot about: Hitachi’s apparently working on a hybrid DVD / hard drive camcorder that not only records video to SD and your drive (and even SD), but also records video to DVD from that very same internal drive, making burning DVD videos a PC-less process. Suhweet. Watch out for more info on the DZHS500A
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November 29, 2006 by Brad.
Dell will hardly sleep as one of their competitors, Lenovo, has spreaded the newest product to the markets. It is the ThinkPad T60, a first corporate wide-screen notebook for them. With weight down to 5.1 pounds and 15.4 inch wide-screen LCD display, it was a light laptop, measured 1.1 inch thin. The life span can last up to…
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November 29, 2006 by Brad.
A startup called Presto has launched a new service aimed at people who don
’t have Internet access, but want to be able to receive emails and photos from loved ones. It combines a special printer produced by Hewlett Packard with a web service that sends data to the printer over a normal phone line - no need for internet access or a computer.
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November 29, 2006 by Brad.
Gigabyte has created some new graphics cards which use funky aftermarket Zalman coolers. We check out the X1950PRO and 7900GS at stock and overclocked.
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