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Sandisk Offers Hybrid HDD-SDD Storage Solution
SanDisk Corporation today unveiled a solid-state storage solution that works in conjunction with a PC’s hard drive to store and launch the computer’s operating system and software applications.
HTC To Launch Smartphone With Built-in GPS
HTC, the world’s leading provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile smart devices, today launched the HTC Touch Cruise, the third member of the HTC Touch product family and the first to feature in-built GPS for personal navigation.
Intel Plans To Enhance Online Video Quality With New Chips
Intel announced a new family of microprocessors that will help the processing of high-definition video via the Internet.
“Call of Duty” casts players in modern combat
The sniper crouches down in the tall grass, then pauses using his scope to draw a bead on an enemy soldier, who staggers back in a spray of blood.
BenQ Introduces Ultra-Compact CP220c Digital Projector
BenQ today introduces the ultra-compact CP220c digital projector – a highly portable presentation tool for mobile professionals on the go.
AMD Delivers First Stream Processor with Double Precision Floating Point Technology
AMD today announced the AMD FireStream 9170 Stream Processor and an accompanying Software Development Kit (SDK) designed to harness the massive parallel processing power of the graphics processing unit (GPU).
Google Maps Available at Gas Stations
The gas pump maker, Gilbarco Veeder-Root will ship a new line of pump equiped with a touchscreen and Google Maps.
“Call of Duty” casts players in modern combat
The sniper crouches down in the tall grass, then pauses using his scope to draw a bead on an enemy soldier, who staggers back in a spray of blood.
Apple fans brave rain for European iPhone launch
AMD taps graphics chip for data-crunching
Advanced Micro Devices launched a new graphics chip on Thursday modified to crunch huge amounts of data, with potential customers in financial, engineering and scientific industries.
ReaddleUp lets Mac users to access documents on the iPhone
Readdle.com announces the release of ReaddleUp, the software that allows people to make their electronic books, text files and business documents viewable at any place using their iPhone or iPod Touch.
Microsoft adds new parental controls to Xbox 360
Microsoft said on Wednesday it is adding a feature to its Xbox 360 that limits the amount of time children can play video games.
Sony to pull out of R&D for making 32-nano chips
Sony said it was withdrawing from joint research with IBM and Toshiba to develop the manufacturing technology for producing microchips with circuitry of 32 nanometers or less.
Nonprofit group starts making low-cost laptops
A nonprofit group said on Tuesday production of a new laptop computer for children in developing countries had begun, a milestone that could shake up the PC industry by ushering in a new era of low-cost computing.
Microsoft sees long-life potential for Xbox 360
Microsoft sees potential for its Xbox 360 video game console to stay on the market longer than the five-year lifespan that is typical for gaming hardware, an executive said on Tuesday.
Apple’s iPhones poised to hit Britain and Germany
The most eagerly awaited gadget of the year, Apple’s
Lenovo unveils its first addition to Think PCs
Lenovo, the world’s third-biggest personal computer maker, on Tuesday unveiled its first new Think-branded products since buying the PC unit of International Business Machines in 2005.
Nokia says door open to Google alliance
Nokia would not rule out taking part in Google’s new mobile software alliance, which is seen rivaling Nokia’s own plans, a spokesman for the world’s top mobile phone maker said on Tuesday.
Sony to launch new PlayStation 2 model in Japan
Sony said it plans to launch a lighter version of its PlayStation 2 game console later this month, in a bid to drive sales of the seven-year-old machine heading into the crucial holiday season.
Dell to buy data storage network firm
Dell said on Monday it will buy data storage network company EqualLogic for $1.4 billion, its largest acquisition ever, as it seeks to boost its fastest-growing business segment.
Microsoft and ESPN are teammates for Xbox Live
ESPN has signed a deal to bring full-length games and TV shows to Xbox Live, the online entertainment network for Microsoft’s Xbox 360.
RIM launches software aimed at smaller firms
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion is rolling out a professional software package aimed at small and medium businesses with up to 30 wireless users, the company said on Monday.
Dueling videogames “Guitar Hero,” “Rock Band” face off
The October 28 launch of “Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock” struck the first chord in a highly anticipated battle of the bands between music-based videogames that will only get louder when rival “Rock Band” arrives November 20.
Robot car technology heads for the road
Robotic cars were a technological success at a race of driverless vehicles this weekend. Now the technology heads for real road.