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The Intel EP80579 microprocessor is the first of a new generation of embedded processors designed to power a range of devices from television set-top boxes to mobile Internet devices to telecommunications infrastructure.
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Google's OpenSocial guru David Glazer speaks optimistically about the social Web at F8, where it looks like he and his colleagues could be hugging it out with Facebook over Google's Friend Connect service. Will Facebook allow Friend Connect to grace its site one day?
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Rear projection, front projection, short throw, ultrashort throw, touch-screen whiteboards and LCD screens. Business projectors are more than just the home theater of the office and conference room. A little know-how and a few tricks enable more than presentations and make the projector a business tool. Knowing your options can prove valuable the next time someone asks you to review or recommend a projector or large-screen display.
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AMD is denying reports that it will sell off its fabrication plants, or fabs, in Germany as part of a plan to cut expenses and refocus the chip maker’s energy of processors and graphics.
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Four of the top consumer electronics manufacturers are backing a technology to send wireless signals from a single set-top box to multiple devices around the home or office.
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MindTouch hopes to replace MediaWiki as the premier collaboration platform by integrating with as many popular business applications and legacy systems as makes sense. Its target customer? The Microsoft systems integrator looking to enhance user value.
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The New York Civil Liberties Union says it will challenge the new law, which mandates that video games sold in New York clearly label ratings for violent content.
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Intel delivers a Linux-compatible open-source library aimed at improving the performance of C++ applications on multicore processors.
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Texas Memory Systems' RamSan-440 reportedly sustains a record 600,000 IOPS and quadruples capacity for RAM-based solid-state disks.
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Dell is converting its Precision desktop workstation into a rack-mounted system that will move more computing into the data center. The Dell R5400 workstation server is equipped with Intel Xeon processors and will compete against IBM and HP blade-based workstations.
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As an alternative to its pay-per-user pricing model, Coghead jumps into the utility pricing game by offering its platform as a service software for $50 per two access points. The pricing change could help the company keep up with Salesforce.com, Bungee and Google.
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AMD Chief Marketing Officer Nigel Dessau says AMD will pass on the low-cost notebook or netbook market for now, although Web sites are offering interesting details about a low-cost AMD notebook chip. Dessau is also looking to strengthen AMD's Opteron brand after problems with the quad-core version of the processor.
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Microsoft Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 is available for download and will start automatic rollouts by early August. The Microsoft Windows Home Server update includes support for home PCs running 64-bit Windows Vista and enhanced remote access.
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Google erred on the conservative side by offering its new Android SDK to only the 50 winners of the Android Developer Challenge. My guess is that Google's Android mission will now be full disclosure of the SDK and its overall open-source development practice.
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Intel is dropping the prices of several Xeon server processors and its Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad desktop chips. Intel is reducing the price of its processors less than a week after the chip maker announced its positive 2008 second-quarter earnings.
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External battery options now charge handhelds and USB accessories, in
addition to notebook PCs.
Toshiba's SSD-equipped Portege R500 packs solid performance into a slim 1.72-pound chassis without skimping on peripheral expansion options.
Lenovo's leading-edge ThinkPad X300 packs power-savings into a petite and pricey three-pound chassis.
The sub-$1,000 LifeBook S7211 could work well for mainstream corporate computing, but only with added RAM.
Review: The Satellite Pro A210 might not be well-suited for mobile workstation or gaming roles, but this sub-$1000 notebook has what it takes to serve well for mainstream business computing uses.
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