VIA Hardware has posted a coverage from the QuakeCon 2002
The lumbering economy stings the software maker, which says it will cut 7 percent of its work force after reporting significantly lower second-quarter earnings and sales.
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The hard drive maker discontinues sales of a network storage system product line, citing a smaller-than-expected market and difficulties establishing a brand.
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T-Break has posted a detailed picture of the upcoming ASUS KT400 motherboard along with its specs.
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After 10 months, Dell drops its low-price, fixed-configuration SmartStep desktop PC in favor of a variation of its new Dimension 2300 desktop.
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Big Blue is eliminating the positions primarily in the services and microelectronics divisions, the company revealed in an SEC filing.
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What, no Windows? Next month the PC maker will give bulk business customers a choice of buying desktops without Microsoft's operating system, or any other, pre-installed.
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The company will hit the switch on its Xbox Live online game-playing service a year after the console was released. But the timing could let Sony steal a march.
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The chipmaker plans to increase the performance of its microprocessors next year, in part by spreading out its silicon atoms, taking a leap into the nanotechnology era.
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Privately held magazine company Ziff Davis Media said Monday that most of its bondholders had approved its financial restructuring, enabling the embattled publisher to avoid filing for bankruptcy.
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Warp2Search send words that TechNET (Microsoft UK) offers Windows .NET RC1 and other trial software for free.
AbsoluteTelnet is a fast 32-bit telnet client that also supports SSH1, SSH2, TAPI Dialup and direct COM port connections. Rock solid emulation gives AbsoluteTelnet the edge, along with SOCKS Proxy, port forwarding, X11 forwarding, XTERM Mouse, session logging, Passthru printing, Color/Font settings, and a host of terminal options round out a feature set that is sure to satisfy the most demanding user.
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Neowin is back online after a downtime of 3 days
The programming language specialist says expansion plans are behind the resignation of founder and CEO Dick Hardt and the naming of a new board leader Nick Bedford.
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The database software behemoth is in a deal with Dell Computer that it hopes will expand the adoption of its e-business software in midsized businesses.
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Hardware-Test has posted a review on the digital surround set from JAZZ with DTS and Dolby Digital
Microsoft has released a DirectPlay 8.2 beta patch for New World Order. Thanks Mark.
Microsoft has released a new build of Windows XP Service Pack 1 to the beta testers. Thanks NaTaN.
SystemCooling.com has posted an article on the Pentium 4 Northwood.
Microsoft, IBM and BEA Systems plan to announce new specifications that the companies hope will help drive adoption of Web services.
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NOTEBOOKS WITH DESKTOP processors may promise better performance than those with notebook chips, but the added processing power means nothing if the desktop chip overheats the laptop and causes it to malfunction. Problems with such a machine, Toshiba's Satellite 5005 series notebook, has spawned a class action lawsuit, a step that might cause PC vendors to rethink how they design and market such machines.
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The DVD+RW Alliance, one of two industry groups battling to set a rewritable DVD standard, unveils a new specification that should cut recording times.
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In a nutshell, HP's labs are proposing and testing using inkjet nozzles to spray microprocessors with liquid to cool them. The other part of this story is a related effort to design robots to patrol datacenters, looking for thermal hot spots.
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Digital Silence has posted a short editorial on what NVIDIA's next move might be if the NV30 gets delayed.
WinHQ has posted a review on the Topower 470W Power Supply.
OC Workbench has posted an article about How to RMA your IBM HD
3dXtreme send words that the InovaPC magazine launched
Mark Minasi's Expert guide to Windows 98 is now available for free download.
The software maker hopes business customers frustrated by Microsoft's controversial new licensing programs will be ready for a change.
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Public outcry among programmers, researchers and technologists prompts Hewlett-Packard to back down from its stark warning earlier in the week.
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The chipmaker blames Windows XP for the demise of AnyPoint, its line of wireless home networking cards and access points for consumers.
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NT Compatible's new sister site Linux Compatible is online.
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Running already Linux? Please take a few minutes and submit results to the new compatibility database. Thanks.
NT Compatible users: The user database is shared between both sites. You can use your username/password from NT Compatible to login.
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Running already Linux? Please take a few minutes and submit results to the new compatibility database. Thanks.
NT Compatible users: The user database is shared between both sites. You can use your username/password from NT Compatible to login.
After failing to woo consumers away from file swapping, the major label-backed service will offer subscribers unlimited access to songs.
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The update to the America Online service won't be a dramatic shift from version 7.0, but the company's Web search engine now is powered by Google.
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AMERICA ONLINE (AOL) Wednesday released a beta version of AOL 8.0. The new version includes improved search tools, better spam filtering, and new features for instant messaging.
AOL 8.0 comes about two weeks after Microsoft detailed the forthcoming MSN 8.0, and said it will begin charging for the software.
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AOL 8.0 comes about two weeks after Microsoft detailed the forthcoming MSN 8.0, and said it will begin charging for the software.
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Hewlett-Packard targets researchers for discussing a software vulnerability in what appears to be the first attempt to expand controversial copy protection law to security flaws.
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Photo giants Olympus and Fuji Photo Film announce a new removable media format despite analyst concerns that camera buyers already have to deal with too many storage choices.
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Amid the aftermath of the California debacle, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison swears an oath that the database company's financial results are correct--on orders from the SEC.
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ZIFF DAVIS MEDIA, which was a major player in technology publishing with PC magazine and the now-closed Yahoo Internet Life, has been telling advertisers that it will be forced to enter a prepackaged bankruptcy by the end of this week, according to a major advertiser and two publishing executives who are close to the situation.
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ZIFF DAVIS MEDIA, which was a major player in technology publishing with PC magazine and the now-closed Yahoo Internet Life, has been telling advertisers that it will be forced to enter a prepackaged bankruptcy by the end of this week, according to a major advertiser and two publishing executives who are close to the situation.
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A denial-of-service attack rendered the site unavailable over the weekend after the group endorsed legislation to allow copyright holders to disrupt peer-to-peer networks.
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The rival software makers settle all claims in a series of patent suits between the companies. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
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IBM has deepened its commitment to providing partitioning tools for its Intel-based servers, announcing a deal Monday to sell directly and support server partitioning software from VMware.
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Gateway and Micron take the wraps off budget notebooks with Pentium 4 desktop chips, becoming the latest PC makers to prefer powerful processors to portable ones. What's the trade-off for buyers?
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THE U.S. SERVER market has seen its second consecutive month of growth, while the worldwide market has remained flat, according to Dataquest, a unit of Gartner Inc.
Worldwide server shipments totaled 1.08 million units in the second quarter of 2002, up 0.5 percent over the same quarter last year, Dataquest said in a statement of its preliminary research statistics released Monday.
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Worldwide server shipments totaled 1.08 million units in the second quarter of 2002, up 0.5 percent over the same quarter last year, Dataquest said in a statement of its preliminary research statistics released Monday.
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Drive maker Western Digital begins shipping a new drives with up to 200GB of capacity--a whopping 80GB more than found in most high-end consumer PCs.
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