Hardwarezoom has posted day 1 of their Computex 2004 coverage
ExtremeTech reports that Silicon Integrated Systems on Monday announced its first PCI Express chipsets, which support DDR-2 memories at speeds up to 667-MHz.
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Hoping to ease the migration process involved with moving corporate users to new desktops, Symantec on Tuesday unveiled a new tool that automates many of the more mundane tasks associated with PC migration.
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BOSTON - Intel Corp. expanded its roster of mobile processors Tuesday with its first 90-nanometer chips designed specifically for larger notebooks that offer greater performance but with less mobility.
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Everything USB send words that ADS has a new USB video capture solution
4 new Computex 2004 coverages are now online
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Hardware Analysis has posted a coverage from the Computex 2004
ExplosiveLabs.COM has posted an editorial: Confessions of a Former Music Pirate
D-Silence has posted a news story that Pretec will demonstrate the world's fastest Flash Memory Card
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OCWorkbench has posted a Computex 2004 preview
Dan has published another letters column
AOL is planning to release an updated Netscape Navigator as early as June, but whether one of the Web's original browsers will make a comeback remains uncertain.
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Everything USB send words that Kanguru announced a 4GB flash drive that holds 8GB (with 2:1 compression)
Dan has posted issue 106 of his letters column
Advanced Micro Devices has added a new Athlon-based processor to its embedded product line, which it has renamed using its abstract "model number" scheme.
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Microsoft's CEO announced tools at the TechEd conference that allow developers to build security-enhanced Web services using the latest Web services protocol specifications.
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The latest version, in a public beta for a month, ties the IM client into more of Yahoo's portal services.
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Iomega Corp. will begin shipping a dual-layer, 12X DVD+R burner in June, the company said Monday.
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Everything USB send words that the Swiss Memory USB Knife is now shipping.
Intel Corp. has picked up several design teams from Elbrus MCST, the legendary microprocessor design house that at one time set its sights on the Itanium processor.
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One of the most comprehensive refreshes of Intel architecture will start rolling out this summer. The PCI Express bus will replace current I/O interfaces, such as PCI for device interconnects and AGP8X for graphics, on all servers, workstations, desktops, notebooks, and communications devices.
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Sudhian has posted a new editorial: When an Optimization Becomes a Cheat
AMDBoard has posted photos and specs of the first Dual-Opteron Barebone
All Computers Inc. filed a patent lawsuit against Intel Corp. Thursday claiming that Intel's Pentium II processor infringed upon a circuit design patented by All Computers.
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Dan has published issue 105 of his letters column
At the spring analyst meeting, Intel's President stated that the company will not enable 64-bit functionality in existing Prescott cores that have already shipped.
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DesignTechnica has posted a new editorial: LCD Resolution: When Bigger Is Actually Smaller
Dan's Data has published issue 33 of their I/O letters column
Transmeta Corp. said future microprocessors from the company would support the "NX" security protocol due from Microsoft Corp. in Windows XP Service Pack 2.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will release dual-core Opteron processors for servers and workstations in 2005, the same time frame that Intel Corp. plans for its first dual-core products, an AMD executive said Monday.
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HotHardware has posted ATI's position on upgradeable modules in mobile graphics
Gaming Illustrated has posted day 3 of their E3 report
PDA Today has posted a coverage from the second day on the E3
Dan has published issue 104 of his letters column
Dan's Data has published a column on PC audio
Alienware Corp. has designed a "video array" that places two PC graphics cards in parallel on a single motherboard, an innovation that could dramatically its PCs' graphics processing power.
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BOSTON - Later this year, Intel Corp. will turn on security features and 64-bit extensions within the Prescott core as it ships PC and server processors based on Prescott and the Grantsdale chipset in the second half of the year, Intel President and Chief Operating Officer Paul Otellini said during Intel's spring analyst meeting Thursday in New York.
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Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a coverage of the Intel Dothan launch on Intel's Mobility Day
Team ARP was recently invited by Intel to the launch of the new Dothan processor on Intel's Mobility Day. Representing Team ARP were PsYkHoTiK and ZuePhOk.Read more
Although the local IT publications were also invited, Adrian's Rojak Pot was the only hardware site to be invited to the event. Let's check out their report!
PDAToday has posted their coverage from the first day of E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles.
An Nvidia Corp. representative confirmed Wednesday that the company has lowered its estimated power requirements for its GeForce 6800 Ultra GPU to the point where only a single power connector is required.
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German police said Wednesday they searched five apartments in northern Germany in an effort to track down suspected accomplices of an 18-year-old who confessed to creating the Sasser computer worm and the Netsky virus.
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The U.S. Congress takes a step toward revising the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which has attracted extensive criticism during the past six years.
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The "slate" version of the Tablet PC that Microsoft Corp. and its partners pioneered seems to be increasingly marginalized, a victim of a desire to bring "electronic ink" technologies into notebook PCs.
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Everything USB has posted a news story on Delkin's USB Bridge
Thanks ic144. The PC enthusiast market has another competitor.
Hexus has posted an Intel Desktop Processor Roadmap Update
The chip giant launches the new design with three new laptop chips. It also outlines a push to equip more consumer-oriented notebooks with wireless networking capabilities.
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