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Network Associates officials say they are not looking to sell the company to Microsoft or anyone else.
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MSDN has published a sneak preview of Visual Basic 2005
Intel Corp. plans to unveil its first processor with 64-bit extensions technology next week, sources familiar with Intel's plans indicated Tuesday.
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Adware maker WhenU.com challenged the Spyware Control Act on the grounds that it is unconstitutional.
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BOSTON - Dell Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP), IBM Corp., and Gateway Inc. all plan to incorporate Intel Corp.'s newest 915G/P and 925X Express chipsets into upcoming PCs for both consumers and corporate customers, the companies announced Monday.
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Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a new editorial titled The Case Of The Missing File Names
Have you ever opened up a folder in Windows Explorer, only to find all their file names have gone missing? All the files are there but you won't be able to see their names! What will you do? What will you do?!Read more
Luckily, we found the solution to this intriguing problem! Join PsYkHoTiK as he explores this problem and show you how to correct it!
Intel Corp. officially launched several new processors and its "Grantsdale" and "Alderwood" chipsets on Monday, ushering in a new generation of computing technology.
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A U.S. House subcommittee approved a bill on Thursday that would regulate computer "spyware," forcing software makers to notify consumers before installing some kinds of monitoring programs on their PCs.
The bill, introduced by California Republican Mary Bono and New York Democrat Ed Towns, is one of several targeting the kinds of annoying or potentially dangerous applications known as "spyware," "adware" or "malware."
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The bill, introduced by California Republican Mary Bono and New York Democrat Ed Towns, is one of several targeting the kinds of annoying or potentially dangerous applications known as "spyware," "adware" or "malware."
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Intel on Thursday offered an early look at its latest processors and chipsets at a pair of events in New York and San Francisco.
The chipmaker's preview of its Intel 915 Express and Intel 925 Express chipsets, along with a bevy of new Pentium 4 processors, comes just a few days ahead of their official debut in desktop PCs on Monday.
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The chipmaker's preview of its Intel 915 Express and Intel 925 Express chipsets, along with a bevy of new Pentium 4 processors, comes just a few days ahead of their official debut in desktop PCs on Monday.
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HardwareZoom has posted part 1 and part 2 of their Computex Taipeh 2004 roundup
The informant who tipped Microsoft to the identity of the "Sasser" computer worm's creator last month is among five people under investigation as possible accomplices, prosecutors said.
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PC Stats has posted an article on BTX
Wave of lawsuits and courtroom defeats may shutter maker of programs to copy DVDs and games.
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Dan has posted issue 34 of his I/O Letters column
One day after an apparent attack on its systems slowed access to leading Web sites such as yahoo.com, google.com and microsoft.com, distributed computing company Akamai Technologies Inc. said that it was the victim of a sophisticated, large-scale attack aimed at specific customer Web sites.
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Sudhian has posted a new editorial: What Happened to the Midrange Market?
Hardware Analysis has posted an editorial on Intel's Socket-775 platform
A global attack on the DNS (domain name system) caused disruptions affecting customers of Internet hosting company Akamai Technologies Inc., including search engine sites, said Jeff Young, an Akamai spokesman.
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BOSTON - A service disruption at content hosting company Akamai Technologies Inc. cut off access to some of the Internet's major Web sites Tuesday, including Google.com, and Microsoft.com, according to The SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center.
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Industry executives say that the newest 16X DVD burners that will ship this fall will run into the same physical limits as CD-ROM drives, ending the "X race" of faster and faster speeds.
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VR-Zone has published a coverage from the first day at the CommunicAsia2004
Chipmaker steps up its schedule for double-barreled desktop chips to better compete with rival Intel.
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The 16X DVD+R specification was sent to manufacturers at the beginning of June, paving the way for 16X native DVD burners to start appearing in a few months.
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AMDBoard has posted the specification of the ULi M1573 Chipset
Dan has posted issue 111 of his letters column
Chipmaker finds there's no business like the NOR business for stealing share from rival Intel.
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The DVD Forum this week approved HD-DVD 1.0, a specification that wil compete with Blu-Ray for the future of the DVD disc format.
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Dan has posted issue 110 of his letters column
Everything USB send words that Imation's Australian division has an USB Disk organizer that can store up to 100 12cm DVDs or CDs.
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Advanced Micro Devices plans to develop a new line of processors that will serve the needs of the basic PC market, the company said Monday.
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D-Silence reports that Sony unveils a new Dual RW DVD burner that can write to DVD+R discs at speeds up to 12X on certified 8X DVD+R media
Ninjalane has posted day 2 of their Computx 2004 coverage
Hardware Analysis has posted their Computex 2004 report
Symantec is hoping to ease the desktop migration process with a tool that automates many of the more mundane, time-consuming tasks associated with moving corporate users to new systems.
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Dan has posted issue 108 of his letters column
VR-Zone has posted a full report from the Computex Taipei 2004
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EverythingUSB send words that Philips will start shipping the versatile 4-in-1 KEY019 digital camcorder today.
OCWorkbench has posted day 3 of their Computex 2004 coverage
hardCOREware.net has posted a coverage from the Gigabyte Factory Tour
Hardware Zoom has visit the ABIT Test labs in Taiwan
Dell has begun offering higher capacity double-layer DVD burners as an option on several of its desktops and notebooks for consumers. The company began offering on Wednesday dual-layer 12X DVD+RW drives on its Dimension 8300 and Dimension XPS desktops.
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