Dan's Data has posted issue 117 of their letters column
Customers are told to watch their accounts closely after a PC containing personal data is stolen.
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Company begins selling new version of mobile Pentium M chip so that select manufacturers can cut notebook prices.
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The chipmaker says its Memory Group achieved record sales of $673 million and predicts moderate growth for the third quarter.
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The highly anticipated sequel to the top-selling shooting game is about to be released in U.S. stores.
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Overclocking HQ has posted an editorial on the pros and cons of CRT and LCD monitors.
Chipmaker roughly meets expectations for the second quarter, but its outlook has slightly dimmed.
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ExtremeTech has posted a news story on Pioneer upcoming 16X DVD burner
Everything USB has posted a news story on an USB TV Tuner which weighs only 3 oz.
TurnTide's spam-sniffing router becomes another weapon in Symantec's security arsenal, after a multimillion-dollar takeover.
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Puget Computers has posted an article about Rebates
Dan's Data has posted issue 116 of their letters column
DesignTechnica has posted a new editorial: Be A Responsible Net Citizen
Sudhian Media has posted a new editorial: "Will Intel Kill x86-64 By Supporting It?"
Tarek Madkour shows some of the highlights of the many new features available for the C++ developer in the Visual Studio 2005 IDE.
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Hexus has posted an article on the availability of ATi RADEON X800 and NVIDIA GeForce 6800 in the UK
Among reasons for the move: The company's desire to reduce the number of customer complaints about Dell service.
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D-Silence send words that Memorex announces 16X Double Layer DVD drives
DesignTechnica has posted a new editorial: Flat Enough but not Black Enough
Dan has posted issue 115 of his letter columns
nV News has posted Far Cry Shader Model 3.0 Benchmark Results
Motherboard maker MSI is offering a free upgrade to consumers worried that they may have been stuck with one of the bad Intel "Grantsdale" boards.
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VR-Zone has posted some info regarding the upcoming Athlon 64 processors based on the 90nm "Winchester" core.
Dan has posted issue 114 of his letters column
The notebook memory-module flaw that Hewlett-Packard identified last week as having the potential to cause problems for all notebook manufacturers has thus far shown up only in HP notebooks, according to PC vendors, memory manufacturers, and industry analysts.
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Gmail members prohibited from trading, selling account names as entrepreneurs seek to profit on clublike demand for the service.
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McAfee is McAfee once again. After a seven-year stint doing business under the name Network Associates Inc., the company formerly known as McAfee Associates Inc. has readopted its founder's name and will be known as McAfee Inc., effective Wednesday.
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OC Workbench has posted a coverage from the Samsung Roadshow
Everything USB has posted a news story on Sony's 20GB Walkman
DesignTechnica has posted an editorial: I Wan My Tech TV
ExplosiveLabs has posted a new editorial: How To Make Millions of Dollars Playing Video Games
Hexus has send news about X800Pro to XT Softmodding
As expected, Intel Corp. on Monday unveiled the next generation of its Xeon processor, which will be the company's first chip to include the Extended Memory 64 Technology (EM64T) that allows the processor to run both 64-bit and 32-bit software.
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Macromedia on Monday will introduce Flash Lite 1.1, an update to the Flash Player profile for mobile phones that is intended to expand capabilities for multimedia applications.
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The Xeon rival to AMD's Opteron debuts in workstations, with server versions said to be on the way.
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Hardware Analysis has posted an article of nVidia's SLI implementation in their GeForce 6800 series
OCWorkbench has posted pictures and specs from the LEADTEK 6800Ultra
Bytesector has posted an article on Alexa
After downplaying need for 32/64-bit chips, Intel will jump into game with "Nocona," and the world will await verdict from benchmarkers.
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Chipmaker needs to check for manufacturing errors in certain batches of its ICH6, a component of its new desktop PC chipsets.
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Everything USB send words that the first USB OTG Hard Drive debuts
Chip is the first desktop Celeron manufactured using Intel's latest 90-nanometer chipmaking process.
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Measure to keep an eye on spyware takes a step closer to becoming law. Tech industry groups aren't too happy.
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Dan has posted issue 113 of his letters column
Elite Bastards has posted a new article about the most useless video card features of our time
Microsoft service jumps into e-mail storage battle, countering Google and Yahoo by upping storage limits for free users.
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