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From Tom's Hardware: The launch of Nvidia Corp.’s GeForce GTX 400-series graphics boards is getting closer and it looks like ATI’s add-in-board partners are gearing up for this launch just like Nvidia’s allies. At least three manufacturers of graphics cards are preparing to release... |
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From X-bit Labs: ATI, graphics business unit of Advanced Micro Devices, is planning to release commercially release its graphics cards that supports output to six monitors in the coming weeks. The novelty will carry rather unprecedented amount of memory and will represent a secret... |
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From InfoWorld: A mobile phone with Google's Android operating system that was delayed in China will now ship next week, in the latest sign that Android has gone largely unscathed by a row between Google and the Chinese government. A subsidiary of mobile carrier China Unicom has... |
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From PC World: Google has defended HTC, which manufacturers the search engine's Nexus One, after Apple accused HTC of infringing 20 of its patents. "We are not a party to this lawsuit. However, we stand behind our Android operating system and the partners who have helped us to... |
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From CNET News.com: After the Windows Phone 7 launch passed without so much as a mention of Project Pink, Microsoft's other new phone project started to fade into memory. Today, we can confirm: Pink's coming, and Verizon's the carrier. Since the documents come from a party working... |
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From DailyTech: Metered internet pricing is a controversial suggestion, both in wireless and wired form. Basically, most iterations of the plan boil down to low-usage users' costs remaining similar to current costs, but high usage users having to pay much more than their current... |
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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. plans to release inexpensive central processing units (CPUs) with unlocked multipliers designed for overclockers in an attempt to offer appealing products for enthusiasts, who do not want to spend to much on personal computers. Historically, neither of... |
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From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp. has blamed its partners among computer makers for frequent re-branding of their products. The company said that original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) need to constantly offer customers something new, which is why Nvidia is forced to rename its old... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft plans to spend $9.5 billion on research and development this year, which a senior executive said Thursday is more than any competitor. The figure is $3 billion more than the next closest technology company, said Kevin Turner, Microsoft's chief operating... |
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