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If you own five different brands of laptops in your household, chances are that, you will have five different AC adapters that are simply not compatible with each other. Heck, if you own five laptops from the same manufacturer in different product lines, chances are that you would st... |
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From DailyTech: Seagate is the world's largest maker of hard drives which go into computers and a myriad of other electronic devices. The technology and hardware behind hard drives is closely guarded and in many cases protected by patents and NDAs. Seagate has been fighting a legal... |
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From DailyTech: Cloud computing is already being used by consumers and businesses with services like Google Apps and Google Voice. Many are hesitant to put their information on cloud systems outside of their control, but Google still sees cloud computing as the future and has big... |
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From DailyTech: The poor global economy hit the electronics industry hard. LCD TV makers were hard hit right along with computer makers and other companies. The economy is slowly starting to come back though and DisplaySearch has released its LCD TV numbers for Q3 2009... |
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From CNET News.com: Just because something can benefit from some improvement doesn't mean that it's necessarily bad for you. That's basically what a San Francisco appeals court said when it upheld a previous ruling that Apple iPod earbuds cannot be held responsible for hearing loss... |
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From X-bit Labs: Corsair Memory and OCZ Technology Group, two leading suppliers of DRAM- and flash-based computer components, recently updated Firmware on select solid-state drives (SSDs) to add so-called “Trim” function and boost performance of those SSDs under Windows 7 operating... |
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From InfoWorld: Microsoft is bending its Office franchise toward netbooks and developing packages that are unique to that market, according to the head of the company's business division. Speaking at Tuesday's Morgan Stanley Technology Conference, Stephen Elop, president of... |
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From PC World: LG Electronics has developed handheld terminals compatible with the U.S. mobile digital TV format and will show them at next week's International Consumer Electronics Show, it said Thursday. The products include the DP570MH, a portable DVD player, and several cell... |
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From CNET News.com: Just because something can benefit from some improvement doesn't mean that it's necessarily bad for you. That's basically what a San Francisco appeals court said when it upheld a previous ruling that Apple iPod earbuds cannot be held responsible for hearing loss... |
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