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From DailyTech: The financial and structural problems for Palm continue to pile up with no apparent viable outcome other than selling the company. Palm started the week already under constant pressure, but it got worse when it was disclosed Michael Abbott, Palm Vice President of... |
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From Tom's Hardware: As far as Windows-based laptops go, Sony makes some of the most stylish and expensive ones. Now Sony is planning on launching a secondary laptop division that will bear the Vaio name, but won't be designed in-house. Deputy president of Sony Vaio’s Business Group... |
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From Tom's Hardware: When Apple announced that its new 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pros had both the Intel HD IGP as well as a discrete Nvidia GT 330M GPU and it could switch seamlessly between them automatically, we assumed that it was using the Nvidia Optimus technology – but it isn't... |
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From InfoWorld: HP has unveiled a new "edge-to-core networking portfolio" based on technology built by 3Com, just one week after closing the $2.7 billion acquisition of the network vendor. HP also announced Monday that its newest "Cisco-free" data center takes advantage of HP/3Com... |
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From PC World: Lenovo showed off a tweaked version of Google's Android operating system on its upcoming Lephone handset, as the company also launched an application download store for the phone and other products. Lenovo also announced a service that will automatically push e-mail... |
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From CNET News.com: Cisco Systems has finally managed to acquire video-conferencing vendor Tandberg. The networking giant announced Monday that it has completed a so-called voluntary offer for Tandberg, with 91.1 percent control of the Oslo, Norway-based company. Cisco said it will... |
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From DailyTech: When Apple made the switch to Intel processors back in 2006, many in the Apple community were worried about what the future would be like for the the Mac platform. Apple owners didn't need to worry, however, as the move to Intel processors bought faster performance... |
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From DailyTech: Two pieces of software have worked together to make Microsoft what it is today -- Windows and Office. These are the bread and butter of the Microsoft empire and the two different programs make up the lion's share of revenue for Microsoft in software. Microsoft has... |
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