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Jul31
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Looking at my 1.5GHz Centrino Mobile processor in that laptop case I really feel little knowing that a bunch of guys from Tom's Hardware managed to overclock a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Quad 6600 to 5.1GHz using a cryogenic cooling system. Apparently they're claiming world record, but sadly I'm gonna have to break it for them. The OC team in Italy managed to overclock an Intel Pentium 4 631 up to 8.18 GHz (173-percent overclock). I'm pretty sure such a system can only work stable somewhere in Antarctica so until I get to move there, I'll have to work on my laptop. [Via PC World]
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Jul31
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Lately, I've heard a lot of rumors saying that Apple is not going to use Intel chipsets anymore. Apparently the company is interested in switching to AMD or VIA processors, but wouldn't count on it very much. I'm just as...
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Or at least that's what NASA says and I don't think there would be a reason for them to "lie". Do you? Since the Phoenix lander has identified water in a soil sample it collected in Mars earlier, they've decided...
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The success of the small laptop - the Eee PC - that ASUS brought on the market, made a lot of other companies to invest in building their own. But wait, ASUS is not going to leave the first place...
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Jul29
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The buzz these days is that former Google engineers released a new search engine, dubbed Cuil. Apparently it should be read as Cool, but I wouldn't be so sure if that's what I'll say it. Tom Costello and Anna Patterson...
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Oh, the Finish people from Nokia have to pay. Some €1.3 million in order to settle the Bochum dispute caused by the closure of the German factory (which reopened in Romania for much lower labor costs). The payment will be...
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Jul28
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The scenario is simple. You're tired at the office and you'd listen to some Buddha Bar music with a calm light that should help with the atmosphere. But you only have a standard light that's not very helpful to cheer...
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Richard Branson and crew went to the Mojave Desert to make it the center of the private space industry. Why? They unveiled Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnightTwo spaceship carrier as promised. Named EVE after Branson's mother, the spaceship apparently is now officially...
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Jul26
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We've heard Fujitsu was up to something and it wasn't far from the truth. The new Fujitsu Lifebook U2010 is here and we got both pics and specs of this crazy and versatile device. The miniature laptop (or call it...
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If you're like me and you've been using a computer for the last 12 years then you know that mouse ergonomics is very important. I guess that's why Mizanur Rehman has tried to design the perfect mouse. It's called the...
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Jul24
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Google has a "thing" with eco-friendly projects and the fact that they've put $2.75M in Aptera Motors through their RechargeIT investment program, is a great argument. The makers of that absurdly futuristic gas-sipper we've been following so far, Typ-1, are...
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Western Digital has been ostentatiously displaying its VelociRaptor hard drive for some time, but it's available just now for low-power, high-performance blade server applications. The 2.5-inch, 10,000RPM enterprise SATA drive (WD3000BLFS) is specially designed to fit snugly within 1U and...
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Jul22
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SanDisk's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Eli Harari, said that Windows Vista is not yet fully prepared for SSDs. Apparently the next generation of solid-state drives will use multilevel cell (MLC) technology, which will require a more sophisticated controller -...
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There's a new pocket friendly digital camera that Panasonic wants us to love. Dubbed Lumix DMC-FX150 it packs and absurd 14.7 megapixel sensor (why that much?), 28-millimeter wide-angle LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT lens, a 3.6x optical zoom and a host of...
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Jul20
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Processors / chipsets market are continously moving and changing, therefore I don't think it matters if you're AMD, Intel or VIA. Everyone wants to know your next move. It's like a game of chess.According to DigiTimes, Intel's next quad-core 3.2GHz...
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Jul18
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Green cars, and when I say that I'm not talking about paint, are getting more and more appeal from drivers scared with high oil prices.. Whenever you're thinking of an eco-friendly car you're thinking Fisker Karma, Tesla Roadster and now…...
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Jul17
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Hello there! Are you the new Centrino 2 platform?Three weeks of delay can do things to a dude's memory. 802.11 Wi-Fi problems you say? Well I just hope they are fixed now and you can start your job, and that...
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Jul16
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Birdies keep telling me that Microsoft is going to do something with its Xbox line. Reasons we believe it? Well, prices are dropping for the 20GB Xbox 360. This is not because Bill is such good person, but because they...
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Jul15
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What would you say if we tell you that designer Peter Coffin came out with the 3,000 LEDs UFO? More importantly what would you say if we tell you that it can be SMS-controlled? Robbie Williams beware! Built by Cinimon...
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Jul14
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Chinese manufacturers have proved to be great creators of clones and it's as simple as showing them something to build the twin, immediately. Want an example? Here's a clone of the Samsung U900 Soul. The forgery is called Jinpeng U900.It...
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ASUS has received a trip back to the real world when they announced that in the first six months of 2008m they only shipped 1.7 million Eee PCs. Auch! That is almost 300,000 less than their brave estimations. Of course,...
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Jul13
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All you point-and-shoot fans out there, Kodak has a surprise for you: the 10 megapixel Z-series EasyShare Z1015 IS. This small beast features Kodak's Perfect Touch processing, a 15x optical zoom, a 3-inch LCD, HD footage at 720p and 30...
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Jul10
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We have had the Atom-based D4 MID from Willcom in stores for some time now, but we really didn't say anything about that. Well it seems that Direct From Japan had in their hands the Sharp-branded version and were kind...
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Jul 9
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Samsung seems to be keeping its promises and we can only love them for that. The 1.8 and 2.5 inch SSDs with 64 and 128 GB capacities that were announced in January, are now out in the shelves and mass...
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