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Life on the EEEdge: Daily life with Asus' tiny laptop 04 January, 2008 07:15:21
6 annoying things (and 3 great ones) about Asus' ultraportableLike many gearheads, I've owned a lot of portable computers over the years -- and I've wanted to replace every last one with a smaller, sleeker upgrade, from the "luggable" Apple IIc onward. But most of those upgrades have left me disappointed: with the lack of software; with cheap, hard-to-use interfaces; and with "optional" add-ons that were in fact very much necessary to make the machine useful. - +
Networking's greatest debates in the Data Center 29 October, 2007 07:34:19
All time classic debates include Mac Vs PC, Tape storage vs. disk storage and AMD vs. IntelA look at the greatest all time Data Center controversies in the history of the networking industry. - +
Five tips for low-energy business computing 02 January, 2008 07:00:27
Energy efficiency isn't just for the data center. Here's how to save some greenbacks by powering down out front.First, the data center dialed back its power consumption. Now it's the front office's turn. - +
Review roundup: Invasion of the ultrasmall desktop PCs 06 December, 2007 10:02:20
Good things come in small boxes -- including PCsLook inside a desktop PC and you'll find processors, drives, random access memory, video and audio adapters, and more. Yet mostly these big boxes enclose air.
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The low-power Atom chip has only just started finding its way into mini-laptops such as Asus's Eee PC 901, but that hasn't stopped speculation that the processor is destined for even smaller devices in the near future.
In May, it was claimed that Apple was working on a portable device slightly larger than the iPhone that would include the Atom, but the speculation suggested the product would be announced at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month. As that product didn't materialise, rumours of an Atom-based Apple product had gone quiet, until now.
FTN analyst Joanne Feeney said the Atom-based iPhone is likely to become available in 2009/2010 - about the time Intel is expected to release the next generation of the processor, codenamed Moorestown. Moorestown, based on a 32-nanometre production process, will be cheaper and more power-efficient than the original Atom, according to Feeney, making it ideal for the third-generation iPhone.
Apple has so far refused to comment on the rumours.
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ARN Panel Sessions: Day 3The last of our panel sessions recorded live at CeBIT 2008. Today, the topic is storage. Data is growing at an enormous rate, so what does the future hold?
Sony launches a new version of its Reader electronic book deviceSony launches a new version of its Reader electronic book device. The PRS-700 adds a touchscreen and reading light to the previous model and will go on sale in the U.S. in November.
Brian's bloopersIt takes a long time to produce an episode of Channel Watch. Maybe you'll understand why after watching this...
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F-Secure achieves excellent results in Internet security suite comparison 10 October, 2008 14:37:00
Lock It Up With Maxtor BlackArmour, Hardware Encrypted Storage Provides Government Grade Security For Consumers 10 October, 2008 09:04:00
M2M Connectivity announces the new Sierra Wireless MC8792V embedded module for 900 MHz 3G/HSPA networks 10 October, 2008 08:51:00
IOGEAR Gears Up in Australia 09 October, 2008 20:18:00
Symantec to Extend Online Services with Acquisition of MessageLabs 09 October, 2008 11:48:00
V/Line and Oakton use Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to develop an Executive HR Dashboard
With the help of Oakton, V/Line - Victoria's regional public transport provider - utilised Microsoft SQL Server 2008 to develop an Executive HR Dashboard report.
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