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ATI risks drowning in a sea of green notebooks
13 December 2006, 10:35
With Vista and DX10 now just around the corner, notebooks need hardware that's up to the task. Right now, a green scene is being painted.
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ATi targets CeBIT for R600 launch - Willy Deeplung exclusive!
12 December 2006, 22:40
Courtesy of William F Deeplung IV, we can report - exclusively and definitively (or, should that really be somewhat speculatively?) that V-day is going to be R-day for us P-people
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Will R600's performance be enough to put ATi back in the lead?
12 December 2006, 19:20
The little birds over in Taipei have been twittering about the performance of ATi's much-delayed R600 graphic processor. But Willy Deeplung wonders whether it will be good enough to overcome ...
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Interview with Intel Marketing Man, Don MacDonald
12 December 2006, 18:03
Don is vice president of the Sales and Marketing Group and director of Corporate Brands and Marketing for Intel. He is in charge of Intel's branding and marketing worldwide. HEXUS ...
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All the might of the AMD/ATi combine can't deliver R600 on time
12 December 2006, 17:33
While trawling the night markets in Old Taipei, ol' Willy Deeplung heard word about ATi's promised R600 part - not only how late it now is but also some of ...
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ATi keeps on spinning to try to get R600 right
12 December 2006, 17:29
ATi has attempted to create good working versions of the R600 a number of times but, for various reasons, has needed to re-spin the GPU. The company is now up ...
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Apacer showcases new WCG Edition Heatspreader Design
11 December 2006, 16:10
Over in hall 1 of the show, Apacer had on display its new WCG Edition overclocking DDR2 modules that have been designed for use in the World Cyber Games.
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UK outfit Crisp promising enhanced online protection for kids
11 December 2006, 15:48
UK-based outfit Crisp Thinking claims it's got solutions to prevent online bullying of kids and help keep them out of the hands of perves
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Booth Babes aplenty
11 December 2006, 15:37
No show coverage would be complete without giving you, our HEXUS readership, an opportunity to ogle at the lovely ladies hired to help promote the products.
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Lost planet: Extreme Condition playable at show
11 December 2006, 15:04
In one corner of Hall 3, Lost Planet: Extreme condition was being played by a few people in front of a sizeable crowd, along with a number of other recent ...
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PS3 Blu-ray Home Cinema setup
11 December 2006, 11:38
Sony was demonstrating playback of Blu-ray at the show connected up to some of their Home Cinema products such as their 46" KDL-46X2000-X display, which apart from using a Full-HD ...
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Smart Tablet PC with GPS on display at Asus
11 December 2006, 11:28
Asus had some interesting products on show at it's stand in Hall 1, one of which was this Vista compatible tablet PC with built-in GPS functionality.
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PS3s available in Taipei and at a great price.
11 December 2006, 11:22
Demand is still strong for PS3 with crowds getting wowed at Sony's stand, by demos of Gundam: Target in sight.
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Dragon Tour 2006 - DFI profile
11 December 2006, 10:39
jThe welcoming committee was out in full force. In the middle is Jarry Chang, R+D manager of the current LANParty line, and one of the pivotal reasons for the growth ...
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Dragon Tour 2006 - Shuttle profile
11 December 2006, 10:33
jThey best way of understanding the thinking behind a product necessitates a visit to the source, so that's exactly what we did
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Microsoft Live Search Books - massively useful and enjoyable
8 December 2006, 16:13
More than a year on from the original announcement, Microsoft this week introduced Live Search Books - its rival to Google Book Search
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Review: Foxconn GeForce 8800 GTX FV-N88XMAD2-OD
8 December 2006, 08:47
Our main concern for the Foxconn FV-N88XMAD2-OD centres around the fact that GeForce 8800 GTX is all about technology leadership by the early adopters, so Foxconn's comparatively late entrance into ...
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S3 Graphics $80 card 'ideal' for Vista and HD home cinema
7 December 2006, 17:04
S3 Graphics has available on its US web store an $80 DX9-compatible, low-profile addition to its Chrome S27 PCI Express graphics card range said to fully support 'the graphics demands ...
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iPod radio-transmitters legal in UK from tomorrow
7 December 2006, 15:19
From tomorrow, it will be legal in the UK to use miniature battery-powered FM transmitters that allow in-car radios to pick up music wirelessly from iPods and other personal music ...
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New vulnerability puts MS Word and Works users at risk
7 December 2006, 12:18
Take extra care with MS Word documents arriving by email or on the web. Microsoft's Security Advisory (929433) warns that 'specially crafted' docs can give bad-hats the same rights that ...
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100GB Apple iPod coming early next year?
6 December 2006, 13:30
Toshiba is introducing a 1.8in/100GB hard disk in early '07; Apple buys iPod HDDs from Tosh, and is an early adopter of its latest and greatest. So, a 100GB iPod ...
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AMD's move to 65nm begins
5 December 2006, 19:25
Technically the move to 65nm began when they started planning it, but today is the day AMD issued a press release announcing availability of 65nm CPUs.
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Review: Sapphire X1950 Pro ULTIMATE graphics card
5 December 2006, 07:41
In view of the undeniable benefits of RV570 as a midrange GPU, the considered effort that Sapphire has put into this SKU, and the minimal price hike for a 'special ...
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Prestigio's leather-clad Data Safe II USB pocket-size hard disk
4 December 2006, 16:06
Data Safe II from Prestigio Technologies is a leather-covered 2.5in HDD with one-touch back-up. It's offered in five data sizes from 40GByte to 120GByte and in black or brown leather
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Sapphire's advent giveaway
2 December 2006, 12:26
'Tis the season of Christmas giveaways, and Sapphire's going to town this year.
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3's mobile broadband to cost fiver a month; £10 with home TV
1 December 2006, 18:20
Mobile phone operator 3 today unveiled the pricing of its UK flat-rate mobile-internet service - X-Series. The cost is £5 or £10 a month on top of the normal voice ...
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Zune - three-play/ three-day workaround
1 December 2006, 18:04
Charlie White's come up with a way to work around the share-once restriction on Microsoft's Zune media player though, like the restriction itself, the work-around is a pain
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HEXUS - IDF 2006 :: Interview with Patrick P. Gelsinger - Intel 'Legend' and 'über geek'
30 November 2006, 18:47
An exclusive interview with Pat Gelsinger, self-confessed über-geek and Intel legend... and guess what? If he wasn't at Intel, he'd be a farmer!
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Review: AMD's '4x4' Quad-FX platform unveiled and benchmarked
30 November 2006, 07:16
Four is now the magic number. Forget dual-core and twin graphics cards in SLI or CrossFire mode - they're so last month...
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SATA DVD burners going mainstream 'in second half of 2007'
29 November 2006, 14:01
Burner makers in Taiwan are saying they expect to start switching to SATA mid-year as result of two factors - new PCs will be running Windows Vista and carrying Intel's ...
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Review: Shuttle XPC P2 3700G
29 November 2006, 08:42
In summary, with respect to our sample SKU, it all boils down to whether for £2000 you can accept the compromise of 'lesser' components for reduced space and greater portability
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RTX first to ship PC-free Skype/DECT wireless phone in Europe
28 November 2006, 01:41
It's with no little relief that we report there is at last a Skype wireless phone that UK and EU residents can buy - RTX's DUALphone 3088
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