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Hitachi promises first 1TB hard disk drive this quarter!
8 January 2007, 02:51
The computer world has been watching and waiting for the launch of the first one terabyte (1TByte) hard disk drive and it's now in sight - due this quarter from ...
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Samsung develops 'true' double-sided LCD
7 January 2007, 17:11
Samsung develops 'true' double-sided LCD
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Outrage at UK/US Vista price difference
7 January 2007, 11:55
But are we just victims of a strong pound and more taxes?
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Review: Samsung SE-S184 18x USB DVD burner - world exclusive review
6 January 2007, 02:29
Samsung's SE-S184 is claimed to be the world's fastest USB external DVD burner. We check out its writing and reading speeds, see how well it works and ponder the need ...
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LaCie's new external Blu-ray Disc burner can't play BD movies!
5 January 2007, 18:16
LaCie is set to introduce an external Blu-ray Disc burner in the UK later this month, despite the fact that it's not able to play protected BD movies
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Apple move to Intel opens way for Adobe software comeback
5 January 2007, 14:27
Apple's switch to Intel CPUs has had a lot of benefits, including increased sales, but the move also has downsides such as Adobe's pro video editor Premiere returning to the ...
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$100 OLPC laptop coming in July but you can try the OS now!
4 January 2007, 17:44
The first PCs for the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project could be in the hands of third-world users by July. However, you can try out the laptop's operating system ...
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Review: ECS Elitegroup PN2 SLI2+ nForce 680i SLI motherboard
4 January 2007, 08:39
What our review has shown is that it is no better/worse than the competition that have employed a similar approach. It's expensive, yes, and you should only seriously consider it ...
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So what's Turbo Flash?
3 January 2007, 17:15
Your first thought is wrong. It's not a way to quickly expose one's self in public. Oh no. It is, in fact, much more decent than that.
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Corsair joins the care@HEXUS community
3 January 2007, 10:44
Memory and enthusiast product manufacturer Corsair has today opened the doors to its care@HEXUS forum.
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Review: HEXUS Dragon Tour - abit's wares for early '07
3 January 2007, 09:00
What you will see from abit at CES 2007, delivered now!
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Rahul's Predictions for 007
1 January 2007, 14:26
Today seems like a good day to talk about predictions for 2007. VoodooPC's Rahul Sood shares what he thinks will happen over the next 12 months.
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Review: Acronis True Image 10 Home Edition
28 December 2006, 15:36
So yes, about backups. Hands up if you've ever regretted not doing them enough? Thought so.
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Global communication feels after-effects of Taiwan quake
27 December 2006, 20:03
Global Communication Feels After-Effects of Taiwan Quake
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Review: Antec Nine Hundred Chassis
27 December 2006, 09:29
Antec's Nine Hundred chassis features a massive 200mm fan shoe-horned into its head, its a big, brash gaming chassis for the masses.
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Social network users have ruined their privacy, forever
26 December 2006, 11:35
Students at the University of Bristol have recently been warned of the dangers of posting to social networking websites. They aren't the first to hear these warnings, and they won't ...
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Review: Thecus N1200 RouStor NAS first look
25 December 2006, 11:06
Our preview look has left us with the feeling that whilst most people don't strictly need a NAS device, it is such a useful tool.
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PowerColor to launch fan-free Radeon X1950 Pro!
22 December 2006, 09:18
PowerColor has obviously noticed the popularity of the X1950 Pro SKU and, teaming up with Arctic Cooling, is launching a completely passively-cooled card that will retail for just £10 more.
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Review: Cooler Master Media Center 280
22 December 2006, 08:43
Cooler Master thinks its bringing something special to the market in the form of its brand new Cooler Master Media Center 280 series chassis, an apparent twist on the HTPC ...
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Sapphire working on dual-GPU X1950 board
21 December 2006, 11:11
Since the rebirth of multi-GPU technology, we've seen but a handful of graphics boards with two GPUs on them.
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More blue laser diodes inbound, thanks Sharp!
19 December 2006, 10:15
Sharp has started commercial production of blue laser diodes, which could be good news for manufacturers of both blue laser HD formats.
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Hundreds of ATI SKUs ahoy (potentially...)
14 December 2006, 19:40
We've learned that ATI's got a new method for shutting down knackered bits of chips, paving the way for better yields and potentially a slew of SKUs.
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Skype boosts fun and productivity with V3.0 Windows software
14 December 2006, 17:53
With its latest software release, Skype is aiming to make free internet telephony and chat more fun and more productive - and to increase your usage of its services, of ...
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GPU codenames, anyone?
13 December 2006, 17:47
Find out what AMD's upcoming ATI GPUs are codenamed. There are some weird'uns.
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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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