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ASUS exposes NVIDIA physics card product
22 September 2006, 15:31
Nvidia is developing a standalone games physics processing card, motherboard maker Asus has let slip.
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Watch iPod videos on a 50in virtual display with PDT Eye-Theatre
22 September 2006, 14:39
Watch iPod videos on a 50in virtual display with PDT Eye-Theatre
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Nokia 6288 - 3G slide phone with 'high-quality' video playing
22 September 2006, 11:02
Nokia's latest is the 6288, a 3G slide phone weighing 115g and fitted with a 262,144-colour, QVA (320x240) display that's said to offer high-quality video playing capabilities
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Longer running, brighter-screen, five-colour ali iPod nanos
21 September 2006, 15:06
Jobs claimed that the nano had become the most popular player in the world and seemed confident that continued success would be delivered by the new-generation model with its even ...
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Four 1080p full-HD models in Sony autumn TV line up
21 September 2006, 12:15
Sony is planning to introduce in autumn five new sub-families for its BRAVIA range of TV sets, among which are four models with full 1080p high-definition - two LCD and ...
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Intel's Grove 'sad' to see HP CEO promoted
21 September 2006, 08:55
Intel third horseman Andy Grove has chastised HP for its recent management shakeup. The printing, imaging and spying company should not have elevated CEO Mark Hurd to the Chairmanship, according ...
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USBCELL - USB rechargeable AA battery from Moixa Energy
20 September 2006, 15:20
Moixa Energy's latest invention, the USBCELL, is a very cute idea - a flip-top AA battery that recharges directly from a USB socket
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IFA 2006 :: Toshiba covers all bases with the RD-XV45
20 September 2006, 10:17
A combination VHS/HDD/DVD recorder with six-way recording
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GDDR4 yields are great, set for hefty clock increases
20 September 2006, 09:33
Readers on their toes will be aware that at the time of writing, the only graphics card to sport GDDR4 memory is ATI's Radeon X1950 XTX. Its 64GB/s of ...
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Toshiba's turn to recall laptop batteries - but 'no safety risks'
20 September 2006, 09:09
Toshiba is the latest big-name laptop computer maker to undertake a big battery recall, though it says that the affected batteries "do not overheat or pose any safety related issue ...
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MSI claims P965 CrossFire first
19 September 2006, 17:11
Motherboard manufacturer MSI has laid claim to being the first to enable CrossFire support on an Intel P965 chipset.
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Microsoft continues to tease with Zune media player revelations
19 September 2006, 14:17
Key features of the first Zune are its 30GB hard disk, built in wireless (for Zune-to-Zune file-sharing), integral FM radio and "bright" 3in screen, suitable for video as well as ...
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Fact: Cat urine and laptops don't mix
19 September 2006, 13:19
Fire, water, exploding batteries, hardware failure, accidental damage... there are many reasons a hard drive can go south, taking your data with it. Companies like Disklabs specialise in retreiving that ...
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TDK samples 32GB Flash disk
18 September 2006, 17:33
TDK has followed Samsung and launched a hard drive replacement based on NAND Flash memory. The product, which is currently available in sample quantities, was announced by the company last ...
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HEXUS.sharewatch - 14th September 2006
15 September 2006, 16:41
Apple's up after launching new iPods. AMD's up as Dell introduce desktop PCs with Athlon Inside. And then there's NVIDIA, up because they launched a new GPU?
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Skype enhances video-calling for Macs in V2.0 beta software
15 September 2006, 15:32
The latest release of Skype software for Macs improves the app's free video-calling capabilities - and lets Mac users see and be seen by users of Windows webcams if they, ...
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Rip-off-priced Sony Blu-ray Disc burner can't play BD movies
15 September 2006, 11:28
Sony Europe's first Blu-ray Disc burner, the BWU-100A, should be available in Europe this month at a rip-off price of £648 (£200 more than in the USA) - and can't ...
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Video iPod in 30/80GB versions with brighter screen & games play
14 September 2006, 17:12
Apple's range-leading and video-capable iPod has been replaced by a model said to have a 2.5in screen that's 60 per cent brighter, yet offer longer battery life
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