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category: hardware | 0 comments | submitted by: oscarthegrouch | 16 Dec 2005 | email this to a friend
UK system builder Rock has won the race to ship the first notebook based on an AMD dual-core processor.
category: hardware | 0 comments | submitted by: oscarthegrouch | 15 Dec 2005 | email this to a friend
AMD showed off its 'Yamato' notebook reference platform in Japan today, as it attempts to win greater support among system builders and notebook manufacturers for its mobile processors.
category: hardware | 0 comments | submitted by: oscarthegrouch | 15 Dec 2005 | email this to a friend
Negroponte, who is also chairman of the One Laptop Per Child non-profit group, has said he expects the laptops to be available to governments next year at a price of $100 each. A prototype of the laptop was unveiled at the recent U.N.-sponsored World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in Tunis. Under terms of an agreement with One Laptop Per Child, Quanta will devote engineering resources to develop the $100 notebook design during the first half of the year, according to a statement issued by the group. At the same time, Quanta and the non-profit organization will explore the production of a commercial version of the laptop.
Remember these clunkers? Many of them were so bad they're hard to forget.
category: hardware | 0 comments | submitted by: oscarthegrouch | 18 Mar 2007 | email this to a friend
IT professionals are being forced to adopt Microsoft's operating systems — even if they tell their PC supplier they want a system free of Microsoft software.
Dell is the first computer system supplier to ship 1 terabyte (1,000 gigabytes) hard drives targeted at users needing to store large amounts of digital media.
The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration confirmed Thursday that it built a special chip used in a disputed demonstration of quantum computing in February.
Here we go, the future of hard disk drive technology [at least for a few years] is finally underway with Samsung launching the first of its hybrid HDDs. The 80GB, 120GB and 160GB 2.5in drives are winging their way to system builders right now and you can expect them to start appearing in new notebooks very soon.
The world is running out of storage space for the data it has to hold according to a new report from IDC.
Despite reports that Toshiba’s new 51Gb HD DVD has been submitted for approval, this hasn’t yet happened – but even if it was, will it make any difference?