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Canon to offer new SLR digicam for keen amateurs – Canon EOS 40D

Canon Inc said on Monday it will launch a new digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera for advanced amateur users to better compete with Nikon Corp in the fastest-growing segment of the digital camera market. Continue reading “Canon to offer new SLR digicam for keen amateurs – Canon EOS 40D”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 20, 2007 at 7:59am

IBM, TDK to work on compact MRAM chips

IBM and TDK will work together to develop higher-capacity, more compact MRAM chips, the companies said Monday. IBM and TDK will study how to use “spin momentum transfer” to make the cells that store data Continue reading “IBM, TDK to work on compact MRAM chips”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 20, 2007 at 7:57am

Asustek to start volume shipments of Eee PCs in September

Asustek Computer will begin shipping its ultra low-cost notebook, the Eee PC, simultaneously to clients in the US, Europe, China as well as Taiwan, in mid-September, with the first-round shipments targeting 20,000 units, according to Continue reading “Asustek to start volume shipments of Eee PCs in September”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 20, 2007 at 7:54am

August 13th Through 18th News From Around the Web

August 13th Through 18th News From Around the Web For a basic computer build, the Wing RS case is a good choice. It has a simple but sleek look and installing drives doesnt get any Continue reading “August 13th Through 18th News From Around the Web”. …more

By dicecca112 • Aug. 18, 2007 at 8:46pm

CIA and FBI computers used for Wikipedia edits

People using CIA and FBI computers have edited entries in the online encyclopedia Wikipedia on topics including the Iraq war and the Guantanamo prison, according to a new tracing program. The changes may violate Wikipedia’s Continue reading “CIA and FBI computers used for Wikipedia edits”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 17, 2007 at 2:38pm

Intel lines up nine 45nm CPUs for the desktop

Intel recently increased the number of 45nm-based CPUs it plans to launch for desktop PCs to nine, according to sources at motherboard makers. Within the nine CPUs, five will be dual-core processors (Wolfdale) and the Continue reading “Intel lines up nine 45nm CPUs for the desktop”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 17, 2007 at 2:31pm
Corsair Introduces ‘Flash Padlock’ Secure USB 2.0 Drives

Corsair Introduces ‘Flash Padlock’ Secure USB 2.0 Drives

Corsair today launched the ‘Flash Padlock’ family of affordable USB 2.0 drives, the safest way to secure your data while on the go. The Flash Padlock line of USB 2.0 flash drives address the need Continue reading “Corsair Introduces ‘Flash Padlock’ Secure USB 2.0 Drives”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 7:21pm

OCZ Technology Gears up for Games Convention Germany

OCZ Technology Group, Inc. will exhibit a number of exciting new products, innovate prototypes, and live technology at this years much anticipated Games Convention next week from August 23 to 26. As the largest gaming Continue reading “OCZ Technology Gears up for Games Convention Germany”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 6:36pm

Blu-ray outpaces HD DVD in U.S. 2-to-1

Blu-ray high-definition movie discs outsold films on the rival HD DVD format by 2-to-1 in the United States in the first half of 2007, Home Media Research said this week. The division of Home Media Continue reading “Blu-ray outpaces HD DVD in U.S. 2-to-1”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 5:29pm

GameSpy Announces “Crysis” Agreement With Crytek

IGN Entertainments GameSpy, a leader in multi-platform online gaming technology, today announced a licensing deal to incorporate GameSpys multiplayer online technology into Cryteks upcoming sci-fi, first-person shooter game, Crysis. Under the terms of the agreement, Continue reading “GameSpy Announces “Crysis” Agreement With Crytek”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 10:01am

Reuters inks $1 billion deal to outsource global IT ops to Fujitsu

News and financial services company Reuters will outsource almost its entire internal IT operations to Fujitsu under a 10-year deal valued at 500 million ($1 billion). Reuters will transfer more than 300 staff and 200 Continue reading “Reuters inks $1 billion deal to outsource global IT ops to Fujitsu”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 9:47am

Adobe Flash may be good for cell phones

Adobe’s two biggest products for mobile are Flash Lite and Flash Cast and they are pushing them hard in the mobile market. Flash Lite, which is being updated this fall, makes it easier for phone Continue reading “Adobe Flash may be good for cell phones”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 9:46am

SEC may file charges against Take-Two

Take-Two Interactive Software announced Wednesday that the Securities and Exchange Commission may file charges and seek monetary penalties against the game maker, in connection with the investigation into the company’s stock option granting practices. Take-Two, Continue reading “SEC may file charges against Take-Two”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 9:44am

TSMC says Microsoft to use its 90nm DRAM process for Xbox 360

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s top contract chip maker, said on Thursday Microsoft Corp. has started using TSMC’s 90-nanometre-embedded-DRAM process technology for the production of the Xbox 360 game console. “Microsoft’s selection of Continue reading “TSMC says Microsoft to use its 90nm DRAM process for Xbox 360”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 9:43am

ASRock pushes motherboards bundled with Intel CPUs

ASRock recently launched its 2Core1333-2.66G and 2Core1333DVI-2.66G motherboards bundled with Intel dual-core processors that support a 1333MHz FSB (front side bus) and 2.6GHz overclocked core frequency, according to sources at ASRock. The two motherboards adopt Continue reading “ASRock pushes motherboards bundled with Intel CPUs”. …more

By Nathan Kirsch • Aug. 16, 2007 at 9:39am
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