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  • #intel

    Intel's High-End Larrabee Graphics Card Won't Be Released Anytime Soon

    Intel just told us that its first Larrabee graphics card isn't ever coming out "as standalone discrete product," because they're behind where they'd hoped to be in development, meaning you won't be shoving one inside of your PC anytime soon. More »
    12/04/09
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  • #gizexplains

    Giz Explains: Why Every Country Has a Different F#$%ing Plug

    Ok, maybe not every country, but with at least 12 different sockets in widespread use it sure as hell feels like it to anyone who's ever traveled. So why in the world, literally, are there so many? Funny story! More »
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    10/29/09
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  • #tablets

    Hanvon Slate Packs Windows 7 Multitouch Into a Shiny Aluminum Shell

    It may not be the Microsoft Courier or Apple Tablet, but GottaBeMobile's Xavier reckons the Hanvon is a pretty slick-looking device. The 8.9-inch multi-touch screen supports gestures, and would be great to watch movies or fool about online. More »
    09/29/09
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  • #laptops

    Phoenix's New Laptop BIOS Boots Windows 7 in 10 Seconds

    That's Windows 7, not a mini-Linux OS like Splashtop. It's also from a powered-off state, not sleep mode. Pretty impressive. And much of that speed comes from turning on a laptop's devices (hard disk, ports, etc) in just 1 second. More »
    09/25/09
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  • #concepts

    Closer Look at Intel 4-Screen Laptop Suggests Superior Multitasking, Procrastinating

    Playing with Intel's monster four-screened concept laptop, you use gestures to select media (online or local) and fiddle with widgets developed for it with an SDK (calculator, IM). This will either be really great or totally horrible for productivity.
    09/22/09
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  • #intel

    Intel's "Tangent Bay" Laptop Concept Has 3 OLED Multi-Touch Screens Above the Keyboard

    That's four screens in total. Crazy, right? The prototype's three mini-screens let you organize and play files without taking up room on the main display. You can also use multi-touch gestures, and drag files between screens. Watch it in action: More »
    09/22/09
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  • #umpcs

    UMID M2 Gets Faster, Cheaper: Windows 7, 1GB RAM for $500

    Intel's Developers Forum kicks off today, and UMID is showing off its upgrade to the M1 ultra mobile PC. The M2 runs Windows 7 (instead of XP), faster 1.2Ghz or 1.6GHz Atom processors, and no longer needs USB port dongles. More »
    09/22/09
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  • #peripherals

    The First USB 3.0 Certified Device

    You need the controllers before getting the goodies, and that's why this NEC xHCI host controller is the first USB 3.0-certified device. Good, because I need this USB 3.0 1080p camera, capable of capturing 60 raw, uncompressed frames per second: More »
    09/21/09
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  • #processors

    Intel Atom Turns One With New 2GHz, 1.2GHz Models

    It's been a year since Intel fired the opening salvo against regular-size laptopping with its Atom processor. Now, the Z series gets its expected speed bump, and at the bottom end, a low-power MID-oriented model. More »
    04/08/09
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  • #classmatepc

    Intel Classmate 2 Already For Sale, Priced at $550

    Intel's Classmate 2 was never intended for manufacture by Intel; the PC was simply a reference design provided for OEMs. Well, the first one is here: meet the Computer Technology Link 2Go PC. More »
    01/12/09
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