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Averatec tries hand at budget all-in-one Atom PC
Averatec today introduced its second all-in-one PC ever this afternoon with the A1. Rather than compete directly against the iMac and similar rivals as it does with its self-descriptive All In One PC, the A1 is an atypical cross between nettops and normal desktops with an 18.4-inch, 1680x945 16:9 ratio display and a DVD burner but a 1.6GHz Atom processor, 1GB of memory and a 160GB hard drive.... ...
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Web-controlled door locks come online
Office managers and IT administrators will be able to handle the physical security of their premises with a new range of internet controlled locks.
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PhotoChannel says it plans to buy U.K.-based Works Imaging
VANCOUVER - PhotoChannel Networks Inc. (TSXV:PN) said Wednesday it's in the "final stages" of negotiating the purchase of a U.K. company that provides retailers with kiosk and desktop software to create and order photo gift products such as PhotoBooks and calendars.
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Police investigate woman's complaint about Adult Web site impersonator
Seattle Police have seized computers and other electronic equipment from a state assistant attorney general's home as part of an investigation into a woman's complaint that someone had impersonated her on an adult Web site.
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IHCC 2007-08 salaries PDF download
Maps, Menus, Store hours, Coupons, and more... PLACE YOUR JOB OPENINGS HERE!!!! Double the effectiveness of your advertising dollar by placing your job opportunities on www.ottumwa.com.
Ottumwa Courier |
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Online Community Rallies Around Crises
While Hurricane Gustav was churning away off the Gulf Coast, members of the online community were at their computers, pulling together information on the hurricane's path and resources for residents along it.
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Here are the facts
On the Internet there’s a great Web site called Truthorfiction.com. It’s the first place I go to when I want to check on the accuracy or truth of one of the countless e-mails we all get as forwards.
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In online marketing, you need to know the territory
“But, he doesn't know the territory!” That famous line from “The Music Man” is as valid for virtual marketing as it is for marketing on Main Street.
Vail Daily |
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Firefox counters Chrome on speed
Mozilla fought back on Wednesday in the US with some performance results to show a forthcoming version of Firefox outpacing Google's new Web browser, Chrome.
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Microsoft Gets Serious About App Virtualization
Microsoft announced the release to manufacturing of App-V 4.5, the next iteration of its application virtualization technology, and unveiled several virtualization licensing changes.
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Canadians Pleased With Major Search Engines
The majority of Canadians who go online are satisfied with their search results from search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft's Live Search, according to a new study by Ipsos Reid. Eight in ten (80%) online Canadians said they are receiving the best results from their primary search engines. Sixty-six percent said their search results are objective and three-quarters said they could ...
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Apple iPod rumors shift into top gear
So, is this the next iPod nano? We are almost convinced that Kevin Rose’s picture of the alleged fourth-generation iPod nano posted on August 25 in fact was the next iPod nano and we are relieved that he current ugly iPod nano is very likely to be history soon. New evidence that Apple will introduce a fourth-generation iPod nano and a slightly redesigned iPod touch next week comes courtesy of ...
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Ghostbusters Becomes First Movie Released on USB Memory
Who you gonna call?
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GTSI CFO Ragan leaves for another company
(AP:NEW YORK) GTSI Corp., which provides computer services to government contractors, said Wednesday Chief Financial Officer Joe Ragan is leaving the company to take the same post at drilling services company Boart Longyear.
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Driving Adobe: Co-founder Charles Geschke on Challenges, Change and Values
With PostScript, PDF and Flash, Adobe Systems introduced technologies that laid the foundation for desktop publishing, electronic document interchange and interactive web content. But the difficulties Adobe faced during its 26-year history were many: shifting business plans, Apple aligning with Microsoft to compete with key Adobe technologies, a hostile takeover attempt from a leading ...
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Google's New Browser "Chrome" Tries To Shine
Google has taken a big step in trying to become an even bigger part of your computing life by launching its shiny new web browser called "Chrome."
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Google's New Browser "Chrome" Tries To Shine
Google has taken a big step in trying to become an even bigger part of your computing life by launching its shiny new web browser called "Chrome."
NY1 News |
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Windows CE PMP has 30GB HDD
— Aug. 25, 2008 — The Korean firm Nurian introduced a PMP (portable media player) that runs Windows CE 5.0. The "F1 Avatar" includes an RMI Au1250 CPU, 4.3-inch display with 480 x 272 resolution, 30GB hard disk drive, DMB-T (digital multimedia broadcast terrestrial) receiver, and video I/O, the company says.
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The LE1700 is offered with this optional "bump case"
A built-in accelerometer senses drops or other events that could potentially damage the hard disk drive and shuts it down, according to the company. But, for purchasers who want "extreme shock and vibration protection," a 64GB SSD is also available.
WindowsForDevices |
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Google Chrome: A First Look
Google Chrome is an open-source browser developed by Google using existing WebKit rendering engine (the one used in Apple’s Safari browser) and its own Google Gears technology for offline use of supported web applications. The browser developed by Google is described by the company as something of a new generation of browser - the one working mainly with rich interactive applications instead of ...
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New ... Medallion found
The 21st Citizens Great Medallion Hunt ended Tuesday night when Malden residents Gena Lucas and Sandy Jorgensen uncovered the hiding spot within a sign at the entrance to the building at the Princeton Recycling Center.
Bureau County Republican |
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When the 250 only date the 250 [Geek Love]
When we popularized "the 250" as a nickname for San Francisco's Internet cool-kids crowd, we didn't realize how literal the incest was. Take the flirtation between Flickr's engineering chief, Cal... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Secure Computing to Acquire Securify
Secure Computing Corporation (NASDAQ: SCUR), an enterprise gateway security company, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Securify, a provider of identity-based monitoring solutions, for approximately $15 million ...
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Obama alma mater gets an education in 'net security
Punahou School in Honolulu has moved into the networking vanguard since presidential candidate Barack Obama graduated from the K-12 school in 1979. The private school’s 45 buildings are now connected via a fiber backbone and point-to-point laser system for short-range wireless communications, with Cisco switches and a voice-over-IP system for 500 phones.
Network World |
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Spammers use free Web services to shield links
Spammers are abusing free Web services to make their spam links look more legitimate, according to e-mail security vendor MessageLabs.
Network World |
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