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XChange International Announce Release of 4 More XTensions
DMN Newswire--2008-9-4--XChange International, the source for extended technology worldwide, are pleased to announce the release of 4 more XTensions products for QuarkXPress 8 for Macintosh. The XTensions are available for upgrade from earlier versions as well as for new users.
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Gigabyte EP45T-Extreme Motherboard Review
Gigabyte bursts forth with one of those supermotherboards that should cost $150 more than it does!
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Red Hat Buys a Seat at the Virtualization Table
The virtualization software market just got even more crowded, thanks to Red Hat’s $107 million acquisition Thursday of Qumranet. Red Hat will now compete head-to-head against the likes of VMware, Microsoft, Citrix Systems and Sun Microsystems.
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Using Brain Makes You Hungrier
People take more food from a buffet after doing some memory work on a computer than resting.
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Top Tip: I need a new case for my computer!
So I need some ideas for a new $100 or less ATX case. I need front usb, enough room for a HD3850 or HD4850, 3 ROMs, and as many HDDs as I can get in it.
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Top Tip: eSATA II-300 PCI Card Option?
I'm eventually going to buy a new PC with a built-in eSATA port(s), but for now I would like to use the external HDD on my existing system and not have to connect it using USB 2.0, as I know I can get up to 3,000 MB/s with eSATA as compared to 480 MB/s with USB 2.0.
ExtremeTech |
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Using Brain Makes You Hungrier
People take more food from a buffet after doing some memory work on a computer than resting.
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Sony VAIO TZ Laptops Recalled
Sony and the US Product Safety Commission have announced that certain Sony VAIO TZ-series notebook computers have been recalled. Sony says that the recall covers about 73,000 computers. The recall was issued due to burn hazard. The source of the problem...
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Working Mac: Office 2008 survival guide
Office 2008 offers a bunch of improvements over Microsoft's last Mac office suite. But some new features are confounding. Kirk McElhearn is here, with answers to the most common Office 2008 questions.
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HP Pavilion dv6929 wins Walmart Design Challenge
Walmart has recently run a Home Entertainment Design Challenge aimed specifically at suppliers and manufacturers of consumer electronics products. The challenge had three criteria entrants had to meet which were: Great design that attracts consumers. Product innovation that reduces the environmental impact for its product category. Packaging design that facilitates reuse and recycling, reduces ...
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Ghostbusters to be released on a flash drive
I bet the furthest thing from your mind when you last purchased a USB flash drive was thinking, ”Who you gonna call?” Well - that could soon change because one of the biggest hit movies back in 1984 is being re-released, not on a DVD, VHS or even Blu-ray, but on a USB flash drive. Flash drive maker, PNY [...]
Geek.com |
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Dell launches its Inspiron Mini 9 ultra-portable
Officially launched by Dell today, the Inspiron Mini 9 isn't exactly the only Netbook out there, but Dell is selling it in some very interesting ways, including as a $99 extra if you buy it along with another laptop.
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Champaign County Circuit Court roundup
URBANA – The following criminal cases were resolved recently in Champaign County Circuit Court with guilty pleas or sentences imposed by judges: – Robert Wheeler, 24, of the 300 block of Edgebrook Drive, Champaign, was resentenced to three years in prison for a 2007 conviction for aggravated battery of a pregnant person.
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Vodafone to offer 3G-equipped Inspiron Mini 9
Filed under: Laptops It's still not quite a standard offering from cellphone carriers, but it looks like the 3G-equipped netbook is fast headed in that direction, with Vodafone now following T-Mobile's Eee-centric lead by offering a mobile broadband-friendly version of Dell's brand new Inspiron Mini 9 . Unfortunately, there's no word on pricing or country availability just yet (that's ...
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New home locks can be controlled online
Door locks can be wirelessly set or opened via the Internet, from a mobile phone or a computer
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Apple patent application blends touch, voice, face
If it ever comes to pass, new Apple technology could let you manipulate an object onscreen using a combination of multitouch, voice recognition, and 'gaze vector' commands.
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Government Computer News
Motion Computing has released a smart card reader and an Ethernet module for the company’s F5 tablet PC and C5 Mobile Clinical Assistant. The smart card reader, made by ITG OmniKey, supports the Windows XP and Vista operating systems. The card has a transmission speed of 12 Mbps.
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Intel Named to 2008-09 Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes for 10th Straight Year
For the 10th straight year, Intel Corporation is in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (DJSI), a recognition it has received since the Indexes were created. The DJSI reviews and highlights a company's economic, environmental and social performance, assessing issues such as corporate governance, risk management, branding, climate change, supply chain standards and labor practices.
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Shooting Investigation at Clovis KFC
Have you recently purchased a new computer? Is your computer slower now than when you bought it? Are you planning on buying a new computer soon? How much are you willing to spend on a new computer?
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News and views on Linux on the desktop ...
Linux mini-PC takes two Watts to tango — Jul. 22, 2008 — A Silicon Valley startup called CherryPal announced a two-Watt, $250 ultra-mini PC that runs Debian Linux.
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OSCON 2008 presentations, videos posted
Wrapping up the OSCON (Open Source Convention) held in Portland, Oregon on July 21-25, show organizer O'Reilly Media has posted photos, videos, and presentations files.
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Sumog-oy: Gensan's computer literacy program
WHILE, strictly put, it is just program, the General Santos City's Sheep-CLP (Sheep is an acronym for the city's major development thrusts which we will later spell out, while CLP stands for Computer Literacy Program) operates as a virtual division under the City Mayor's Office (CMO).
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Front Page News:
Supporters of Berkeley’s venerable Long Haul, angered by last Wednesday’s raid, plan to rally at Sproul Plaza today (Thursday) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the wake of the seizure of 13 computers and a collection of disc and hard drives from the group’s offices at 3124 Shattuck Ave. as police searched for the source of what they described as threatening e-mails.
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Dell releases a mini laptop
Dell surprised no one this morning when it released its first netbook, the Dell Inspiron Mini 9. The new device, which packs an 8.9-inch screen into a 2.24-pound package, will compete with similar models from Hewlett-Packard, Acer, Asus and others.
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Sony Recalls Laptops For Overheating
TOKYO (AP) - Sony says it is recalling 440,000 units of Vaio laptop computers worldwide due to faulty parts that could trigger overheating. Sony Corp. said Thursday that the recalls involve 19 models of Vaio TZ laptop series manufactured between May 2007 and July 2008, including three export models.
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