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This morning, online video will become the dominant format for movies within three years, according to a new research report.
Chip maker AMD is attempting to have its Torrenza socket system recognised as a standard. The opening up of the Torrenza specifications could allow for much better performance from co-processors.
HP has said that chairman Patricia Dunn has walked the plank as pressure mounts on the computer maker over the methods it used to investigate boardroom leaks.
Sony is investigating a fire incident on a Lenovo laptop PC that reportedly used a Sony-made battery.
IBM has donated $US80,000 worth of kit to University of Georgia to find out what makes good innovation.
So, what does make good ‘innovation’? Will you source your DVD movies soley online? Let us know your thoughts.
editor@itnews.com.au
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