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Optima products auctioned off on GraysOnline

Optima products auctioned off on GraysOnline

Optima’s administrator has picked the Website, GraysOnline, to get rid of the whitebox builder’s products.
Lilia Guan Oct 8 2008 3:05PM Hardware
Review: ASUS M51Va, killer value Centrino 2 notebook

Review: ASUS M51Va, killer value Centrino 2 notebook

Despite some odd feature choices, this is an affordable powerhouse of a laptop. A great value mid-range Centrino 2 laptop, as long as you're not worried about battery life.
Zara Baxter Oct 8 2008 2:37PM Hardware
ASUS M51Va, killer value Centrino 2 notebook

ASUS M51Va, killer value Centrino 2 notebook

Despite some odd feature choices, this is an affordable powerhouse of a laptop. A great value mid-range Centrino 2 laptop, as long as you're not worried about battery life.
Zara Baxter Oct 8 2008 2:37PM Hardware
Apple Brick rumours building

Apple Brick rumours building

The web has been buzzing with rumours that a new Apple product, code-named Brick, would be announced in an industry keynote on October 14th.
Stewart Meagher Oct 7 2008 12:46AM Hardware
Rumours hint at HP iPhone rival

Rumours hint at HP iPhone rival

HP is said to be preparing a rival to Apple's popular iPhone, with sources suggesting that it will ship before the end of the year.
Daniel Robinson Oct 7 2008 12:37AM Hardware
Foldable computer screens coming soon

Foldable computer screens coming soon

Research from the New Journal of Physics reveals what could possibly be the future of television and computer screen technology.
Emma Hughes Oct 5 2008 11:26PM Hardware
Middle East gets into supercomputing

Middle East gets into supercomputing

The King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) has announced a partnership with IBM to build the fastest supercomputer in the Middle East.
Iain Thomson Oct 4 2008 12:51PM Hardware
Opinion: Dynamic contrast ratio is the new evil in displays

Opinion: Dynamic contrast ratio is the new evil in displays

Consumer digital displays (oh alright, LCD TVs and some LCD computer monitors) are getting steadily better across the board. But in an attempt to lure customers, the companies that make them have resorted to adding crap to their displays that reduces the overall picture quality.
David Field Oct 3 2008 5:35PM Hardware
Australia's "first" LED TV launched by Samsung

Australia's "first" LED TV launched by Samsung

South Korean firm Samsung Electronics has beat its competitors to the market with Australia’s first LED television under $9999 – “arguably the most stunning picture ever seen on a television.”
Kathryn Small Oct 3 2008 3:31PM Hardware
Fujitsu may abandon hard drive market

Fujitsu may abandon hard drive market

Japanese computing giant Fujitsu is reportedly looking to sell off its hard drive business to rival storage specialist Western Digital.
Shaun Nichols Oct 3 2008 3:03PM Hardware
IBM adds shared storage to BladeCenter

IBM adds shared storage to BladeCenter

IBM is adding shared storage to its BladeCenter S systems aimed at delivering a simplified IT environment for small and medium-sized business customers.
Daniel Robinson Oct 3 2008 7:27AM Hardware
Non-equilibrium chips could avoid overheating laptops

Non-equilibrium chips could avoid overheating laptops

Researchers are re-examining the Second Law of Thermodynamics in a bid to manage heat from laptops and other miniaturised electronics.
Liz Tay Oct 2 2008 1:52PM Hardware
Apple TV gets a thumb drive hack

Apple TV gets a thumb drive hack

A new thumb drive unlocks Apple's TV box and opens it up to innovative social networking features.
Egan Orion Oct 2 2008 7:22AM Hardware
Toshiba unveils new battery prototype

Toshiba unveils new battery prototype

Toshiba has unveiled a battery prototype that offers a 90 percent charge capacity in just 10 minutes.
Aharon Etengoff Oct 2 2008 7:22AM Hardware
AMD brings Shanghai release date forward

AMD brings Shanghai release date forward

AMD has said it is bringing forward the deployment of its Shanghai server processors to the end of this year.
Iain Thomson Oct 2 2008 7:10AM Hardware
New 3.2 Tbps cable connects U.S. to China

New 3.2 Tbps cable connects U.S. to China

A new submarine cable with an operating capacity of 3.2 Tbps was opened today, connecting the United States to mainland China, South Korea and Taiwan.
Staff Writers Oct 1 2008 3:44PM Hardware
Nokia abandons business mobility

Nokia abandons business mobility

Nokia is dropping its own business mobility solutions to concentrate on providing mobile email services for consumers.
Daniel Robinson Oct 1 2008 7:27AM Hardware
Paypal founder's home-made rocket reaches space

Paypal founder's home-made rocket reaches space

Falcom 1, a privately-developed rocket ship built by Paypal co-founder Elon Musk's company SpaceX, finally made it into orbit on its fourth attempt on Sunday
Egan Orion Sep 30 2008 9:18AM Hardware
ARM gives IBM a hand against Intel

ARM gives IBM a hand against Intel

A bunch of chip firms have banded together in a move that should get mighty Intel a bit hot under the collar.
INQUIRER Newsdesk Sep 30 2008 9:18AM Hardware
Nokia readies touch-screen iPhone rival

Nokia readies touch-screen iPhone rival

Nokia is reportedly preparing to launch a new touch-screen smartphone device.
Shaun Nichols Sep 29 2008 9:22AM Hardware

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