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HTC unveils Touch phone for business
HTC has unveiled a new handset aimed at business customers. The Touch Pro combines a slide-out qwerty keyboard, GPS support, and HTC's touch-based user interface.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 6 2008 12:57PM
Hardware
'Camera pill' goes on incredible voyage
Medical scientists have developed tiny cameras that can be swallowed by a patient and steered around the body to deliver images of the oesophagus..
Robert Jaques
Jun 6 2008 10:34AM
Hardware
Space Station fixes number one priority
The faulty toilet on the International Space Station has now been fixed, much to the relief of the astronauts onboard..
Iain Thomson
Jun 6 2008 10:34AM
Hardware
Chipmakers turn to more complex chemicals
The migration to ever smaller chip sizes is necessitating an increased use of more complex chemicals in the semiconductor fabrication process, experts reported today..
Robert Jaques
Jun 6 2008 7:44AM
Hardware
Flexible computer displays expected within a year
Researchers are developing flexible computer displays that will change shape, respond to touch and physics, and fold to fit users’ pockets.
Liz Tay
Jun 5 2008 6:32PM
Hardware
HP's refreshes real time BI appliance
HP has updated its data warehousing appliance, Neoview, increasing its ability to deliver real-time business intelligence.
Dave Bailey
Jun 5 2008 4:15PM
Hardware
AMD introduces laptop platform
AMD has unveiled its answer to Intel's Centrino in the shape of the Turion Ultra platform, which it claims has better graphics and wireless support than its rival. However, the company expects smaller businesses and consumers to be the chief market for systems based on it.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 5 2008 4:15PM
Hardware
Asus powers up new Eee PC line
Asus has unveiled three new notebooks in an attempt to build on the success of its original Eee PC device..
Clement James
Jun 5 2008 8:08AM
Hardware
Nvidia unveils Tegra 650 for mobile devices
Nvidia has unveiled a new line of processors aimed at mobile devices..
Shaun Nichols
Jun 4 2008 1:57PM
Hardware
Computers close to reading minds
Scientists using powerful computational modelling are close to finding out how specific thoughts activate human brains, according to research published today in
Science
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Robert Jaques
Jun 4 2008 1:57PM
Hardware
Acer unveils Aspire One 'netbook'
Acer has announced an ultra-mobile PC which it calls a 'netbook' rather than a laptop in an attempt to revive flagging sales in the computer market..
Iain Thomson
Jun 4 2008 1:57PM
Hardware
Global processor shipments slow in Q1
Worldwide PC microprocessor shipments "slowed notably" in the first quarter of 2008, new analysis reveals..
Robert Jaques
Jun 4 2008 7:46AM
Hardware
ARM plans multi-core graphics for mobiles
Chip designer ARM will today unveil a multi-core graphics chip aimed at boosting the display performance of future phone handsets and other devices, bringing them closer to the capabilities available in desktop computers.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 3 2008 4:26PM
Hardware
Microsoft submits scanner protocol to IEEE
Microsoft has contributed its Web services protocol specification for consumer scanning peripherals to the Printer Working Group (PWG) of the IEEE industry standards body..
Clement James
Jun 3 2008 7:20AM
Hardware
German scientists develop bionic eye
German researchers today reported that a 12-year project to develop a wireless implant that can restore vision to the blind has been successful..
Robert Jaques
Jun 3 2008 7:20AM
Hardware
Robotics handbook explores past, present and future
The dream to create machines that are skilled and intelligent is now becoming part of our world’s striking reality, according to robotics expert Bruno Siciliano.
Liz Tay
Jun 2 2008 1:50PM
Hardware
Toshiba unveils another Blu-ray 'killer'
Toshiba is working on an extension to the DVD format which will offer video quality comparable to that produced by Blu-ray and HD-DVD discs, according to Japanese media reports..
Simon Burns
Jun 2 2008 7:59AM
Hardware
Via Nano takes on Intel Atom
Chip maker Via has launched the latest range of processors based on its Isaiah architecture.or range based on Isaiah architecture.
Staff Writers
Jun 2 2008 7:59AM
Hardware
HP launches 2 servers-in-1 blade
HP has announced what it says is the world's first two-in-one server blade, the HP ProLiant BL2x220c G5, offering enterprises improved performance, while requiring less floor space, and lower power consumption.
Dave Bailey
May 31 2008 4:33PM
Hardware
Corsair touts 4GB Dominator DDR3 memory
Memory manufacturer Corsair has promised to introduce a 4GB DDR3 memory kit next month.
Clement James
May 31 2008 4:29PM
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