Hardware

Intel claims world's fastest mobile processor

Intel claims world's fastest mobile processor

Intel has unveiled processors which the company claims are among the fastest in the world.

Iain Thomson Jul 18 2007 6:30AM Hardware
Melting DVD players recalled in Japan

Melting DVD players recalled in Japan

Almost half a million DVD players manufactured in China have been recalled in Japan after reports that some had emitted thick smoke and begun to melt.
Simon Burns Jul 18 2007 6:30AM Hardware
Sony to phase out US$500 PlayStation 3

Sony to phase out US$500 PlayStation 3

Sony plans to phase out the cut-priced US$499 model of its PlayStation 3 video game machine, leaving only a higher capacity US$599 model for sale in the United States, the company said on Monday.
Scott Hillis Jul 18 2007 4:00AM Hardware
AMD welcomes Intel to OLPC table

AMD welcomes Intel to OLPC table

Rivals in partnership.
Shaun Nichols Jul 17 2007 9:31PM Hardware
Philips dumps flat screen and chip business

Philips dumps flat screen and chip business

Concentrating on medical and lighting for the future.
Iain Thomson Jul 17 2007 2:04PM Hardware
Boffins unveil tandem solar cell

Boffins unveil tandem solar cell

Global team boosts efficiency of solar energy cells.
Robert Jaques Jul 17 2007 1:58PM Hardware
Solid state drives poised for mega growth

Solid state drives poised for mega growth

24 million to ship by 2011, reports In-Stat.
Robert Jaques Jul 17 2007 1:56PM Hardware
Samsung Electronics 'ripe' for takeover

Samsung Electronics 'ripe' for takeover

Speculation rife as profit margins hit four-year low.
Simon Burns Jul 17 2007 11:28AM Hardware
Logitech launches mouse into thin air

Logitech launches mouse into thin air

MX Air device works on the desk and in the air.
Staff Writers Jul 17 2007 6:43AM Hardware
Intel buries hatchet with OLPC

Intel buries hatchet with OLPC

Rivals decide to join forces rather than fight over who gets to save the
developing world.
Tom Sanders Jul 16 2007 4:45PM Hardware
Philips wins US ban on Epistar LEDs

Philips wins US ban on Epistar LEDs

US International Trade Commission upholds patent infringement claims.
Andrew Charlesworth Jul 16 2007 2:58PM Hardware
Google and BlackBerry make the e-commerce top 10

Google and BlackBerry make the e-commerce top 10

SIIA publishes list of most important e-commerce developments of the past
decade.
Robert Jaques Jul 16 2007 1:00PM Hardware
Intel promises friendlier HPC clusters

Intel promises friendlier HPC clusters

High-performance computing made easier.
Andrew Charlesworth Jul 16 2007 11:45AM Hardware
Sony puts PSP on a diet

Sony puts PSP on a diet

New sleeker look, video-out port and limited edition prints.
Staff Writers Jul 16 2007 6:45AM Hardware
Three-in-one memory chip to shrink gadgets

Three-in-one memory chip to shrink gadgets

SST promises cheaper, faster, smaller kit.
Andrew Charlesworth Jul 16 2007 6:15AM Hardware
Japanese boffins claim ultraviolet breakthrough

Japanese boffins claim ultraviolet breakthrough

Better optical disks, light sources and flat-panel displays.
Simon Burns Jul 16 2007 2:11AM Hardware
3Com rejigs its sales and support in APAC

3Com rejigs its sales and support in APAC

Infrastructure vendor 3Com Corporation has unified its sales and support organisation for the Asia-Pacific region (APR),
Staff Writers Jul 13 2007 1:04PM Hardware
Flash chips in short supply

Flash chips in short supply

OEMs faced with high prices as supply shrinks.
Shaun Nichols Jul 13 2007 11:30AM Hardware
Nintendo showcases latest Wii accessories

Nintendo showcases latest Wii accessories

E3 launches a multitude of new offerings.
Staff Writers Jul 13 2007 9:18AM Hardware
Dell's Vostro paves way for reseller push

Dell's Vostro paves way for reseller push

Computer maker dares to utter the R-word at last.
Tom Sanders Jul 12 2007 10:12AM Hardware

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