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Fujitsu claims world's most energy efficient server
Primergy TX120 is smallest, quietest server ever.
Staff Writers
Jul 11 2007 3:12PM
Hardware
LCD panel prices set to rise
Rising demand and tightening supply to push unit costs.
Robert Jaques
Jul 11 2007 10:32AM
Hardware
Asus reports sales surge despite setbacks
Sales up over 80 percent as breakup date approaches.
Simon Burns
Jul 11 2007 10:23AM
Hardware
Sony ships 80GB PS3 to US gamers
And discounts existing 60GB models.
Robert Jaques
Jul 10 2007 10:29AM
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Infinite power machine demo postponed
Technical difficulties in breaking the law of energy conservation.
Iain Thomson
Jul 9 2007 3:08PM
Hardware
New iPhone battery to cost US$85.95
More than US$100 if you borrow an iPhone while it's being fixed.
Matt Chapman
Jul 9 2007 1:13PM
Hardware
Rise of the LCDs hits Panasonic
Plasma screens losing market share to technology rivals.
Simon Burns
Jul 9 2007 1:06PM
Hardware
3M and Batteries.com settle patent spat
Lawsuit settled over lithium ion battery cathode patents.
Robert Jaques
Jul 9 2007 10:32AM
Hardware
Sony denies US$100 PS3 price cut
President goes on record to rubbish rumours.
Matt Chapman
Jul 9 2007 6:39AM
Hardware
Opti to sue AMD, Broadcom and Via
Patent spat could end up before a jury.
Matt Chapman
Jul 6 2007 1:20PM
Hardware
Fujitsu unveils 300GB 2.5in external drive
World's highest capacity 2.5in portable external hard disk drive.
Staff Writers
Jul 6 2007 10:32AM
Hardware
AMD Barcelona not fast enough to beat Intel Core 2
Gartner says Intel still has the edge.
Robert Jaques
Jul 6 2007 10:28AM
Hardware
Toshiba files DVD patent suit in Germany
Japanese firm seeking injunctive relief and damages from EDD Bizz.
Robert Jaques
Jul 6 2007 8:21AM
Hardware
Welder killed by mobile phone explosion
Motorola denies responsibility for death in China.
Iain Thomson
Jul 6 2007 8:14AM
Hardware
PC World defends Core 2 Duo claims
ASA throws out complaint.
Robert Jaques
Jul 5 2007 4:50PM
Hardware
Nanotech paves way for multi-coloured digital ink
US researchers control colour with magnetism.
Robert Jaques
Jul 5 2007 12:17PM
Hardware
Kyocera cries foul over HP printer ad
Complaint sent to the ASA.
Iain Thomson
Jul 5 2007 11:29AM
Hardware
Rumours of FireWire death 'exaggerated'
Life in the old dog yet, according to trade association.
Robert Jaques
Jul 5 2007 10:19AM
Hardware
Dell under fire for 'missing' printer cable
£14 (A$33) cable not included in package price.
Robert Jaques
Jul 5 2007 10:14AM
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Hackers start picking iPhone locks
Retrieval of passwords could allow installation of custom apps.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 5 2007 7:40AM
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