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Computing is dead, long live supercomputing
Supercomputing Conference keynote maps out the future.
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Jun 29 2007 12:09AM
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IBM and Sun show off high-performance iron
Vendors burn the one petaflop barrier.
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Jun 28 2007 4:17PM
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Corporates urged to embrace consumer tech
Gartner examines how 'consumerisation' will help companies.
Robert Jaques
Jun 28 2007 4:11PM
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US boffins promise organic semiconductors
New material could be used in flexible e-book screens.
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Jun 28 2007 3:36PM
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China to make UMPC using AMD technology
Finished product expected in one year.
Simon Burns
Jun 28 2007 2:57PM
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Samsung promises sub-$1,000 52in LCDs
Key component of large flat screen TVs to get much cheaper.
Simon Burns
Jun 28 2007 12:28PM
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Freescale touts two-way traffic TV remote
Chipmaker pushes Entertainment Control Platform.
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Jun 28 2007 11:35AM
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Intel sets sail for HPC standardisation
Cluster Ready platform promises better hardware/software interoperability.
Tom Sanders
Jun 28 2007 11:32AM
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Reviewers go gaga over iPhone
Praise for device accompanied by keyboard and internet speed complaints.
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Jun 28 2007 10:23AM
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Dell touts multi-coloured laptops
New notebooks to feature choice of eight case colours.
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iPhone to cost US$60 to US$100 a month
Apple reveals last piece of mobile puzzle.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 28 2007 8:10AM
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Asian chip makers open their wallets
Samsung alone to spend US$6.74bn this year.
Simon Burns
Jun 27 2007 1:23PM
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Scientist bemoans nanotechnology 'hard sell'
Fear of 'grey goo' holding back research.
Robert Jaques
Jun 27 2007 1:16PM
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Samsung intros 64GB solid state drive
Flash drives are the future, says electronics giant.
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Jun 27 2007 12:38PM
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Blinkx wades further into online video
New platform offers contextual online video advertising.
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Jun 27 2007 11:24AM
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Toshiba unveils world's lightest notebook
Only 779 grams including an optical drive.
Staff Writers
Jun 27 2007 10:40AM
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Sony quietly upgrades PSP processor
CPU clock upgrade arrives as a bonus.
Clement James
Jun 26 2007 4:49PM
Hardware
IBM picks BASF for 32nm chip
Pair to collaborate on new lithography processes.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 26 2007 12:47PM
Hardware
Analysts question iPhone battery boost
Technological breakthrough unlikely, say experts.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 26 2007 11:08AM
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Blue Zone trades in laptops for tablets
North Sydney based reseller Blue Zone has stopped selling notebook products in favour of becoming a value-added tablet PC reseller.
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Jun 25 2007 12:34PM
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