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Designer turns typewriter into waffle iron
The key to a good waffle is the right type of batter.
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May 8 2007 4:14PM
Hardware
Huawei facing challenges in EMEA
Analysts question whether Chinese mobile maker can live up to expansion
promises.
Simon Burns
May 8 2007 1:46PM
Hardware
Pioneer unveils US$299 Blu-ray drive
BDC-2202 drive allows users to play Blu-ray films and read and write to DVD
and CD.
Robert Jaques
May 7 2007 3:00PM
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Creative rolls out Stone media player
'Featherweight' 1GB player just US$39.99.
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May 7 2007 2:54PM
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Game acquires Gamestation for A$179m
Stores to maintain separate identities.
Staff Writers
May 7 2007 1:51PM
Hardware
Aussie boffins boost solar cell efficiency
Australian scientists promise cheaper and more effective panels.
Robert Jaques
May 7 2007 10:34AM
Hardware
Nvidia wows gamers with 8800 Ultra
New GeForce GPU is 'world's fastest'.
Clement James
May 4 2007 3:00PM
Hardware
Boffins join quantum dots for cheaper solar panels
US scientists produce 'mega-molecules' of semiconducting materials.
Robert Jaques
May 4 2007 2:39PM
Hardware
Vacuum technology promises chip boost
IBM hails new semiconductor material.
Matt Chapman
May 4 2007 2:01PM
Hardware
Flash memory to rule notebook market by 2009
Flash and hybrid drives to power 60 percent of all notebook sales.
Tom Sanders
May 4 2007 1:59PM
Hardware
HP licenses out nano-imprint technology
Lithography technique open for all - at a fee.
Tom Sanders
May 4 2007 11:27AM
Hardware
IBM opens social developer playground
Collaboration platform aims to foster new products and partnerships.
Tom Sanders
May 3 2007 2:56PM
Hardware
IBM rolls out remote workstations
New system hosts workstation on remote blade server.
Shaun Nichols
May 3 2007 2:15PM
Hardware
CeBIT: J Mills motions towards verticals
Motion Computing has launched its partnership with WA distributor J Mills.
Lilia Guan
May 3 2007 1:05PM
Hardware
CeBIT: Panasonic sees future in digital signage
Panasonic has released its new digital signage products to 50 AV integrators at CeBIT.
Lilia Guan
May 3 2007 1:04PM
Hardware
PlayStation Portable finally gets a camera
But only 1.3-megapixel resolution.
Staff Writers
May 3 2007 11:11AM
Hardware
Schools ban iPods from exams
Children may be using technology to cheat.
Iain Thomson
May 2 2007 2:59PM
Hardware
Floppy drives still going strong
Life in the old dog yet, claims Lindy Electronics.
Clement James
May 1 2007 4:43PM
Hardware
Samsung unveils 16GB Flash memory
Korean giant claims highest capacity memory chip available.
Clement James
May 1 2007 2:46PM
Hardware
US and Asia get direct cable link
20,000km terabit submarine cable network from Alcatel-Lucent and NEC.
Staff Writers
May 1 2007 12:24PM
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