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You know rumors about an unannounced Apple product have reached critical mass when the Wall Street Journal chimes in. With the HP TouchPad now...

Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech

Attendees got more than they expected at HP's press conference today. Not only did the company unleash its long-awaited webOS slate; it also gave...

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Valve is projected to have raked in a cool $1 billion via its Steam content delivery service last year. We're fans of Steam,...

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After being subjected to a series of price cuts, Dell's Adamo ultraportable notebook has finally been discontinued. The thin-and-light 13-incher...

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Flash has hit another milestone. After a few public betas, the Flash Player 10.2 plug-in is now out in complete, production-ready form. The headline...

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Eight is Enough DSLReports: Shaw wants to 'consult' users about usage plans AMD to Intel: Your chipset woes are helping us -...

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If you enjoyed 4A Games' Metro 2033, you'll be happy to learn that publisher THQ is giving the folks at 4A additional resources to make...

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Following in the footsteps of MSI, Asus has expanded its official response to the snafu involving Intel 6-series chipsets for Sandy Bridge processors, offering...

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Here's an iPad lookalike that might not draw many shoppers away from the Apple device. A Best Buy ad spotted by Engadget reveals that Motorola's...

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Both Intel and AMD started 2011 with a bang—the former introducing its Sandy bridge processors and the latter countering with its first low-power Fusion chips....

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More good news for PC gamers with an eye on the next chapter in the Battlefield franchise. Details from a Game Informer cover...

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The OnLive cloud gaming service is getting an injection of cash courtesy of smartphone maker HTC. This story over at Engadget pegs the investment...

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For now, Mozilla is retaining a cautious approach to major new releases—Neowin reports that the organization has put out its 11th beta of Firefox...

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When Intel released its quad-core Sandy Bridge processors last month, it said dual-core derivatives would follow four to five weeks later. Now, as PC World...

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Eight is Enough Fudzilla reports Sandy Bridge boards still shipping in EU TigerDirect's Intel Sandy Bridge solution (video) DigiTimes: Taiwan IC design houses...

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Sandy Bridge chipsets are shipping out again. While you're unlikely to see bug-free motherboards in stores for another few weeks (or months), Intel says it...

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Thanks to Steam, PC gamers have been treated to some delightful game discounts of late. Valve's content delivery service rarely puts fresh releases on...

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Ultraportable notebooks based on AMD's new Fusion processors are still trickling out. Sony's 11.6-inch Y Series laptop, for instance, has quietly appeared in...

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