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In this episode, we go through the highlights of this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Jordan also gives us his review of several sets of... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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Intel sets $54 billion revenue record Despite all the doom and gloom about the PC industry being destroyed by tablets, Intel had a record year. The company raked in $54... Type: News story Tags: CPUs Chipsets |
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Bulldozer scheduling patch for Windows arrives In case you missed it while we were out at CES, Microsoft has (for real, this time) released a patch for Windows 7 that adjusts... Type: News story Tags: CPUs Operating systems |
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AMD fights thunder with lightning Thunderbolt is about to get some competition. At CES last week, AMD showed us a little something it's been working on: a competing high-speed interface... Type: News story Tags: Motherboards Displays Mobile computing |
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Asus preps new PCIe, USB, and integrated audio solutions All has been quiet on the Xonar front, but that's set to change early this year. Asus is prepping a couple of new audio... Type: News story Tags: Multimedia |
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In this episode of the podcast, Scott and special guest David Kanter from Real World Technologies dissect the Radeon HD 7970. Our panel also... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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Windows 8 brings new refresh, reset options Recovering Windows 8 PCs should be a little bit easier thanks to a couple of new features Microsoft has integrated into the OS. The... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems |
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AMD sued over allegedly defective chipsets Looks like AMD has yet another problem to contend with: a lawsuit from the world's biggest contract manufacturer of notebooks. Bloomberg reports that Quanta Computer... Type: News story Tags: Chipsets Mobile computing |
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Windows 8 to implement picture passwords Thanks to Windows 8, you won't have to wait for Thanksgiving to make rude gestures at family members. In the latest update to the... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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It's a short and sweet episode of vocal tech reporting this week. Highlights include listener questions, some discussion of 21st-century TV and Nvidia's new... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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Update: MS releases, yanks Win7 hotfix for Bulldozer scheduling Some weeks ago, we took a look at the issue of thread scheduling and performance on AMD's Bulldozer-based FX processors. Since current versions... Type: News story Tags: CPUs Operating systems |
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Rumor mill hints at MacBook Pro with high-DPI panel We've already heard reports that both Apple and Samsung will unleash tablets with high-DPI displays next year. According to a story posted by DigiTimes... Type: News story Tags: Displays Mobile computing |
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Ivy Bridge chipset specs come into focus Everyone is excited about Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge CPUs. There's good reason, especially since the next-gen processors will be able to slip into some... Type: News story Tags: Chipsets |
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Windows 8 app store to allow open-source software Apple's walled garden approach to software distribution looks set to become the norm rather than the exception, but it may not mean the marginalization of... Type: News story Tags: Software Operating systems Windows |
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HP leaves door open for webOS tablets in 2013 Last Friday, HP finally made a decision on the fate of webOS: the mobile operating system will go open source, with HP providing support... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Personal tech |
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HP to keep webOS alive as an open-source project After months of deliberation, HP has finally decided the fate of webOS... and it's not quite what we expected. In an announcement posted earlier... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Personal tech |
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Android 4.0 sneaks onto the Kindle Fire The Kindle Fire already comes with Android out of the box, but it's not the Android we know—it's a version of the operating system... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Personal tech |
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Microsoft previews the Windows app store We've heard rumblings about Microsoft introducing a Windows 8 apps store since April. Redmond confirmed its new distribution platform for Metro-style apps Type: News story Tags: Software Operating systems |
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| I'm sorry but if there's enough market demand for 13.3" 3200x1800 screens, there's MORE than enough demand for 24" 2560x1600 screens. | +42 |