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Cupertino funk, part II: No joy in iVille Last week, I prattled on about how Apple's dearth of a single, visionary leader was starting to make them feel like just another tech company.... |
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Microsoft beats earnings forecasts despite flat Windows growth How did Microsoft weather last quarter's slump in PC shipments? Not too badly, by the looks of it. The software giant has posted... Type: News story Tags: Software Windows |
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Gigabyte teases next-gen Haswell board Next-generation Haswell motherboards are approaching, and Gigabyte has teased a few details about what it has in store for the new platform. The firm has... Type: News story Tags: Motherboards Multimedia |
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Xonar U7 pipes HD audio over USB Asus' lineup of Xonar audio products has been confined predominantly to PCI and PCI Express sound cards. The firm is slowly expanding its selection of... Type: News story Tags: Multimedia |
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Spy shot suggests Broadwell platform supports SATA Express Intel's next-gen Haswell platforms are just around the corner, and early reports suggest the top Z87 model will have something new in the storage department.... Type: News story Tags: Chipsets Storage |
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Windows 8.1 may boot to desktop, resurrect Start menu There are plenty of reasons to hate on Windows 8, but the biggest one is no doubt the new Start screen. A lot of us... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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Cherry MX green switches pop up in QuickFire Stealth keyboard Remember those Cherry MX green mechanical switches we tested last month? At the time, they were available only on a special version of... Type: News story Tags: Input devices |
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Cupertino funk, part I: O Captain, where art thou? On October 5, 2011, the vultures returned to One Infinite Loop. Having once taken up what seemed like permanent residence in Cupertino during the Sculley... |
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Trolling for C&D's with Mac System 1 If you're unfortunate enough to be like me, you'll find the impending release of iSteve to be frightening and confusing to your caveman brain. Produced... |
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Friday night topic: The professionalization of childhood I don't know how many of you have observed this, but I think there's a growing trend over the past, say, 20 years or so... Type: News story Tags: Miscellaneous |
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WinRT systems getting deep price cuts Windows RT tablets are getting cheaper. That may be good news for bargain hunters, but it's bad news for Microsoft. So says PC World, which... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Windows Personal tech |
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Windows Blue could be dubbed Windows 8.1 We already know a fair bit about Windows Blue. Last month's leaked build gave us a good glimpse of the operating system, and word... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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Microsoft lowers resolution requirement for Win8 slates There's been some speculation that Microsoft plans to enter the fast-growing world of 7- and 8-inch tablets. This evidence suggests the company may do so... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Windows Personal tech |
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Go Go Jobzilla First, to those of you who wondered if I exhausted six months of pent-up wordplay in the last MacHole, I'm afraid you'll be rather... |
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Friday Night Topic, early edition: What's going to happen with North Korea? We're doing our Friday Night Topic early this week, since tomorrow is a TR holiday. Also, because Scott is on a plane flying back from... Type: News story Tags: Miscellaneous |
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Report: Windows Blue public preview due in June Well, it looks like Microsoft might actually release the next version of Windows just a year after Windows 8. Quoting "sources familiar with Microsoft's plans,"... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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Leaked 'Windows Blue' build has tweaked UI, new apps Microsoft is hard at work on the next version of Windows, which is code-named Windows Blue and which may be released as early as... Type: News story Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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Friday night topic: The rise of rulemaking Growing up, I sometimes wondered what my generation's contributions to the world might be. Now that I'm an adult, I can see those contributions... Type: News story Tags: Miscellaneous |
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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. | +47 |