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Firefox 20 has better private browsing, new download manager Attention Firefox users: version 20 of the browser is out. The Mozilla Blog has the goods on what's new in the latest release,... Type: News story Tags: Internet Software |
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AMD roadmap confirms Steamroller-based Opterons this year There has been some doubt about whether consumer processors based on AMD's upcoming Steamroller CPU architecture will be released this year. In November, the... Type: News story Tags: CPUs Servers Workstations |
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Epic: HTML5 Unreal Engine 4 'upgrades the web to a platform' Remember that browser-based Unreal Engine 3 demo we showed you on Thursday? Well, Epic is also porting Unreal Engine 4 to the web—and it's... Type: News story Tags: Gaming Internet Software |
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Release roundup: Tiny PCs, slim SSDs, quiet cases, and low-profile graphics The biggest hardware launches of the past week or so were undoubtedly AMD's Radeon HD 7790 and Nvidia's GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost.... Type: News story Tags: Graphics Cases Storage Systems |
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AMD tackles cloud gaming with Radeon Sky series We've been hearing about AMD's cloud gaming efforts for quite a while, but I think this is the first time the company has introduced... Type: News story Tags: Graphics Servers |
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BitTorrent Live P2P video streaming protocol to be free for all We first heard of BitTorrent's peer-to-peer video streaming protocol two years ago, when creator Bram Cohen demoed it. The protocol was supposed to... Type: News story Tags: Internet Software |
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Chrome gains Google-powered contextual spell check Google rolled out the latest update to its Chrome web browser today, and in the process, it introduced an intriguing new feature: an enhanced spell... Type: News story Tags: Internet Software |
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Two more Dell offers on the table Dell may not go private after all. In February, the PC maker agreed to terms on a deal that would see investment firm... Type: News story Tags: Systems |
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Google Keep puts your notes in the cloud A couple of days ago, Google acidentally unveiled Keep, its cloud-based note-taking service. Keep was only online briefly before being pulled, but it... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Internet Software |
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Nvidia's GRID VCA is an end-to-end GPU virtualization system Nvidia is invested in remote GPU virtualization on several fronts, including its GeForce GRID cloud gaming servers and its Project Shield handheld device. At its... Type: News story Tags: Graphics Mobile computing Servers |
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Google Reader to be retired July 1 If you're an avid consumer of RSS feeds, chances are you saw this news last night. Google has decided to retire its Reader aggregator as... Type: News story Tags: Internet Software |
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The DIY PC as fire starter: is this a thing now? It's quite possible flames have burst out of other PC components in Damage Labs over the years. I've smelled the acrid smoke from a... Type: News story Tags: Motherboards Power Systems |
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Western Digital invests in enterprise SSD maker Skyera Traditional hard drive makers like Western Digital have largely stayed out of the SSD market. The company's solid-state SiliconDrive lineup is pretty sparse; it's... Type: News story Tags: Storage Servers |
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Dell shows 18'' convertible all-in-one PC Wow. I guess Asus isn't the only one to think there's a market for jumbo-sized convertible all-in-ones. On the heels of the Transformer AiO's Type: News story Tags: Systems |
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Havok hypes cross-platform physics engine Can you feel it? There's physics in the air. AMD flexed... Type: News story Tags: Gaming Software |
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Chromium code suggests Google Now coming to the PC Google Now is one of the best features of recent versions of Android. This customizable information aggregator fills itself with useful information on everything... Type: News story Tags: Software |
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Office 2013 retail licenses can now be transferred Quite a few Office users were miffed last month, when Microsoft clarified its licensing terms for the new productivity suite. For some odd... Type: News story Tags: Software |
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Xi3 taking pre-orders for 'grapefruit-sized' gaming PC A couple of months ago, Xi3 unveiled a "grapefruit-sized" small-form-factor PC allegedly designed to run Steam and Steam's Big Picture mode. Well, now, Xi3... Type: News story Tags: Systems |
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| AMD's A4-5000 'Kabini' APU reviewed | 52 |
| 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 |