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Latest News - September 2010
- Cisco's Flip Video UltraHD And MinoHD Get Revised
- HTC Taps into Tegra 2, Android for Upcoming Tablet
- AMD Unleashes New Phenom II and Athlon II Speed Bumps
- 5 Tablet Offerings Explored, An Infographic
- T-Mo Sued Over Medical Marijuana Related Short Code Ban
- Hacktivity 2010 Conference Provides Plenty of Sound Bites
- Boxee CEO Avner Ronen Demos Boxee Box For HH, Impresses
- Casio Unveils High-Speed ZR10 Camera for HDR Photo Buffs
- Nvidia Sees Potential of External Notebook Graphics
- Hardware Roundup
- BlackBerry Torch 9800 Smartphone Review, RIMM Steps It Up
- Intel Test Marketing Artificially Constrained "Upgradeable" Processors
- PlayOn's Web Player Brings Hulu, Netflix And More To iPad
- High End Electronics Sales Increasingly Driven By Mobile Gadgets
- HP Debuts Omni 100 And TouchSmart 310 AIO PCs Along With New tm2 Notebook
- Ocosmos OCS 1 Slider Runs Windows 7, Oak Trail
- Fujifilm Debuts FinePix X100 APS-C Camera To Rival Micro Four Thirds
- CyberLink's Power2Go 7 Software Enables 128GB BDXL Burning
- Hardware Roundup
- RIM Records Record BlackBerry Shipments In Second Quarter
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All News for September 2010
Recently, Cisco's Flip Video brand (previously owned by Pure Digital) has been seeing a lot of competition. Early on, the brand had no competition, and they were running away with an entire sector in the industry. It didn't take long for companies like HP, Sony and Toshiba to catch on, and now...
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Steve Jobs and the rest of his Cupertino cohorts did two things when they released the iPad under Apple's unofficial planned obsolescence model -- you know, the one where Apple leaves off obvious features like a USB port, HDMI connectivity, upgradeable storage, and everything else you'd...
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AMD is launching a half dozen new processors today, targeted at virtually all market segments, ranging from an inexpensive, mainstream dual-core Athlon II offering to a new, relatively high-end six-core Phenom II. We decided to take a look at AMD's latest six-core and higher-end quad-cores in...
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Ever since the iPad’s release, various manufacturers have been in a race to develop something as good as, or better than Apple’s current industry leading tablet. Frankly at the time of its launch, the iPad simply didn't have any real competitors with the same design elegance...
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T-Mobile has been sued by mobile marketing firm EZ Texting, one of those firms that provides those short code ad campaigns (text phrase x to number y). EZ Texting alleges that T-Mobile blocked EZ Texting from access to their network because of a client, weedmaps.com (AKA...
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You would have had to travel all the way to Budapest in order to attend "Hactivity 2010," the largest hackers' conference in Eastern and Central Europe. But for those of you who didn't make it -- which we're assuming is everyone reading this -- we've dug up one of the more interesting sound...
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The little HTPC (Home Theater PC) and media center software start-up, Boxee, has been making a splash on the web scene since it first debuted in public beta back in January 2010. The software was developed in an effort for cross-platform support and as such, has received a lot of...
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Casio has been kicking out digital cameras like a boss, including a handful of new point-n-shoots just announced today. One of those is the new EXILIM EX-ZR10, a zoom-friendly camera Casio claims integrates high-speed shooting and high-speed image processing all rolled into one. Casio goes to...
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One of the problems with buying a notebook as a gaming machine is that most mobile PCs don't allow much in the way of upgrades. Once that GPU starts to spit and sputter on the latest titles, you might as well toss the whole thing in a river, or chuck it up on Craigslist if you can stomach the...
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Video: Funky Kit Review: Zotac Geforce GTS 450 (1Gb GDDR5) ECS Black GTX 460 1GB @ PureOverclock Inno3D nVidia GTS450 iChill FreezerXSeries Review @ XtremeComputing Futurelooks News Flash - nVidia's GeForce GTS 450 ECS Black GTX 450 review @ t-break Processors: AMD Phenom II X6 1055T Processor Performance Review @ Legit Reviews Memory and...
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RIM's line of BlackBerry smartphones has been popular among business users for some time, but the brand has been losing market share in recent years to other platforms such as Android and iPhone. Now, the company is looking to turn things around with its new BlackBerry Torch 9800 smartphone...
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Intel's marketing division has a long history of partnering with OEMs in order to jointly promote a product, but the company's most recent initiative could create blowback from unhappy customers. According to information unearthed this...
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And just like that, the iPad becomes an even more attractive looking tablet for those who are overly concerned with consuming media on it. Apple didn't exactly get off on the right foot by rejecting Adobe's Flash, which is a platform through which a vast majority of Internet-based multi-media...
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In the not-so-distant past, companies like Best Buy and Circuit Ci and, uh, Best Buy typically filled fall/winter advertising with big-ticket items like high-end HDTVs, new sound equipment, and an assortment of computer equipment. This...
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Can you tell that companies are ramping up for the holidays yet? The flood of new machines has definitely begun, with Asus holding a mega media event last week, ViewSonic introducing the G Tablet and Samsung bringing the Galaxy Tab to all...
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A new gaming handheld? In a world dominated by Sony and Nintendo? Believe it or not, it has happened before. Pandora, a small startup, has captured the hearts of emulation lovers by creating an self-branded handheld gaming platform that mainly focuses on playing ROMs from consoles that have...
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Mirrorless cameras are all the rage these days. Olympus and Panasonic have their Micro Four Thirds technology, Sony has their interchangeable lens family, and now Fujifilm has the FinePix X100. Now, we're just waiting for Canon and Nikon...
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Remember BDXL? That's the format that the Blu-ray Disc Association was trumpeting during this year's Computex trade show, though 3D Blu-ray seems to have stolen the spotlight since. We doubt that it'll remain that way for too long, though. With multi-media swelling larger and 1080p content...
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Video: Galaxy GeForce GTS 450 Super OC 1GB in SLI @ Tweaktown Mobile GPU Comparison Guide Rev. 9.8 @ TechARP Motherboards and Chipsets: Asus Rampage III Gene Motherboard Review @ ITShootOut.com iXBT Labs Review: Biostar TA890FXE Motherboard Memory and Storage: Corsair Force 40GB Solid State Drive Review @ Hardware Canucks Star Wars Stormtrooper...
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Research in Motion announced that it shipped a record 12 million smartphones in the second quarter. With the announcement, RIM beat analysts' expectations. According to the manufacturer, BlackBerry smartphone shipments grew more than 45 percent in the second quarter of its fiscal year over the...
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There have been tons of apps and accessories produced for the iPad in just a few short months, many of which are truly ground-breaking. But few have added on functionality quite like this new Crestron iPanel. It's the just snap-on panel...
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CiragoTV has just thrown caution to the wind and introduced yet another media player into a world chock full of them. With Roku, Apple TV and countless others making their way into homes everywhere, consumers have more options than ever...
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