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Latest News - January 2010
- See 'Avatar,' Diagnose Your Vision Problems
- Hardware Roundup
- Germany Suggests Users Not Use Internet Explorer Due To Security Concerns
- Asus DR-570 E-Reader To Bring OLED Display, Potentially Change The Market
- AT&T Begins Offering Unlimited Talk/Text/Data Plans For Heavy Users
- Yamaha's YSP-5100 and YSP-4100 Sound Bars Offer Wireless iPod/iPhone Support
- NVIDIA GF100 Architecture and Feature Preview
- Ultimate Ears Crams Six Speakers Into New $1350 Earbuds
- Verizon Considering Usage-Based Wireless Data Pricing
- Jelfin Ships Spherical Mouse, The Crowd Roars
- Hardware Roundup
- HP Ships USB 3.0 Laptop
- South Korean Duo Deemed "World's Fastest Texters"
- CES 2010 Highlight Wrap-Up In Video and Pictures
- McDonald's Begins Serving Free Wi-Fi At Most US Locations
- Lenovo Launches New ThinkCentre Desktops
- Funai Shows Off Android-based Universal Remote Control
- T-Mobile Introduces Limited Edition myTouch 3G Fender
- Mitsubishi's Red Laser Diode Advacement Could Lead To Brighter Pico Projectors
- New iPhone To Have Touch Sensitive Back?
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All News for January 2010
Not only is "Avatar" the top movie for yet another weekend, it apparently can also help diagnose vision problems.Anyone who has yet to see the movie has probably heard five or six (thousand) times that it's best seen in IMAX or 3-D. Problem is, once they get to the theater, they might not understand what all the fuss is about, because they...
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Video: AMD ATi Radeon HD 5670 @ eTeknix.com HIS shows its Radeon HD 5670 hand @ eTeknix.com ATI Radeon HD 5670 @ HardwareZone StarTech VGA Wall Plate Video Extender over Cat5 with Audio @ Bay Reviews ATI's Radeon HD 5670 - DirectX 11 for $100 @ Techgage.comMotherboards and Chipsets: iXBT Labs Review: ASUS AT3N7A-I MotherboardProcessors: Atom...
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Oh, brother. You know things are bad when people start ditching your product over fears that it's slower and less secure than other free alternatives, but things are really bad when a government recommends to its citizens that consumers should ditch your product if they haven't already. It almost sounds too weird to...
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It's too early to tell if this is the Eee Reader that was hinted about last autumn, but there's little doubt that Asus will be joining the quickly growing e-reader market in the near future. Amazon has started something that is showing no signs of slowing, with Plastic Logic, Spring Design and a host of other...
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Sprint went above and beyond the call of duty last year when it introduced a number of unlimited plans to give users a way to just forget about the meter. Many suggested that the move was made during a time when the carrier simply needed more consumers to take notice, but either way, we're now seeing that the move is...
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Yamaha has been creating sound bars for years now, and they've been growing increasingly popular in homes where size is a problem. Apartments and one-bedroom studios haven't been able enjoy true surround sound due to the inability to shove 5, 6 or more speakers into their cramped living space. Sound bars have enabled...
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Back in late September of last year, NVIDIA disclosed some information regarding its next generation GPU architecture, codenamed "Fermi". At the time, actual product names and detailed specifications were not disclosed, nor was performance in 3D games, but high-level information about the architecture, its strong focus on compute performance,...
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Headphones just aren't what they used to be. Back in the day, whatever earbuds came bundled with whatever MP3 player you purchased were considered "good enough," but these days, any self-respecting audio player owner doesn't even unwrap the factory headphones. Instead, they head straight for the accessory department, where more and more high-end...
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Verizon's Chief Technology Officer Dick Lynch says wireless companies will eventually have to change how they bill customers. More specifically, Lynch is talking about charging customers based on the amount of bandwidth they use. According to the Wall Street Journal, Lynch recently said current flat fee data plans with unlimited Internet access...
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Mice makers have been trying to "overhaul" the tried and true mouse design for years. Meanwhile, the keyboard has remained relatively constant in shape/form factor, but that's another story for another day. The all-new Jelfin mouse, which we heard about briefly at the end of last year, made its official debut at the Consumer Electronics Show,...
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Video: Samsung 46B6000 46inch LED TV Review at CCE Reviews ATI HD 5670 @ Neoseeker AMD's Radeon HD 5670 graphics card @ TR-News Sapphire Radeon HD5670 Video Card Review @ Ninjalane Sapphire Radeon HD 5670 512MB / 1GB Video Card Review @ Legit Reviews Sapphire HD 5670 1GB GDDR5 Graphics Card at Modders-Inc ATI Radeon HD5670 HDMI Video Card...
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With the announcement that certain configurations of its Envy 15 laptops will come with the new USB 3.0 spec, HP is now one of the first computer companies to offer the fast new technology on its machines. Although USB 3.0 has been talked about for quite some time, it hasn't been a reality for that long. As you may recall, USB 3.0 promises...
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Think you thumbs are quick? Think again. LG, which has long been a supporter of finding out just who exactly can text the fastest in this zany world of thumb-friendly communicators, has just announced that Yeong-Ho Bae, 18, and Mok-Min Ha, 17, of South Korea are the (new) fastest texters on the planet. Hear that? On the planet! The duo defeated...
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The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas gets the year going in the right direction for everyone in the high tech industry. It allows manufacturers to showcase their current products to thousands of media outlets, as well as give a sneak peak at impending launches all the while creating buzz and excitement among consumers. And yeah,...
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Hearing that "someone is working on it" is one thing, but now the home of the Golden Arches (and those "all white meat chicken nuggets) has finally done the deed. No, we're not talking about swapping out those juicy, all-beef patties for veggie slabs. We're talking about in-house Wi-Fi, and lots of it. Making good on a promise it made earlier...
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Lenovo announced the new ThinkCentre A63 desktop for small to medium businesses as well as the new high-performance ThinkCentre M90 and M90p desktops. The ThinkCentre A63 comes with choices for the latest AMD Sempron, AMD Athlon II, or AMD Phenom II processors. The systems also feature Direct X10 integrated graphics support and support for...
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The Android mobile platform has certainly been getting its fair share of attention lately. In addition to the many Android smartphones that were demoed at CES, there were also other Android-based devices to be seen. Take Funai Electric Co's universal remote control, for instance. Based on Android, the I-Remote was first demoed at CES this...
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If you've been thinking about getting the T-Mobile myTouch 3G but want a phone that shows off more of your personal style, then T-Mobile's latest version of the phone might be for you. Putting a "rock-and-roll spin" on the original T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google, the new myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition will make its debut on January 20....
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The first wave of pico projectors had all sorts of steam behind it, but that enthusiasm was soon pushed away as newer and more wide-ranging products came to market. After a year-long lull, it really feels like the mini projector has its groove back, and now we're hearing more and more about new options and new...
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Only a few days after a Korean paper said the new iPhone would be out in April, a Goldman Sachs analyst chimed in on the annual update to the iPhone, saying it would be out in (ta-da) June, when Apple usually release updates to its popular app phone.Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst Robert Chen, fortunately, not talking about credit default...
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Microsoft made it clear with its "Laptop Hunters" ads, and consumers listened, as the global recession ground on: Windows PCs are cheaper than Macs. It's not as though the price differential wasn't known already, but Microsoft made sure we were reminded of what they like to call, the "Apple Tax." With that, Apple fell to the No. 5 spot in...
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SDXC. It's a new memory card format, but only in a certain light. You see, SDXC actually surfaced back in early 2009, but no commercial cards were launched until about a week ago. Already it seems that Panasonic is eager to get some new products on the market to take advantage, but that's not surprising given that it is one of the few firms...
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