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Dell prepping new 15" laptops
Dell sure has been busting out a whole lot of new products lately and if recent rumors offer any indication, that Read more…
Dell XPS One gets real
Oh Dell, you should know by now that you can’t play coy with us. Try as you did to maintain an air of secrecy around your XPS One all-in-one PC, Read more…
ALSO NOTED: Alabama students getting OLPC XOs; Philips/Lite-on announce $199 Blu-ray PC drive;
> Polaroid markets Zink portable photo printer. Article> Alabama students are Read more…
ALSO NOTED: Dell going retail in China; Google Calendar gets friendly with the iPhone;
> Sony rolls out a few more Blu-ray-equipped laptops. Article> 800Mhz G4 Macs Read more…
Sony’s psychedelic Vaio is a trip
Do you count Iron Butterfly’s 17-minute jam “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida” among your favorite songs of all time? Do you openly rock tie-die shirts in public? Do you grow your own, uh, “herbal refreshment” at Read more…
ALSO NOTED: Dell to refresh OptiPlex desktops; An interview with Apple VP Phil Schiller;
> Geek pr0n: taking apart the new iPod Nanos and Classics. Read more…
Mitsubishi working on 3D displays
Those wacky 3D glasses that they used to give you at the movie theater might seem like a thing of the past but if researchers at Mitsubishi have their way, red and blue shades could become Read more…
ALSO NOTED: No Blu-ray for iMacs until 2008; Michael Dell running Ubuntu?;
> Michael Dell’s open-source OS of choice? Ubuntu. Article
> Bill Gates sees the future of the tech industry.
ALSO NOTED: Zune to go DRM-free; The .ANI attack from the inside;
> Microsoft says it will go DRM-free, though when and how is anyone’s guess.
VESA okays DisplayPort 1.1 spec
The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) announced today that it has approved DisplayPort 1.1, a standard that it hopes will replace DVI and VGA as the de facto standard for both
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