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Get Your Free Trial of Diskeeper 2011 - Server Edition
Increase performance and efficiency for the most powerful systems in your network--the servers. Discover how Diskeeper 2011 prevents disk fragmentation before it happens and optimizes data flow...
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Here come the iPad "killers": Asus, MSI show off new tablet PCs at Computex
This year's installment of Computex is getting off to fast start when it comes to tablet PCs that hope to compete with the iPad. While most top-tier computer companies haven't provided details...
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Panasonic unveils four new Lumix pocket digital cameras
Panasonic has announced five new, higher-end members to their Lumix pocket-sized digital camera family, all with some top-of-the-line features.
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Microsoft reannounces its exFAT file format is available for licensing
Microsoft has been licensing its exFAT flash file format for licensing for a while now. In case you forgot, on December 10, the company reminded folks that exFAT is available for licensing.
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Selling Unix in 2009 - much easier than in 2008?
Will selling Unix be easier in 2009 than it was in 2008? The opportunities are there - depressions provide the financial presures that move people to see better, cheaper, and faster solutions as...
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Sony may be announcing iPod touch competitor at CES
There is a load of digital music players on the market (see my Holiday Guide) that offer consumers quite a bit of choice. However, there is not much competition in the way of touch screen players...
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IBM wins supercomputing bakeoff; Playstation chips rule; Intel dominates HPC
Supercomputers are like muscle cars for IT: Few of us have one, but boy they are fun to look at. IBM on Tuesday touted that its supercomputer built for the National Nuclear Security...
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The all-in-one PC is alive and well
The laptop may have dethroned the desktop, but the all-in-one PC is still growing at a rapid rate. Several companies have announced new models with Intel's latest chips.
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A threat to the iPad comes from an unlikely source: Nvidia
Nvidia's new platform based around the Tegra 3 that could see quad-core Android tablets retailing for $199.
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Best gaming graphic cards
A number of graphics cards at various price points that feature both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs.
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Best gaming graphic cards
A number of graphics cards at various price points that feature both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs.
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Oracle announces Oracle VM Server for x86 Release 3.1
Virtual machine software really must be seen as an enabler rather than as a solution in its own right. Customers really need to examine the whole environment to select the hypervisor that is best...
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Windows 8 includes enhanced multi-monitor support
14 percent of desktop PCs and 5 percent of notebooks run with multiple monitors.
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Choosing the right computer to power the Skype Studio
In later articles, when I tell you what obscenities I'm making this little machine do in the name of broadcasting, you'll understand why this is so very important.
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Sony HX850 series (photos)
The Sony HX850 series is an attractive-looking TV that provides an excellent LCD picture for the money.
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HP releases Oracle documents: Sun hardware a 'pig in lipstick'
Within hours of Oracle releasing a cache of HP documents seen during litigation between the two companies, HP fired back with a release of its own.
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Oracle releases HP documents: 'Make your own decision'
Oracle has released a cache of HP documents first seen during litigation, which shows just how much HP wanted to keep the ailing Itanium chip going.
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AMD unveils 'Trinity' A-Series APUs
Better GPU performance could be AMD's ace up its sleeve, especially as OEMs are making increased use of high-resolution displays on systems such as ultrathin devices.
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Lenovo ThinkPads: T, W, L, X, and X1 (photos)
The new 2012 lineup of Lenovo ThinkPads has Intel's latest Ivy Bridge processors in some very familiar bodies.
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Top-rated reviews of the week (photos)
This week our editors were busy reviewing a rugged camera that doesn't look rugged, a tiny $99 pico projector for your iPhone, a 3D printer, and an Editors' Choice-winning Toyota Prius.
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Intel wants to be inside the iPad
Intel's expertise in miniaturizing transistors could certainly be beneficial to Apple when it comes to shrinking down the processor die size and slashing battery consumption.
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