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Automating Infrastructure and Operations Management with VMware
With VMware, virtualization tools come with a management system built in. Check out this webcast to learn more.
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Iomega aiming for 800GB DVDs
Storage company has been granted patent that it says it will use to boost DVD capacity by 40 to 100 times using nanotechnology.
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Is Linux Palm's savior?
Despite ambitious plans to embed the OS in devices, PalmSource is struggling with market forces and internal upheaval.
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Wireless networking gear revenues continue rise
Worldwide sales of wireless networking equipment reach new high as broadband adoption fuels growth.
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Can games grow beyond the hard-core set?
Industry hopes next-generation consoles lasso fans outside the standard 18- to 34-year-old male demographic.
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In console smackdown, games are next punch
Gamers may be attracted by swank new features in next-gen consoles, but they say cool games will drive their choice.
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Nintendo's big E3 surprise comes in little box
The onetime gaming leader stakes claim to pocket gaming, and makes a bid against Sony, Microsoft for next-gen console. Photos: Nintendo talking 'bout a Revolution
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A gaggle of new games for Xbox 360
Following debut of next-generation console, Microsoft announces game support from major publishers--and compatibility with old games.
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Sony spills PlayStation 3's guts
On a cloudy Los Angeles film studio lot, long-awaited details of new gaming console follow news of Microsoft's rival Xbox 360. Photos: PlayStation 3 unmasked
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Xbox 360 demos running on Macs
Microsoft using Apple computers to show off the visually slick video games that will run on the new Xbox 360 game console.
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Xbox 360 preview gets jump on rivals
As it looks to build on gains and steal customers from Sony, Microsoft beats out rivals in unveiling new generation of console. Photos: Xbox's coming-out party
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Developers uneasy about new game consoles
Game developers fear industry domination by a few big companies that can afford to produce top-shelf titles.
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Next-gen consoles take center stage
At upcoming E3 convention, all eyes will be on new game consoles from the big three players--Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo.
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Riding the wave of video downloads
Start-up TotalVid targets niche customers who have fewer channels to turn to for specialty content. Photo: Surfing for video
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Intel, Sprint connect on WiMax
Companies will jointly test the emerging wireless broadband technology, which may serve as an alternative to cable and DSL. Photos: Welcoming the WiMax chip
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PalmOne hard-drive-based handheld on horizon
Music-playing capability combined with 4GB hard drive and organizer features could present competition for iPod Mini.
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Bluetooth, UWB groups mesh efforts
Companies supporting the wireless networking technologies will work together to increase transfer speeds and diversity of products.
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Panasonic plays DVD maker to push next-gen format
Temporary plan is meant to reassure Hollywood that the current format battle will be resolved and that Blu-ray is the future.
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Sony prepares burners supporting dual-layer DVDs
Internal and external drives can store up to 8.5GB of data each, and are designed to support a wide range of DVD and CD formats.
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Seagate, Cornice partially settle drive suit
Cornice agrees to stop manufacturing products named in Seagate's complaint. Patent issues still in dispute.
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Digital camera market peaked too soon
Rapid growth of digital camera industry will slow in coming years, as manufacturers push too aggressively, report says.
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