Wired News has the story on Comcast’s purchase of TechTV, a station dedicated to news and information surrounding computers, gadgets, and the internet. The current speculation is that Comcast will merge both TechTV with their own G4 gaming channel….
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MobileMag has details and a photo of Sony’s LIBRIe, the first consumer E-Ink e-Book to be released. After so many years of hype it’s good to see the technology finally hitting the stores. You’ve gotta wonder if this will save…
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HTPCnews has in their possession the Gateway 901x, a home theater PC that packs a load of features and performance into a sleek little case. The price is quite a bit higher than a run-of-the-mill computer but its fit and…
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SiliconValley.com has the details of a report by NPD Group which pegged sales of games, that are playable online, at a total of $1 billion USD for 2003. Their article goes on to make a valid point, not all online…
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Reuters makes note of the enthusiasm cellular companies have for the future with plans for high speed networks which will propel new classes of devices and services but they’re holding on to their checkbooks at the moment waiting on demand…
Read more Cellular's Hurry up and Wait
InfoSync World has information on Microsoft’s XNA development platform which will “ease” creation of video games across Microsoft Operating Systems and products such as the Xbox. XNA seems like an initiative to standardize many portions of game development such as…
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DigiTimes has done some digging around and come up with some more information on upcoming video products namely ATI’s project codenamed “R420” and NVIDIA’s “NV40”. The biggest news is both companies planning on moving from AGP completely after these new…
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The European Commission has released its decision and found Microsoft guilty of leveraging its monopoly of its very own Windows operating system. Seems like a foolish conclusion overall and of course Microsoft plans to appeal the ruling so payment on…
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Reuters has the story of a U.S. Senate subcommittee that is sponsoring a bill that would outlaw nefarious spyware, the only problem is that they can’t figure out how to outline what spyware is. It’s good to see someone in…
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Hot Hardware has an informative article that explains just what PCI Express is and how the two popular video chip makers, ATI and NVIDIA, will implement support for the new high speed connection. ATI’s approach sounds better on paper but…
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Microsoft Watch has some rather biting remarks from Doug Burgum, Microsoft’s senior VP of their Business Solutions division, towards the European Commission. Most companies stay quiet when under legal action so this is a departure from the norm….
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