Designtechnica has some information on the Mobinote DVX-POD 7010 mobile media player and an interview with a company representative concerning their upcoming hard-drive base player. Slick little unit they have there, one of many media players that should be the…
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X-bit labs has reviewed the Creative GigaWorks S750, a 7.1 speaker system. The massive system has some impressive specifications, almost audiophile territory at a competitive price, considering the number of speakers and the control module that they throw in….
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SystemCooling has a review of the Global WIN YCC-1102 MicroATX case which incorporates a few nice features in a sleek little package. The system contains an integrated LCD display which is capable of showing system temperatures and other assorted details….
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CNET News writes of Microsoft’s plan to boost the storage capacity of its Hotmail email service for both paying customers and free email users. The free service users will get a generous upgrade to 250MB of storage while users who…
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AnandTech has a look at the latest version of Intel’s popular, low-price CPU, the Celeron D. Intel’s architectural improvements give this updated version of the chip quite a performance boost, bumping it into a performance parity with AMD’s 32-bit Athlons….
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I Am Not A Geek has spent some time with Microsoft’s Service Pack 2, Release Candidate 2 for the Windows XP operating system. The pack will contain a huge number of fixes and security improvements which should make the web…
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HTPCNews has a review of the Maxtor DiamondMax 9 250GB Serial-ATA interface hard drive. The main consumer benefit, at the moment, for SATA drives is a reduction of clutter in a PC case, especially important when it comes to home…
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InfoWorld has the details on Intel’s launch of two new, “slower”, Pentium M processors which use their Dothan mobile core. The two chips come in at 1.5GHz and 1.6GHz clock speeds and feature the rather large 2MB of cache the…
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GideonTech has a review of the BuffaloTech FireStix PC4000 1GB memory kit. The product is a pair of 512MB DDR memory modules each clad in spicey red heatspreaders all designed to allow for some headroom when pushing a PC to…
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PC World writes of Intel’s plan to launch a 64-bit version of its Xeon processor line next week. The chip will be able to run both 32-bit and 64-bit code natively similar to the AMD Athlon64/Opteron line. Since it is…
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X-bit labs has a fiew details on Intel’s planned dual-core Itanium2 64-bit processor which was, apparently, demonstrated in Japan recently. The chip will feature 24MB of cache next to its dual CPU core attached to a quad-pumped 667MHz bus…the chip…
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