Quick links: NextGen Electronics: Part 1, Part 2 AnandTech’s Day 1 Gizmodo’s coverage…
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AnandTech has somehow managed to get pictures and a few sparse details on a future Intel processor codenamed “Tejas”. Some interesting speculation in this one….
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The Register has this story on Toshiba’s latest micro wonder, a hard drive slightly larger than Secure Digital memory cards. Initial storage capacity will be 2GB with a 4GB planned for later in the year. ETA: Q3 2004…
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U.S. President Bush is expected to, next week, announce a return to Moon missions and possibly a mission to Mars in 10 years, according to The Washington Times….
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Some quick links to CES information: Bill Gates Keynote overview Panasonic CES plans Dell joins forces with Fuji Xerox, Kodak, and Samsung Some of Sony’s new products more to come……
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Financial Times has some info on HP liscensing iPod technologies from Apple. The iPod is currently the top selling mp3 player on the market….
Read more HP Chooses iPod
Abit, a popular motherboard/video card manufacturer, has reportedly split with NVIDIA and will no longer produce any products using their chipsets. The Inquirer has more….
Read more Abit and NVIDIA Part Ways
IBM has managed to cram some serious power into a small space with their HS40 blade server set to be released next month. Packing up to 4 Intel 2.8GHz Xeons and 16GB of memory it’s sure to meet number crunching…
Read more Quad IBM Blade Server on the Way
PC World has a story which just might peg down the launch date for Sony’s upcoming portable video game player the PSP. ETA: November 2004…
Read more Sony PSP Launch Date Slip
Toshiba will be showing off a prototype of what will probably be the first hybrid DVD and HD-DVD playing drive at CES. It contains a red laser to pickup information from current DVDs and a blue laser to catch future…
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Intel has dropped a considerable amount of cash into a fund which will try and find ways to connect consumer electronics (such as dvd players and TVs) to each other and to PCs. More info from Reuters….
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