Browsing Category: "Computers"
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Dell be launching a new bamboo-encased eco-PC concept. It’s said to be Dell’s smallest-ever computer. |
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The beauty of this computer is that it uses 70 percent less power. There’s no word on additional specs, but will be released later this year and go between $500 and $700.
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Popularity: 22%
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Willcom’s D4 UMPC might be rocking the smartphone look but its guts are pure PC. Running Vista on a 1.33GHz Intel Atom processor with 1GB of RAM, a 40GB hard-drive and 5-inch touchscreen, plenty of people were interested in the QWERTY-blessed device but Willcom are showing little interest in releasing it outside of Japan. |
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In situations like these, if you’ve the money, imports are your only option, and GeekStuff4U have just thrown up a pre-order page for the D4 which suggests they could be in the US by June 20th.
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Popularity: 22%
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Fujitsu is launching a decent all-in-one pc featuring a 16:9 16-inch display running at 1366 x 768, a base enabling you to adjustable height and angles for the PC. |
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Along with a Core 2 Duo T8100 processor, Intel GM965 integrated graphics, built-in wifi, and a PC card slot for expansion. Look for the FA50 in Japan May17th for $1,300.
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Popularity: 17%
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Microsoft’s latest patent involves a Wearable Mouse concept that runs on gyroscopic technology, doing away with the need to move your hand from your keyboard to the mouse constantly. |
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Coincidentally, this is pretty much the same technology that is found inside the Wiimote, but it remains to be seen how much longer it will take to get this concept up and running. The mouse will activate when you make a fist, while both left and right buttons will be activated by your thumb. I wonder how sensitive this mouse will be should it be realized - will it be good enough for desktop publishing?
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Portable hard drives aren’t poor cousins of their computer based brethren anymore, as Mercury has proven with its On-The-Go model which holds up to 500GB worth of data in a pretty interesting design. |
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It supports USB 2.0, FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 connectivity, and is fully Firewire bus-powered which means you don’t have to worry about lugging an additional power adapter each time you bring this out from your home. Unfortunately, those relying on USB connectivity might require the separate power adapter instead. Would you drop 500GB in a transparent case?
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Popularity: 12%
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The Asus´ Intel G35 chipset motherboards allow users to enjoy enhanced Microsoft Vista DirectX 10 graphics on a motherboard solution “right out of the box”. |
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This series of motherboards are the world’s first to provide an Intel platform with an onboard integrated VGA solution that features built-in support for Windows Vista DirectX 10. Asus´ Intel G35 chipset motherboards models that support this unique feature include the Asus P5E-V HDMI, P5E-VM HDMI and the P5E-VM SE motherboards.
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Popularity: 14%
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Mesiro is spicing up media PC’s with this fancy Merium PC which features a 1.66GHz Core 2 Duo T5500 processor, 250GB internal HDD, dual-layer DVD burner, GMA950 graphics accelerator, WiFi, 5-in-1 multicard reader or the bundled MCE remote as well as interchangeable chassis covers. Unfortunately you’ll be paying a pretty penny for both the PC ($1,578) and €55 ($87) for the faceplates. |
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The ZPC-GX31 saves you desktop space by putting an Intel Core Duo PC with a CDRW/DVD drive and a card reader inside a “normal size keyboard”. |
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This new generation All-in-One PC in a keyboard not only takes up far less desktop space, but also puts an Intel® Core™ 2 Quad CPU with all its features and performance at your fingertips. The new ZPC-GX31™ is a true innovation packing so much power, performance and compatibility inside a normal size keyboard.
With features such as Dual Display capabilities, 4MB of DDR2/667MHz RAM, 1Gb LAN and DVI interface you now have a complete personal computer that takes up no more space than a typical keyboard. Simply place it on your desktop, plug in a monitor and you are done! |
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As a musician myself, turning sheet music is the bane of my art. Ok I confess. I haven’t touched a musical instrument since the 11th grade but I did play for almost 8 years so there! Back to the subject at hand, the CLEF system consists of a flexible LCD touch screen with a built-in stand and a wireless foot pedal. |
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Use the pedal to turn digital sheet music or just touch the screen. It also throws in some computer functions by allowing on the fly scoring, note taking, and collaborative writing. When you need a real computer, a keyboard slides out from underneath the screen and use the foot pedal as a stereo to enjoy the music you just played.
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Popularity: 28%
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Today Intel announced plans for its future in building processor chips in this seemingly crazy race to build them bigger and faster between Intel and AMD. The latest news involves new chips that promise to bump up processing speeds even more with 2, 4, 6 and even 8-core processors. |
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Intel unveiled a new microprocessor code-named “Dunnington” which will pack in a 6-core processor as a replacement for current Xeon systems with Quad-core processors. According to Pat Gelsinger, general manager of Intel’s digital enterprise group, the new Dunnington processors are expected to be available in the second half of 2008.
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Popularity: 14%
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