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August 1, 2008 - Technology News
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July 21, 2008 - Technology News
Another breakthrough purportedly brings us closer to quantum computing
In reality, quite a bit of time has passed since we've heard of the next great leap in the (seemingly) never-ending journey towards quantum ...
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May 9, 2008 - Industry News
Xbox 360's 65nm Jasper chipset in the works for August release?
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January 29, 2008 - Industry News
Gartner: Blu-ray to win in 2008, HD DVD price cuts are "useless resistance"
Gartner, the fat lady of research firms, is singing HD DVD's swan song this morning. Hiroyuki Shimizu, Principal Research Analyst in Japan, ...
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October 18, 2007 - Technology News
Texas Instruments' DaVinci chip brings high-def to a new low
Texas Instruments has launched their latest low-cost DaVinci MPEG-4 video encoder / decoder intended to bring high-def to a new product ...
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July 16, 2007 - Technology News
Korean researchers develop uber-cheap solar cells
We'll go ahead and hand it to Spectrolab for crafting such an immensely efficient solar cell without regard to cost, but a team of Korean ...
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July 5, 2007 - Industry News
AMD's low-power Phenom X2 GE-series CPUs seen in roadmap
AMD's high-powered Phenom lineup should still be residing in the forefront of your memory, but the company has now loosed details on a ...
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June 27, 2007 - Technology News
Lubix's UBHS-PH2 sports world's first MEMS display
Oh goodie, a world's first. This time it's courtesy of Lubix's UBHS-PH2 Bluetooth headset sporting Qualcomm's Micro-Electro-Mechanical ...
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January 15, 2007 - Technology News
MINI USA rolls out RFID-activated billboards
If there was ever a slick way to get folks to willingly carry around an RFID tag, MINI USA has it all wrapped up. Catering to every person's egotistical side, MINI ...
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January 2, 2007 - Industry News
$300,000 worth of Hynix DDR RAM modules hijacked
It seems the traditional method of acquiring goods -- you know, that "money for product" approach we've been testing out for centuries -- is going ...
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October 10, 2006 - Technology News
Group IV Semiconductor unveils plans for silicon lighting
For those out there just looking for zanier methods to get your illumination on, Group IV Semiconductor is hoping to deliver the goods ...
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July 26, 2006 - Technology News
VeriChip's human-implatable RFID chips clonable, sez hackers
In case anyone needed more proof that we're all living in a Philip K. Dick novel, a pair of hackers have recently demonstrated how human-implantable ...
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