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IBM drumming up Cell supportPublished on March 31, 2005IBM wants to make it as easy as possible for outsiders to work with Cell. Read more First Cell-powered computer shipsPublished on January 10, 2006The first product based on IBM/Toshiba/Sony's Cell processor has shipped, reports Mercury Computer Systems. Mercury's Cell Technology Evaluation System (CTES) is a 470-pound behemoth with one or two dual-Cell blades running Linux. It targets defense, medical, and industrial inspection markets. Read more Report: Cell/B.E. to be Used in PlayStation 4Published on September 30, 2008Could Sony be planning on using an upgraded Cell/B.E. in the PlayStation 4? Read more IBM promises open Cell technologyPublished on June 09, 2005Armonk-based IBM plans to follow through with its promise to talk candidly about its Cell processor. Read more Latest Reviews & Articles
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Atom, Athlon, or Nano? Energy-Savers ComparedPublished on October 03, 2008We compared Intel’s Atom 230 and VIA’s Nano L2100 processors hoping to find the best product for low-power applications. VIA is in the vanguard of performance. Is this enough to beat Atom? Read more 
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Seagate's 1.5TB Barracuda: Bigger And Better?Published on October 02, 2008Seagate is the first hard drive vendor to offer a 1.5 TB drive in the 3.5” form factor. Meanwhile, WD sent us its RAID Edition 3 (RE3) drive. We tell you which is the best HDD choice today. Read more |
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