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Adtron to offer 160 GB 2.5" flash drive
(adtron flash) -
Marriott hotel rooms get gadget connectivity
(marriott hdtv) -
Japan working on payment via cell phone for Big Macs
(japan mcdonalds) -
Wireless networks jump in popularity: survey
(wireless networks survey) -
STMicroelectronics introduces auto-shutdown LED driver
(st microelec) -
DARPA Urban Challenge to have multiple cash prizes
(darpa urban challenge) -
New cyrogenic refrigerator offers rapid cooling
(cryocooler 120hz) -
Intel Crestline chipset will run DirectX 10
(intel crestline graphics) -
Virgin Galactic and NASA partner up
(virgin galactic nasa partnership) -
"Flushed Away" uploader gets felony charge
(flushedaway arrested) -
Hacker uncovers Internet Explorer 7 phishing hole
(ie7 phishing hole) -
Samsung accelerates graphics memory to 2000 MHz
(samsung gddr) -
AMD delays R600 graphics chip
(amd ati delay r600) -
Kingston ships 4 GB performance memory kits
(kingston 4gb) -
Google to offer subscription-based office software
(google apps) -
OCZ unveils flashy "Reaper" performance memory
(oczmemory) -
AMD raises graphics performance with second-gen Vista driver
(ati catalyst nvidia vvista) -
WD rolls out networked hard drives
(wd mybook) -
Samsung to show USB LCD at Cebit
(samsung lcd) -
First DVDs with HD capability produced
(dvd hd 3x) -
Korean researchers aiming for 100 GB flash memory cards
(flash memory cnt) -
Microscopic chain-mail could link wearable gadgets
(microscopic chain link) -
R600 graphics card delayed again
(r600 delay) -
Say cheese, researchers want cameras in every airline seat
(airline cameras microphones research) -
Intel to prevent overheating laptops with light
(intel laptop overheating patent) -
AMD releases new consumer flagship processor X2 6000+
(amd x2 6000) -
AMD publishes DTX guidelines for small form factor PCs
(amd dtx spec) -
Judge throws out $30 million dollar MySpace suit
(myspace 30million dismissed) -
Google doubts hard drives fail because of excessive temperature, usage
(google hard drives) -
Nvidia activates a supercomputer in your PC
(nvidia cuda) -
Nvidia GeForce 8600 series expected to launch in the middle of Q2
(geforce 8600) -
Shipment of Vista notebooks to start taking off in Q2
(vista notebooks) -
Experts doubt quantum computer's authenticity
(dwave quantum computer doubts) -
Sharp develops technology for cheaper Blu-ray recorders
(sharp bluray lowercost) -
U.S. data centers consume 45 billion kWh annually, says AMD
(amd power consumption) -
With R600 set to go, AMD-ATI preps launch of RV610 and RV630
(amd r600) -
LCD panel prices to continue falling in H2 Feb, says WitsView
(lcd panel) -
DRAM makers expansion may advance with ease of equipment supply
(dram supply) -
STMicroelectronics introduces 65nm MLC NOR flash
(65nm flash) -
OCZ expands into peripherals, offers gaming mouse
(ocz mouse) -
Plextor announces pocket-sized DVD burner
(plextor dvd burner) -
IBM claims new eDRAM will double processor performance
(ibm edram) -
Shuttle launches first quad-core SFF workstations
(shuttle quad core) -
Microsoft patches 20 security holes in February update
(microsoft security update) -
ATI R600 coming in March or April
(ati r600) -
Intel and Novell announce virtual Windows to run unmodified on Linux
(novell intel linux) -
More than 1 billion Wi-Fi chipsets expected to ship in 2012
(wifi shipments) -
Renesas and Matsushita develop technique for stabilizing operation of 45nm on-chip SRAM
(renesas 45nm) -
Oasis ratifies Open Document Format 1.1
(odf 11) -
AMD releases new Imageon media processors for cellphones
(amd imageon) -
Intel to bring back Hyperthreading with Nehalem core
(amd intel) -
Microsoft: We'll talk about the next Windows when we are ready
(windows vienna) -
A thin client computer for $140
(devon thin client) -
Pre-N to replace 802.11g faster than expected
(802 11 n) -
HDMI connections surge in PC market
(hdmi pc) -
Infineon introduces silicon-based low noise amplifiers for UMTS/HSxPA and WLAN applications
(infineon wlan) -
Wireless carriers face slowdown of subscriber growth
(wireless subscribers) -
Infineon looks to make Linux handsets more affordable
(infineon handset) -
Coraid pushes SATA over the Ethernet
(coraid serial ata ethernet) -
TI's OMAP3 cellphone processor plays 720p HD video
(ti omap3) -
Micron bundles mobile DRAM and NAND flash
(micron nand dram mcp) -
Sandisk puts 4 GB into your cellphone
(sandisk 4gb) -
Microsoft announces Windows Mobile 6
(windows mobile 6) -
Nvidia intros 320 MB 8800 GTS model
(nvidia 8800 gts) -
NBC Nightly News plans to go hi-def
(nbc news high def) -
Sandisk announces microSD-miniSD-SD combo packs
(sandisk sd) -
Sandisk introduces 8 GB JEDEC-compatible iNAND
(sandisk nand) -
Micron to launch 1.75-micron pixel CMOS image sensors for cameraphones
(micron sensor) -
AMD puts Barcelona quad-core into the spotlight at ISSCC
(amd barcelona) -
Intel squeezes 1.8 TFlops out of one processor
(intel 80 core) -
Battlestar Galactica coming to Xbox and the PC
(sierraonline battlestar game) -
AT&T consolidates parental controls
(att consolidates parental controls) -
Microsoft preps 12 patches for February
(microsoft patches) -
EMI considers DRM-free music downloads
(emi drm free music) -
VIA announces PadLock RSA module for Microsoft Windows
(padlock) -
TV card makers look to the HD multimedia market
(tv cord hd) -
Players in the embedded market see opportunity for x86 system-on-chip
(embedded processors) -
Spansion announces MirrorBit HD-SIM solution roadmap
(spansion mirrorbit) -
View environmental hotspots with Google Earth
(google environmental hotspots) -
Microsoft to open Xbox Gamerscore rewards program
(xbox rewards) -
New Firefox flaws exploit pop-ups, phishing hole
(firefox security) -
PCI-SIG completes PCIe External Cabling 1.0 specification
(pci sig cable) -
2 GB DDR2 modules may not be mainstream until 2008
(2gb memory) -
Nvidia to turn Sideshow into a major attraction
(nvidia preface sideshow) -
Comcast and Facebook partner to make "Facebook Diaries"
(facebook comcast diaries) -
Digg buries top user list
(digg lists) -
AMD refreshes Opteron lineup, promises fast quad-core chip
(amd opteron refresh) -
SiS announces chipsets certified for Windows Vista Premium Edition
(sis vista) -
AMD expected to post 20% share of embedded processor market in 2007
(amd embedded) -
UK could force convicted sex offenders to register screen names
(uk sex offenders registration) -
World's oldest newspaper moves to all digital format
(oldest newspaper online) -
Wal-Mart digital movie store moves into beta
(walmart digital movie store) -
40% of kids see online porn - survey
(teenagers online porn) -
U.S. Census gets high-tech for 2010
(census wireless) -
P.A. Semi challenges AMD, IBM and Intel in power efficiency
(pasem processor) -
The ultimate Vista gadget: A keyboard?
(desktop 7000) -
Mobile content expected to reach $150 billion by 2011
(mobile content) -
AMD 690 series chipsets to launch in February
(amd 690) -
YouTube to share the bucks
(youtube sharing dollars) -
Survey says YouTube viewers won't like video ads
(youtube survey harris)