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March 31
- Myspace.com purges 200,000 user profiles
- Alienware quad-SLI systems to use liquid cooling
- Microsoft reports breakthrough in EU proceedings
- Tight Timings vs High Clock Frequencies
- Apple at 30: The first moments with the Apple II
- Apple ships Final Cut Studio 5.1 for Intel-Macs
March 30
- Quad-SLI system shipments get into gear
- Sony HDR-HC1: A Quantum Leap For Video Buffs
- 30th birthday: TG Daily pays tribute to Apple
March 29
- EU commissioner suspicious of bundled utilities in Windows Vista
- Matrox DualHead2Go: Three Monitors, One Laptop
- World of Warcraft patch promises to make game less repetitive
- Fujitsu prepares 200 GB, 2.5" notebook HDD, but will it perform better?
March 28
- Dub Wheels rolls out LED wheels for your car
- Panda discovers rootkit functions in new Bagle worm variants
- Can In2TV "broadband television" fuel new growth for AOL?
- Could newly proposed House legislation rewire the Bell System?
- Azul Systems introduces 48-core processor
March 27
- GDC 2006: Exhibit hall round-up
- 19" LCD Monitors: The Spring 2006 Collection
- InPhase exceeds 500 Gbit/in2 data density in holographic media
March 25
- Hard drives to increase storage size per sector 8x
- GDC 2006: Playstation 3 without HDMI
March 24
- Nvidia to more aggressively go after small biz market
- GDC 2006: Bigfoot Networks promises hardware solution to end online game lag
- Navigating the Memory Upgrade Jungle
- AMD to demo virtualization tech at Linux World
- Low prices fail to attract "latecomers" to the notebook market
March 23
- GDC 2006: Nintendo to make Sega games available for "Revolution" console
- GDC 2006: Day One fires up gaming fans, price tags, and physics
- GDC 2006: Basic Sony Network Platform for PS3 confirmed free-of-charge
- Nvidia fills some holes by releasing 7300, 7600 GPUs, acquiring Hybrid
March 22
- Pentium EE Squeezes 3.73 GHz Out of NetBurst
- GDC 2006: Dell fires up $10,000 enthusiast PC
- GDC 2006: Ageia announces "PhysX" physics processor
- TG Daily preview: Game Developers Conference 2006
March 21
- Sun open-sources UltraSparc T1 processor design
- Samsung launches 32 GB Flash disk for mobile computers
- Japanese government plans to sprinkle RFID tags over disaster areas
March 20
- Microsoft releases Beta 2 of IE7, as Gates apologizes for long wait
- New Fedora Core 5 Linux includes virtualization and Java
- Ricoh intros color laser multi function printer
- ATI introduces 1 GB workstation graphics card
- Nvidia announces SLI-accelerated physics
- Buffalo Boosts External Hard Drive Power
March 18
- Hybrid hard drives: Can Samsung and Microsoft invent a new market for 2007?
March 17
- Cellphone games: Small size, big money
- Sony announces Blu-ray player, after-market PC drive and Vaio PC
- New Kingston flash drive erases data after failed login attempts
March 16
- Google maps powered "Stalker" site draws ire of celebrities
- Quad-SLI drives enthusiast graphics systems into $2000 range
- Sharp launches 65" high-definition LCD monitor
- 200 GB 2.5" hard drives may be feasible in 2H 2006
March 15
- "Faraday caged apparel" - RFID-blocking wallets introduced
- Turn down the volume, says healthcare group
- Microsoft's Origami UMPC: What were they thinking?
- Sun announces enterprise tape drives
March 14
- Microsoft to introduce Windows Live Family Safety Settings
- Intel launches "Sossaman" dual-core blade server processor
- Both high-def disc formats debate tech issues as HD DVD faces new delays
- NEC and Benq show "smart LCDs at CeBit
- Dual-core not enough? What about 16 cores?
- Fuel cells for notebooks ready for mass-production
- McAfee anti-virus update flags hundreds of innocent files as virus
- VoodooPC launches quad-SLI computer
March 13
- Blu-ray discs and HD DVDs expected to carry region codes
- PC shipment growth to slow in 2006 - Gartner
- Samsung begins mass-production of 80 nm DDR2 modules
- IDF Spring 2006: Will Intel's Core Architecture Close the Technology Gap?
March 11
- IDF wrap-up: Intel is hungry again
March 10
- Roxio releases Blu-ray preview kit
- Germany preps 50 Mbit broadband
- Lala.com mixes music trading with myspace-like social networking
- Via launches 3.5W mobile C7 processor
- Mvix Adds Multimedia Player Sauces to External Storage
- Intel's LaGrande security technology not coming to consumer PCs
- Phishers now using redirectors to foil investigators
- ATI follows up with new middle-tier Radeon X1800 GTO
- Matsushita develops 4 GB SD memory card
March 9
- Nvidia blitzes back with GeForce 7900, 7600 series, Quad-SLI, notebook SLI
- Intel looks outside the processor for further power savings
- Windows Vista makes case for 2 GB of system memory, says Samsung
- ATI and Nvidia's Same-Day Mega-Launch Mayhem
- Ati includes Avivo video converter with new Catalyst 6.3 drivers
March 8
- Western Digital shipping "My Book" book-shaped external drives
- UltraCell developing double-capacity, methanol-based laptop fuel cell
- MIT developing carbon nanotube ultracapacitors to replace batteries
- Analysis: Can Merom return Intel to the performance driver's seat?
- Flash memory could slash boot time of Intel Merom computers by 50%
- AMD confirms Turion 64 X2 mobile dual-core CPUs for Q2 2006
- Is Intel's UMPC really Origami incognito at IDF?
- Intel's LaGrande trusted platform steers away from DRM
March 7
- Intel Woodcrest server leads AMD Opteron 64 server in performance test
- IDF keynotes: Welcome to 'Intel 3.0,' with first look at quad-core CPUs
- Sony rolling out blank Bluray discs in Europe
- ATI leads a week of graphics news with rollout of Mobility X1800, X1800 XT
- AOpen Releases Core Duo To The Desktop
- 5.46 Ghz "dream machine" computer to be shown off at CeBIT
- Intel: "Seamless" connectivity critical for evolution of wireless applications
- AMD CEO: Consumer CPU capacity could be traded to fuel commercial growth
- Intel promises "100's of cores" per processor within 10 years
March 6
- Dueling memory companies to roll out fast and faster DDR2 memory at CeBIT
- AMD launches Opteron 185, 285 and 885 processors
- Can IDF relight Intel's fire?
March 4
- Coral Consortium: Can't all our DRM systems just get along?
March 3
- Finnish group to test cellphone radiation on human skin
- Unotron's keyboards and mice can be dunked in water
- Notebook Drives At Up To 160 GB Put Under the Microscope
March 2
- TG Daily Report: Microsoft Office for $4
- Dell doubles standard hard drive and memory sizes on XPS desktops
- 3D Systems drops price of 3D printer below $15,000
- ATI's Crossfire Xpress 3200 Chipset Takes Off
March 1
- Intel to ship Woodcrest processor in June
- Japanese group releases Knoppix Linux CD that boots in less than a minute
- Sony cancels development of next-generation PDD
- ATI announces dual x16 Crossfire 3200 chipset
- Win introduces compact single-board computer for dual Opteron processors