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594 votes | submitted 2010-03-10 20:02:05 by Lowenfels | 151 comments
This is the sad story of RealDVD, the company that recently screwed consumers everywhere by settling
a lawsuit that makes it illegal to rip DVDs.
364 votes | submitted 2010-03-11 06:06:28 by cnpatterson3 | 73 comments
Intel has released a 6-core processor that will fit into existing X58 motherboards and really pushes
the boundaries of computing performance. There are many cases where the CPU actually is 50% faster
than the measly quad-core processors currently for sale! Time to open up the pocket book or steal
your neighbors.
1820 votes | submitted 2010-03-10 08:47:19 by adeelarshad82 | 264 comments
By now, you've probably seen many of the homemade videos from people who ordered an Intel Core
i7-920 processor from Newegg.com and received a bogus processor and hunk of plastic shaped like a
fan. We have one in the office.
322 votes | submitted 2010-03-09 18:13:56 by jmritchie | 65 comments
2009 saw dramatic growth in the popularity of netbooks. This trend is expected to continue in 2010
as they become increasingly affordable.
358 votes | submitted 2010-03-08 17:45:22 by AmyVernon | 58 comments
If you could design a perfect laptop, what features would you include or leave out? Best Buy asked
its customers, then channeled the info back to laptop manufacturers. The Satellite E205 is Toshiba's
offering and it weighs in at a decent price, with solid performance and Intel WiDi wireless display
to TV technology on board.
323 votes | submitted 2010-03-09 13:54:24 by Lovelezz | 40 comments
The world's first commercial effort at a patient-ready brain computer interface is on display over
at CeBIT 2010, but don't go throwing out your keyboard and mouse just yet.
301 votes | submitted 2010-03-02 18:01:02 by vtbarrera | 44 comments
It might not have a soul or emotion, but the Los Angeles Police Department's latest toy, a Remotec
Inc. "Telehandler," could probably give Robocop a run for his money.
995 votes | submitted 2010-03-02 07:28:48 by Iexist08 | 99 comments
Unlike wood-based models, the Heat 1X is a real metal rocket. At more than 9 meters high, it's also
the largest amateur rocket in the world. The guys building it are planning one almost as large as
the V-2.
399 votes | submitted 2010-03-01 19:08:25 by amprather | 40 comments
A new laser developed by scientists at MIT could make light-speed computing a reality.
385 votes | submitted 2010-02-28 00:12:25 by rwbrinso | 85 comments
Shortages obviously feed on the demand to raise prices and as we saw for the first two months of the
5000-series availability, prices where higher than the estimated pricing originally fed from AMD's
marketing team.
479 votes | submitted 2010-02-26 21:50:29 by Lucas123 | 34 comments
A Connecticut home electronics store has filed a class-action lawsuit against major manufacturers of
optical disc drives, alleging that the companies colluded to raise and keep prices high for CDs,
DVDs and Blu-ray Disc technology.
199 votes | submitted 2010-02-25 18:40:15 by ubernoggin | 23 comments
Over the years, people have tried to transfer information from one computer to another in a dizzying
number of ways. Here's a look at some of the best, along with others that time forgot.
348 votes | submitted 2010-02-25 15:22:55 by Lucas123 | 84 comments
Despite promising new technologies, rural America remains the land that telecom forgot. While many
politicians claim that they will work toward cheap, reliable broadband for all Americans, it's still
a long way off for much of the rural U.S., says our country-dwelling mobile expert.
4089 votes | submitted 2010-02-23 15:41:00 by ToksterJokster | 557 comments
468 votes | submitted 2010-02-22 15:05:18 by kesk2006 | 61 comments
The numbers start to overwhelm. In just the hockey venue, there are 25 kilometers of fiber optic
cable, 80 kilometers of Cat 5 Ethernet cable, 1,500 Ethernet drops. And they had 12 days to install
it all, after the Vancouver Canucks turned over the building to the Olympic organizing committee.
794 votes | submitted 2010-02-22 16:24:17 by legofanboy | 163 comments
One-terabyte (TB) solid state drives (SSDs) are expected to be released in a couple of years, and
they will be about the size of the average postage stamp.
372 votes | submitted 2010-02-18 05:33:15 by Commodus | 138 comments
HP's slate PC should cost less than an equivalent iPad when it goes on sale, a leak has revealed
late on Wednesday. Sources say that an entry version of the Windows 7 tablet with 3G will have
similar specs to an iPad but will cost less than the $629 Apple wants to charge.