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jluppino
2 days ago

I want to buy a Raspberry Pi mostly to use as a toy, er I mean learning tool, for myself. When you check Wikipedia it lists something...

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jackson
5 days ago

Intel has confirmed that they are going to launch a line of $200 touch-screen notebooks in the coming months. We've been hearing about...

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JOiseau
5 days ago

Does it have any impact on warranty coverage if you upgrade RAM on your own? I've seen how high the repair costs can be on a Mac Pro,...

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sparkble
1 week ago

Hi I would like to print out a number of text messages from my iphone. Is this possible. If yes, how do I achieve this. I understand...

jnaze
2 weeks ago

Any guesses on what Sony's Playstation 4 will cost when it launches? Blogger Peter Smith speculates on the price point here:

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landon
2 weeks ago

I have a couple stuck pixels on one of my displays, and it drives me crazy. It's a little thing, but I cannot look at the screen without...

Tags: LCD, repair, stuck pixel |
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jluppino
2 weeks ago

My personal laptop, a 2-year old Compaq, has a battery that has "gone bad." It won't hold a charge for more than 3-4 minutes, which...

Tags: batteries, Compaq, laptop, OEM |
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jack12
2 weeks ago

I'm putting together a PC that will be used for some pretty heavy CAD/CAM use and want to use a case that will help keep everything...

Tags: cases, Cooler Master, PC |
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jhotz
2 weeks ago

Both HP and Asus are going to build the Leap Motion into their hardware. I generally dislike the touch pad on laptop, and almost always...

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Nvidia will stay on board with making Tegra ARM-based processors for Windows RT tablets despite sluggish early sales of the devices, making the same commitment that Qualcomm has made, an Nvidia executive said
Google has pushed out an update to Glass, its upcoming futuristic, computerized eyeglasses.
Intel will advance Moore's Law for the foreseeable future, but keeping up with it is becoming more challenging as chip geometries shrink, according to a company executive.
Continuing a series of investments in East Africa and Kenya, IBM has opened a global innovation center in Nairobi, targeting startups and businesses interested in expanding.
Supercomputer manufacturer Cray has expanded its portfolio of systems for the technical enterprise market.
Would you pay an extra $50 for a pint-sized tablet if it ran Windows 8 instead of Android? Asus thinks you might.
A year before Google's futuristic-looking, computerized eyeglasses are even expected to hit the market, they have been banned -- again.
Cisco, which wants to expand its clout into the industrial networks used by power-generation utilities to support the electric grid, today announced an expansion of its "smart grid" portfolio with ruggedized and low-latency switches and other equipment intended for use in electric-power distribution systems.
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