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 <description>Novell has released a Mono-based plug-in for Visual Studio that gives developers a debugger to help them use Windows to design applications that will run on Linux..
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 <description>Revolutionary. Cutting edge. State of the art. These are words and phrases that are bandied around so very many products in the IT field that they become useless, bland, expected. The truth is that truly revolutionary products are few and far between. That said, Cisco&#039;s Unified Computing System fits the bill.
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 <description>	 	Apple on Monday updated Snow Leopard for the second time, fixing a data deletion flaw and an iMac performance issue, while blocking Atom-based netbooks from running its operating system.
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 <description>	 	AMD expects that production of its new 5800 series graphics processing units will be meeting the needs of PC makers by the end of this month.
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 <description>In New York City last night, chip maker AMD previewed some snappy Windows 7 PCs to be shown in January at CES. Specifically, AMD gave a sneak preview of Dell&#039;s Inspiron Zino HD portable home theater, set for official announcement this Thursday, while also displaying an 11.6-inch Acer Ferrari One netbook that might cross the Atlantic to US shores in 2010.
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 <description>	 	Microsoft may have ditched the three application limit on the Windows 7 Starter Edition, but other restrictions on the netbook-only version of the operating system will be an unwelcome surprise for many netbook buyers, according to a survey.
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 <pubDate>Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:40:12 -0500</pubDate>
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 <description>Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) reached an out-of-court settlement valued at US$290.2 million with China&#039;s biggest chip maker after a court-room victory in a case concerning theft of trade secrets, patent infringement and breach of contract over a prior settlement between the two companies.
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 <description>If you could design a blade server system entirely from scratch, it might look a whole lot like Cisco&#039;s Unified Computing System
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