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Bill Gates Milestones: Part 1
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a career his parents had in mind. His love for the software became evident in his early teenage days and is still apparent today, even now that he is 52. Few believe that his retirement is just a sign that has lost passion for software and technology, but it...
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CES 2009: Women Want What?!
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firm called Smart Design aimed to help manufacturers understand why the vast majority of women feel alienated by many tech products on the market. After all, nobody wants to miss out on this vast opportunity: Women buy 57% of all consumer electronics and influence...
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Surprise: No Blu-ray For The Xbox 360
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of the lost HD battle with the PS3. Toshiba has direct access to Blu-ray technology through its joint venture with Samsung: Toshiba holds 51% of Toshiba Samsung Storage Technologies (TSST). Ordering a Blu-ray drive from TSST for the Xbox 360 could be as easy...
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Summary and Conclusions
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and WGT624 with code that implemented only the channel-bonding feature of Super-G. Broadcom got wind of or discovered Super-G interoperability problems. Once they verified the problems, they took advantage of the PR opportunity provided by Comdex to go after...
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Closing Thoughts
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able to build or buy their first home or, if they are already a homeowner, to upgrade to something better. Buying or building a home offers those who are technology-minded the opportunity to consider the integration of home connectivity up-front. Many new,...
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Insiders Say Intel to Build PlayStation 4 GPU
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important aspect of this deal is Intel showing its GPU know-how. With Larrabee in the back of many enthusiasts minds, a PS4 with Intel graphics that isn't a technological flop can open a window in the PC discrete graphics market for Intel. Demerjiana also...
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Creative's X-Fi Sounds Fabulous
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starting to appear, as we get the opportunity to test pre-release versions and read the technical documents supplied by X-Fi's designers.. In the audio field - as in many other areas - there's no shortage of announcements of pending revolutions and technologies...
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Non-Technical Issues
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I suspect, and this is purely my personal guess, that young people just don't read as much as older people," he says. "The current base of readers tends to be older. Kids are listening to music and playing videogames." But that's also an opportunity, he adds....
