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Samsung Develops 30nm-class 32GB Green DDR3 for Next-generation Servers
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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced the development of 32 gigabyte (GB) double data rate-3 (DDR3) registered dual Inline memory modules (RDIMMs) that use three dimensional (3D) through silicon via (TSV) package technology.
Samsung’s advanced 30 nanometer (nm) class technology leverages module performance and power features to deliver a substantially greener memory solution than the preceding 40nm-class based modules. Engineering samples have been released for evaluation.
“These 32GB RDIMMs fully support the high-density and high-performance requirements of next-generation high-capacity servers,” said Wanhoon Hong, executive vice pr...
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Scosche boomCAN Portable Media Speaker works with just about anything
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If you have a gadget that has a 3.5mm headphone output and you want an external speaker rather than headphones Scosche has a new one that looks cool. The new speaker is called the boomCAN Portable Media Speaker and it comes in silver, black, blue, and red colors. The speaker is very small and compact with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack inside. The battery is good for up to 7-hours of use per charge.
The boomCAN ships with an audio cable for connecting to any device with the 3.5mm port and a USB charging cable. The speaker is 2.5-inches tall and 2-inches wide making it compact and easy to take on the road with you. The housing of the speaker is made from rugged aluminum for good loo...
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MSI Launches Slim 14" X460 and X460DX Notebooks
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If there’s one thing I like about computer technology, it’s progress. Late 2010, the best you could get from the 14” sector would have been something like the discontinued Dell XPS L401x. That laptop came with GeForce GT 425M, 4GB RAM, and an i5-460M CPU for a base price of $900. In March, we looked at the ASUS U41JF, which boasted an overclockable i3-380M, 4GB RAM, and the same GT 425M graphics card. Both of those laptops leveraged NVIDIA’s Optimus Technology to give you a balanced platform, but even $800 seems steep compared to AMD’s Llano laptops, which is why we’re seeing upgrades and price cuts everywhere.
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Firefox for Android updated with refreshed interface, new developer tools
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Mozilla has released a new version of its Firefox browser for Android smartphones and tablets today that offers a new visual refresh for those that have Android 2.3 Gingerbread, as well as a number of new tools for developers to create better web experiences.
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Google catalogs gets announced; brings digital catalogs to your tablet
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Shopaholics, rejoice! Google has unveiled a nice treat for you that will make your habit of spending money even more enjoyable. Introducing Google catalogs – the service that lets you easily get and browse catalogs issued by a number of brands spanning over various categories, and all the goodness is delivered to you in a convenient, digital form.
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Verizon outs an Andriod 2.3 bug fix via update for the Droid X
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Verizon Wireless has just released a small update for the original Motorola Droid X that will fix any bugs that users of the device may have experienced since having their software updated to Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
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Brother launches new SoHo AiO inkjet printers
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Brother International has announced a new range of low-cost small-office or home-office All-in-One (AiO) color inkjet printers ranging from $100 to $150 that feature Mac and Windows software, a front-loading four-cartridge ink system, free phone tech
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Motorola Defy+ is faster, stays rugged
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Motorola recently announced the Defy+, which looks more or less the same as the original, but has a 1 GHz processor instead of 800 MHz. We had an inkling Motorola was working on a successor to their last tough smartphone, so no huge surprise there.
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Microsoft eliminating glossy Xbox 360 in favor of matte finishes
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Glossy finishes on things that we touch a lot like notebooks and game consoles are nice looking – when they are clean. That is a rare occurrence though because as soon as you touch the devices the glossy finish picks up fingerprints and smudges and starts to look rough. I know I don’t want to have to start polishing my console to make it look good.
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iPhone 5 on Sept 12 tips carrier insider, but iPad 3 2011 plans scrapped
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More behind the scenes Apple shuffling today, with good news and bad about two of the most anticipated iOS devices on the horizon. The iPhone 5 could well be on track for a September 12 launch, Engadget‘s tipster informs them, after word that carrier Telefonica will begin scaling back its current iPhone stock in time for that date so as to “prepare us for the launch of a new smart phone.” However, Apple’s supposed plans for an iPad 3 release in the second half of 2011 have reportedly been axed over high-res screen shortages.
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Apple to invest $1 billion in Sharp LCD factory due to Samsung dispute
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Last week an infographic made by The Economist was floating around on the internet that we didn’t cover because … hey, there’s only so many inforgraphics you can shove in people’s faces before they get bored, right? Anyway, one of the key pieces of data in said graphic was that of the $178 worth of components that go into making an iPhone 4, $45.68 is what Apple pays to Samsung; that’s a hair over 25%. Now unless you’ve been sleeping under a rock, you’re aware of the court battles Samsung and Apple have been waged in over patents, trademark violations, and who knows what else. Just this week we reported that Apple has plans to shift production of their next generation A6 processor to Taiwan ...
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Fusion Garage unveils $499 Grid 10 tablet, $399 Grid 4 smartphone
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After teasing a new tablet under the parody brand “TabCo” for the past several months, Fusion Garage took the wraps off of the Grid 10 tablet and a new Grid 4 smartphone on Monday. The Grid 10 offers a custom “GridOS” operating system, is equipped with a 10.1-inch 1366 x 768-pixel display and is powered by a dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 chipset presumably clocked at 1GHz. The GridOS supports Android applications as well, and users can purchase and download new apps from the “Grid Shop” or from Amazon’s App Store. In addition, GridOS has a unique home screen that allows users to create “clusters” of applications that span over an infinite amount of space. Fusion Garage also announced a GridOS-pow...
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Hackers target government website in protest, release user accounts
Like UnlikeOn Sunday, hackers launched an attack against Bay Area Rapid Transit's (BART) website. The hacktivist group, "Anonymous", took control of mybart.org for approximately six hours, defacing their website and publishing the real names, emails, phone numbers, account names and passwords of 2,400 users. Interestingly, bart.gov itself was left untouched, however a few other municipal websites such as californiaavoid.org were not so lucky.
Sunday's "Operation: BART" cyber attack was prompted by BART's controversial decision to black-out cellular service along their transit lines, an act intended to prevent an anticipated protest from materializing last Thursday. The protest itself was a response a...
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Firefox 6 available for download
Like UnlikeFirefox 6 is in the wild, with Mozilla making the code available for its latest browser despite not making an official launch statement.
With Google's Chrome taking an increasingly large bite out of the market, Apple's Safari benefiting from the familiarity of users with iPhones and iPads and Microsoft having something of a browser renaissance of late, there is significant pressure on Firefox.
Firefox 6 final is not officially out until Tuesday, but, according to The Register a blogger at TechnoBolt has outed the availability of the code for Linux, PC and Mac.
Firefox 7 and 8
Just to mix things up a little, Mozilla will release a beta version of its successor Firefox 7 and an early build of ...
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The Intel Upgrade Service: Once again charging you $50 to do stuff your CPU already does
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Fans of creative nickel-and-dime schemes will love this: Buy an Intel i3-2312M, i3-2102 or Pentium G622 and it just isn't powerful enough, you can grab a $50 upgrade card. Enter the card's code online and hidden capacity in your chip will suddenly become available for use. Those with longer memories will find this offer familiar, because Intel did the same thing last year with the Pentium G6951. You may be peeved at the idea of buying the same thing twice, but remember that the company is only targeting the limited service at low-end consumers who want a little bit extra from their budget desktop. If you're interested in how much performance can be wrung from these chips, check out the sourc...
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