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Update to Windows Phone 7 Series for the HD2 is possible, its HTC's call
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Microsoft’s Director of UK Mobile Business Group seems to think it’s the manufacturers’ business whether or not to out an update to WP7S…
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MSI Unveils R5830 Twin Frozr II Graphics Card
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MSI R5830 Twin Frozr II uses ATI Radeon HD 5830 GPU with 1120 units of stream processors and 1GB GDDR5 high speed memory to provide the latest DirectX 11 games with stunning visual effects to gamers.
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EA CFO says next-gen consoles aren't necessary yet
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Electronic Arts CFO Eric Brown spoke at a conference recently where he said that the need for new game consoles just aren't there...
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MSI shows its HD 5870 Lightning
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Although its been already detailed and pixellized a while back, MSI has finally announced its HD 5870 Lightning card. This special, Lightning series, HD 5870 features a custom PCB, Twin Frozr II cooler and a 15-phase VRM, so this one is built for high and most likely impressive overclocking results...
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NVIDIA's GTX 400 Series Gets A Launch Date: March 26th
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And at this point that's all we know. Specifications, performance, pricing, launch quantities, etc remain to be seen. Perhaps more interesting is that this is on a Friday. We can't immediately recall a Friday GPU launch, even for a refresh part. Like everything else, the whether this has any significance remains to be seen...
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Samsung's first Full HD 3D TVs now available in the US
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Hope you're ready to see the make believe world in a new dimension 'cause Samsung's first Full HD 3D set is now shipping Stateside. Amazon shows a pair of 55-inch UN55C7000 TVs with 3D 240Hz motion technology in stock with a $3,299.99 price tag and free delivery...
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Apple working on a category for applications with explicit content?
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Apple has been severely criticized for removing all applications with explicit sexual content from the App Store about a week ago. A number of customers and developers, however, raised their voice against the censorship of the manufacturer, not to mention that certain and definitely more popular companies like Sports Illustrated had been spared the dire fate. It seems, however, that Apple is working on a solution to appease all parties of the dispute.
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Palm Says Revenue Will Be Lower Than Expected, Cites Slow Sales
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Handset manufacturer Palm has updated its guidance this morning, indicating that revenues for the quarter and full year will be “well below its previously forecasted range of $1.6 billion to $1.8 billion”. The company expects that revenues for the third quarter of fiscal year 2010 will be in the range of $285 million to $310 million on a GAAP basis...
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Kipsch's black / white Image S4i and S4 earbuds filtering out to stores -- Engadget
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We told you they'd be coming (as we discovered during our tour of Klipsch's Indianapolis campus), and now those deliciously black / white colored Ima
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Desktop PC components get rated for power efficiency, Intel rules the roost
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With all the antitrust noise, threats to AMD, and conflicts with NVIDIA, it's hard to feel too charmed with Intel at the moment. But, if
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