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Sony's MDR-DS6500 wireless headphones serve up surround sound in style
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We've seen some rather homely cans in our time -- wireless and otherwise -- which is why we were delighted to see that Sony's latest set of 7.1 channel headphones doesn't sacrifice form for function -...
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Lenovo ThinkPad X220 and X220T now shipping, starting at $849
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Laptop makers seem to enjoy making our lives difficult by sneaking "buy now" labels onto their latest products and Lenovo has kept up that tradition by making its 12.5-inch ThinkPad X220 available wit...
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Alienware M18x, M14x and M11x R3 finally official, world can now move on
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Last week, we received a top-secret communique from Dell's Alienware division, bidding us attend a San Francisco event -- where, we were told, we'd be privy to some highly classified announcements. Of...
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New Acer CEO promises to “aggressively yet cautiously” chase Apple
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Acer has found itself a new corporate president, with Jim Wong – previously the corporate senior vice president – taking over from Gianfranco Lanci who quit at the end of March. Wong used to helm the ...
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Maxell's Vibrabone HP-VBC40 earbuds can rattle your skull, if you'd like
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Maxell has taken a slightly different approach to the bone conduction trope with its new Vibrabone HP-VBC40 earbuds – headphones that combine standard stereo drivers with the same bone-rattling, vibra...
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Microsoft's Ashley Highfield says no dedicated tablet OS until the time is right
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In an interview with Pocket-lint, Microsoft UK's Ashley Highfield said the company won't be delivering a dedicated OS for tablets anytime soon. "We won't do anything in the tablet market unless we can...
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Google puts $100 million into world's largest wind power farm
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Google puts $100 million into world's largest wind power farm. Continuing with its investments in clean power Google has announced it is pumping $100 million into the construction of the world's large...
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Amazon carries Wi-Fi only Dell Streak 7
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The Dell Streak 7 has now shown up on Amazon and is immediately available for purchase in Wi-Fi only guise. It comes despite the Wi-Fi Streak 7 having yet to get a Dell announcement for the US. The co...
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Samsung Galaxy S' Android 2.3 updates stopped by Google
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Vodafone has taken to its support forums to reveal a freeze on the Samsung Galaxy S update to Android 2.3 for the UK and other areas. The delay is likely to apply to all Galaxy S handsets at other car...
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Microsoft won't rule out pure tablet OS, holding off
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Microsoft UK managing director Ashley Highfield in an interview on Tuesday left the door open for the possibility of a dedicated tablet OS. While he wouldn't say Microsoft was developing such a platfo...
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A Half-Baked PlayBook is the tip of the Firmware Nightmare
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If there’s one message that comes through loud and clear about the BlackBerry PlayBook – both in our review and in others – it’s that RIM’s first tablet is half-baked in its current state. The 7-inch ...
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Intel Reports Q1 Results Exceed Expectations Thanks To Enterprise Strength
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Industry folks have been anticipating the report of Intel’s Q1 results and it will be fully unleashed today after the market closes at 5:30pm ET. Why do we care? Well, analysts will tell you this is i...
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Virgin Mobile leaves India
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Virgin Group’s Virgin Mobile has reportedly exited India, selling its stake in the MVNO to the local partner Tata Teleservices (TTSL). According to sources at Hindu Business Line, TTSL will buy out th...
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EU allowing operators to use existing spectrum for 4G networks
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The European Commission has ruled that EU countries must allow operators to use the spectrum they already own in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands to roll out 4G networks, in this case LTE or WiMAX. This...
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RIM BlackBerry PlayBook hits shelves today
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The BlackBerry PlayBook, RIM's long-awaited 7-inch tablet running the QNX-based BlackBerry Tablet OS, hits shelves today in the U.S. and Canada, with prices starting from $499 for the most basic 16GB ...
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