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Rockdirect produce limited edition DnD laptop
21 April 2006, 10:40
Any big D&D fans looking for a new laptop will want to take a look at the latest limited edition model from Rockdirect.
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HD DVD and Blu-ray: The Format Wars
20 April 2006, 12:59
Sony and Microsoft battle it out over high-def DVD
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Apple PowerBook Pro GPU 'massively underclocked'
19 April 2006, 19:27
According to HardMac.com, Apple is massively underclocking the ATI Radeon X1600 graphics processor in its Intel-powered MacBook Pro laptop PCs - to reduce fan noise and extend battery life - ...
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Share your USB devices between two PCs - the SMSC solution
19 April 2006, 12:28
Integrated-circuit maker SMSC has come up with a low-cost IC that will, it says, allow four USB devices to be shared between two PCs or even between a games console ...
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Blu-Ray is like Betamax and HD DVD is like VHS, say Microsoft
19 April 2006, 09:29
Microsoft make a great analogy
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Oracle may launch own Linux distro
18 April 2006, 14:04
The CEO of database firm Oracle has said that the company may look to launch its own Linux distribution, or even acquire an existing one.
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Get ThinkFree Office V3 cheap - but only for a few hours!
18 April 2006, 13:27
The £24.99 special price (inc VAT and delivery) being offered for ThinkFree Office 3 by online reseller Computrolley looks set to end in a few hours when it rises by ...
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Sony stick Walkman offers '3hr play from 3min charge'
18 April 2006, 11:44
Sony's latest Walkman is a multi-format, USB stick player due to arrive at the end of April in three capacities (512MB, 1GB, 2GB) and claimed to offer three hours' battery ...
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Google Store - over-priced rubbish or what?
14 April 2006, 12:12
The Google Store has one area dedicated to software (most of it free) but is largely given over to branded goodies (and not-so-goodies), mostly at somewhat inflated prices
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Silverstone make new uber-heatsink
13 April 2006, 17:39
Introducing the Nitrogon NT06, a redesign of the NT01 intended for CPUs that are hottest of the hot.
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Apple intros V1.1 Aperture RAW image app, cuts price by 40%
13 April 2006, 15:46
Apple today announced the launch of a revamped version of its widely-criticised RAW-image editing and management program Aperture that sells for far less than the original and runs natively on ...
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ATI Catalyst 6.4
12 April 2006, 18:51
It's April, and that means episode four of the Catalyst story for the year. In this release comes a video conversion utility for MCE, video quality improvements, performance improvements and ...
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Gecube throws its HDMI cards into the ring
11 April 2006, 12:27
Support for the latest in multimedia interfaces, HDMI, is slowly growing. From the graphics card market, ATI-based cards seem to be the ones we hear about the most, with GeCube ...
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Linux drivers for ATI Radeon X1K on their way
10 April 2006, 15:49
While ATI remain comitted to monthly Catalyst driver releases for Windows, Linux users seem to have less faith in support for their OS. ATI could change all that, however.
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Overclocked out of the box: Sapphire's Blizzard X1900XTX
10 April 2006, 13:58
Cast your mind back to our coverage of CeBIT and you might remember us showing you Sapphire's up-coming watercooled Radeon X1900XTX, by the name of Blizzard. A US release is ...
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Webaroo aims to deliver disconnected web browsing
10 April 2006, 11:43
Webaroo is a new search and caching service which aims to bring the Internet to mobile devices even when there's no Internet connection.
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Hands-on running WinXP on IntelMac WITHIN Mac OS X
7 April 2006, 14:57
We go hands-on with Parallels Workstation 2.1 Beta for Mac OS X - a utility that lets users of Intel-based Macs run Windows, Linux and other operating systems at the ...
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ATI prepare driver to enable HDR rendering and anti-aliasing in Oblivion
6 April 2006, 21:34
A mysterious ATI driver developer known only to the world as 'Chuck' has hax0red teh drivar megahurtz to allow Radeon X1K boards to render Oblivion in 'HDR' rendering mode with ...
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Macs do Windows too - officially, now!
5 April 2006, 17:11
Apple has made available an installer for dual booting between Mac OS X and Win XP on Intel-based Macs. Boot Camp Beta - an 82.8MB download - is a forerunner ...
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World's most expensive MP3 player?
5 April 2006, 09:37
TrekStor claims it's selling the world's most expensive MP3 player - produced initially to meet an order from Alex Shnaider, the Russian-Canadian billionaire owner of the Midland Formula 1 team ...
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X1600XT pricing levels with 7600GS
4 April 2006, 19:35
ATI is bringing its X1600XT pricing into line with NVIDIA's 7600GS here in the UK, making it the more appealing option, they reckon.
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Boston gets SASsy with Supermicro
4 April 2006, 17:59
One of the latest storage technologies to hit the computing world is Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) and it's continually increasing in popularity.
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Office Massacre to be released under different name
4 April 2006, 10:39
Office Massacre to be called Office Zombie
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Small businesses join forces online
3 April 2006, 12:25
Getting a foot on the e-commerce ladder is proving difficult for small businesses, but a new UK website is set to change that.
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Egcellent Ideas' ring-pull egg
1 April 2006, 23:51
Okay, the ring-pull egg from Egcellent Ideas isn't strictly digital home but it is a product that's used at home with the digits and is so intriguing that we simply ...
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MyDoom and Bagle rootkits surface
31 March 2006, 09:44
Most people (we hope) are now safe from worms like MyDoom and Bagle, but new strains continue to be developed, the latest incorporating rootkits, which is troubling news.
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Apple offers iPod volume-limiter software update
30 March 2006, 12:57
Apple has made available an iPod volume-control software update that looks to be a direct response to its on-going hearing-loss legal suit
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Blu-ray Disc support pulled from Ulead DVD MovieFactory
29 March 2006, 16:43
Ulead has been forced to remove Blu-ray Disc-related functions from the newly-released version 5 of its budget authoring software DVD MovieFactory
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Building an HTPC: A little help from Corsair
28 March 2006, 15:02
Memory module manufacturer Corsair continue their series of build reports with a look at constructing a modern (and expensive) HTPC, equipped for TV viewing and recording.
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Heads start to roll over Vista delay but will that help?
28 March 2006, 12:41
Heads are starting to roll at Microsoft as a result of the most recent delays announced to Vista - the next version of Windows. But are the changes are justified ...
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Vodafone to introduce first 3G-enabled BlackBerry
27 March 2006, 10:32
Research in Motion (RIM) and Vodafone are soon to bring to market the first 3G-enabled BlackBerry device, according to Reg Hardware
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LostCircuits talks Z-RAM with Innovative Silicon, Inc.
27 March 2006, 09:20
OCZ Technologies' VP of Technology Development, Dr. Michael Schuette, has published an interview with Jeff Lewis, VP of Marketing at Innovative Silicon, Inc (ISi). The pair discuss ISi's brand new ...
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