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Silicon Power launches expandable USB flash drive
23 September 2008, 11:07
Running out of room on your USB flash drive? If so, wouldn't it be handy if it had a built-in microSDHC expansion slot?
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VeryPC announces ultra-small media PC, but goes against the Atom trend...
23 September 2008, 10:32
VeryPC's Fulwood media centre PC promises to be four times faster than Atom-based alternatives, and more efficient, too.
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TCAAC 9 - Intel's i7 gets a plug
23 September 2008, 10:23
Confused and bemused at the best of times, Scott and Nick discuss Intel's new CPU, the i7... and wonder why on Earth it's called that?
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Thermaltake XPRESSAR supercooled system gets the green light
22 September 2008, 14:43
Micro-compressor and condenser in tower chassis. Ready to roll.
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Reverse a tricky reynard?
22 September 2008, 11:02
TAKTAK scored with the first touch on our last HEXUS.pipeline, so this time I've really gone for it with the clue: A binary existence? A mere aquila sorted for a ...
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SanDisk to sell microSD cards with DRM-free music albums
22 September 2008, 10:31
Putting the boot into CDs....again?
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HEXUS.pipelines :: Historical precedent?
19 September 2008, 13:41
VictorE guessed the last HEXUS.pipeline but will he get this one? 451... but deadly!
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Intel preparing pre-Nehalem price cuts for Core 2 chips
19 September 2008, 13:08
Reports suggest that Intel will once again lower the cost of a selection of Core 2 processors on October 19th.
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Samsung confirms NC10 netbook, arrives in October
19 September 2008, 11:19
Samsung has confirmed its first netbook offering, and it'll arrive next month at a lofty £387 - ouch!
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Microsoft's ad campaign turns to a "Life Without Walls"
19 September 2008, 10:34
Microsoft's multi-million-dollar ad campaign takes a new direction, starting with a series of "“I’m a PC” ads.
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Toshiba confirms NB100 netbook, launching in October
18 September 2008, 15:45
As expected, Toshiba has officially confirmed its netbook offering, and it'll arrive in the UK next month priced at around £270.
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fit-PC launches ridiculously small AMD Geode-based "Slim" PC
18 September 2008, 11:51
The fit-PC Slim is dubbed as the world's smallest PC, but it doesn't compromise on features and can run Microsoft's Windows XP.
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OCZ's 64GB solid-state drive now selling for just $99
18 September 2008, 11:15
Solid-state drives are getting cheaper by the day, but this is the cheapest we've seen so far, by a long way.
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AMD launches Catalyst 8.9 drivers
18 September 2008, 10:22
This month's Catalyst release is here, introducing a new display mode and OverDrive support for quad-CrossFireX configurations.
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ASUS ships software cracks on recovery DVDs, pirates rejoice
18 September 2008, 09:41
A selection of ASUS' notebook recovery discs have been found to contain software cracks and confidential documents.
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Antec Skeleton to tear open the chassis rule book
17 September 2008, 15:35
If you're bored of all the similar-looking chassis floating around, here's something completely different from Antec.
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Intel's first Core i7 processors to be the 920, 940 and 965
17 September 2008, 14:10
Intel's next-generation Nehalem processors are rumoured to be arriving in November, and we've now got model numbers and pricing...
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Microsoft's Windows Live Wave 3 beta sneaks online
17 September 2008, 12:45
It isn't yet official, but the beta release of Microsoft's Windows Live Wave 3 is available for download.
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Nexus rolls out low-profile cooler for Intel Core i7-based HTPCs
17 September 2008, 11:29
Intel's Core i7 processors are still a few months away, but that hasn't stopped Nexus from announcing its second socket LGA1366 cooler.
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Super Talent revises MasterDrive SSDs, makes them quicker, again
17 September 2008, 10:44
Super Talent has launched its third-generation solid-state drives, offering improved read and write speeds.
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ZOTAC launches new-and-improved GeForce GTX 260 range
16 September 2008, 16:14
ZOTAC takes advantage of the increased number of GTX 260 stream processors, and serves up an AMP! edition, too.
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AMD's Pat Moorhead rains on the netbook parade
16 September 2008, 14:55
AMD's vice president of advanced marketing thinks netbooks are overpriced, and only useful around the house. Is he right?
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Sapphire gives AMD's Radeon HD 4870 the TOXIC treatment
16 September 2008, 11:19
Sapphire has taken AMD's Radeon HD 4870, added a custom cooler and given it a pre-overclocked TOXIC makeover.
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Samsung launches Blu-ray toting R610 notebook
16 September 2008, 10:48
Fancy watching glorious high-definition movies on your notebook? Samsung's R610 could be the answer.
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Corsair's 64GB Flash Voyager hits retail, priced at £149.99
15 September 2008, 18:43
Corsair's popular Flash Voyager series is now available in a 64GB model - USB drives have come a long way.
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Abaco announces dual-core Intel Atom-based nettop
15 September 2008, 15:07
The Atom-based nettop bombardment is just around the corner, and Italy's Abaco Computers is already taking pre-orders.
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BenQ still betting on 16:9, launches four full-HD displays
15 September 2008, 14:26
BenQ remains adamant that 16:9 is the way forward, and it's officially launching its first full-HD displays later this month.
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Nexus explains: how a CPU cooler fits sockets LGA1366 and LGA775
15 September 2008, 12:54
Nexus announced one of the first Core i7 coolers early last week, and we've now taken a closer look at its mounting mechanism.
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Seagate launches new range of FreeAgent external hard drives
15 September 2008, 11:12
Seagate has revamped its range of external hard drives with the launch of desktop and mobile options to suit all.
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Dell prepping a 12-inch netbook, says Tesco?
12 September 2008, 14:54
Either Dell has a Mini Inspiron 12 on the horizon, or Tesco is making bloopers with its product listings...
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Toshiba next in line with netbook offering, Satellite NB105 to launch in November
12 September 2008, 13:22
Netbooks are popping up left, right and centre, but few look as sophisticated as Toshiba's Satellite NB105.
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OCZ launches Gladiator range of CPU coolers
12 September 2008, 12:46
OCZ has announced a pair of CPU coolers with a heatpipe direct-touch design aimed at cooling today’s most powerful processors.
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Gates and Seinfeld return in "Perpetually Connecting" ads
12 September 2008, 11:49
The dynamic duo are back, and their second two-part ad provides plenty of chuckles - and it's starting to makes sense, too.
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