Dell's new Inspiron Zino HD offers multiple color choices.
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When we first saw Dell's new Inspiron Zino HD, our thought was that when Dell brought this thing to market it would be introducing the affordable living room PC of our dreams. It's small, it's cheap, it has HDMI, and it supports Blu-ray and 802.11n Wi-Fi.
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The settlement between Intel and Advanced Micro Devices isn't just a matter of business between companies.
Sure, it's a big financial deal when the biggest chipmaker in the world forks over US$1.25 billion to its closest competitor. And the settlement, officially puts an end to a five-year battle over licensing disputes and AMD's complaints of unfair competition. Read more »
Raise your hands if you find gaming mouse designs becoming increasingly complicated. Now raise both arms if you think that any more than three mouse buttons on a mouse are redundant. If there is a sudden wift of unpleasant odor in the air, then you are a prime candidate for the Razer Abyssus. Read more »
Japanese artist Hanaoka likes to cover objects in grass. Cars, business card holders, cufflinks, ashtrays, compact mirrors... you name it. He even blankets computer peripherals with the stuff.
To wit: The grass mouse pictured at right. Pair it with this grass cell phone and start the hose (or maybe that's not such a good idea).
Thanks to my ever-helpful co-worker/translator Takayuki Sakurai, I'm able to glean that Hanaoka has, in the past, made his verdant mouse available for purchase, Read more »
Tyme Machines, maker of licensed USB drives, has released its Series 1 3D sculpted Star Wars USB thumb drives. The set, which includes replicas of Darth Vader, Boba Fett, Storm Trooper, and Yoda, comes in 4GB to 16GB capacities that range in price from US$29.99 to US$59.99. Read more »