Crave Without more efficient consumer electronics, the world will need to build hundreds of gigawatts worth of new power plants to run the exploding number of electronic gadgets, according to the International ...
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Crave Hassle-free wireless data transfer may soon become a reality with the world's first TransferJet-ready chipsets (CXD3267AGG and CXD3268AGW) from Sony. Instead of initiating a cumbersome Bluetooth pairing process or deciphering complicated ...
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Crave The new AR6003 mobile WLAN chip is the smallest WLAN currently on the market.
Your mobile devices' wireless LAN is about to get significantly better. Atheros, a mobile Wireless LAN ...
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Features Continuing our nostalgic trip, with photos as a reminder of how quickly future tech becomes obsolete. We rewind back to the disco and prog-rocking 1970s.
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Crave A college education is great and all, but so are a Kindle, a Netbook, and an iPod.
Me: iPhone owner. You: User of multiple cool, up-to-date gadgets. College degree not ...
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Crave Plastic Logic and Barnes & Noble announced on Tuesday that Plastic Logic's Que proReader will be sold through Barnes & Noble's retail stores and on B&N's Web site in 2010. ...
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Crave First revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show 2009 in Las Vegas, the sleek Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) from Korean maker Viliv are coming to Singapore and Malaysia. Based on the Intel ...
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Features Chip design wizard Mark Papermaster is taking control of Apple's iPod and iPhone hardware engineering as the portable music player of the last decade becomes a computer.
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Features Are you buying a Sony Ericsson mobile? Our guide lets you know what to look out for.
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Features Sprint Nextel in the US has made headlines as it's started lighting up its first WiMAX network. But what exactly is WiMAX?
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Crave Sharp's Solar Phone SH002 launched in June in Japan.
Solar or photovoltaic (PV) technology in mobile computing devices is still impeded by performance and price issues, and is not likely ...
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Features The latest guide reveals that handset makers still lead the chart, but introducing green elements throughout devices will take several years.
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Crave Robots may be the eventual downfall of the human race, but for now, most are either cute or useful. One that exists in both categories has spent the last week ...
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Crave From left to right: Portege M900, Satellite M500 and Satellite L510. (Image credit: Toshiba) Toshiba today launched three new laptops, with the focus clearly on looks. To celebrate its new designs, ...
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Features At today's Intel Developer Forum, CEO Paul Otellini showed that Moore's law was alive and well, with the 32nm, 22nm and Sandybridge chips on their way. Alongside an app store.
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