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Aug 10
Toshiba backs Blu-ray

Toshiba backs Blu-ray

Published in Hardware News, News | Written by Richard

It’s taken over a year, but Toshiba has finally announced it will be producing Blu-ray hardware.

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Aug 08
Dell shows its new U2410 display

Dell shows its new U2410 display

Published in Hardware News, News | Written by Richard

Dell Japan has listed a rather interesting new display based on IPS panel that comes with HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, the UltraSharp U2410.

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Aug 08
Web attack blogger blames Russia

Web attack blogger blames Russia

Published in News, Other News | Written by Richard

A blogger who was targeted in a co-ordinated attack against websites such as Facebook and Twitter has told the BBC he blames Russia for the assault.

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Aug 08
Microsoft works on Direct X11

Microsoft works on Direct X11

Published in News, Other News | Written by Richard

Software giant Microsoft is trying to improve the visuals in Windows 7 by working with hardware makers on Direct X11.

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Aug 06
Clarksfield mobile quads coming in late September

Clarksfield mobile quads coming in late September

Published in Hardware News, News | Written by Richard

Intel’s upcoming Clarskfield mobile quad-cores will, quite literally, be some of the hottest mobile parts on the market when they show up in late September.

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Aug 06
Sony ordering key components

Sony ordering key components

Published in Gaming News, News | Written by Richard

Various insiders from Taiwan have confirmed that Sony have been doing a spot of shopping and getting ready to build some consoles.

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Aug 06
College student modding consoles gets a kicking

College student modding consoles gets a kicking

Published in Gaming News, News | Written by Rhys

Matthew Crippen, a Southern California college student has been arrested for illegally modifying video games consoles so that his mates can play pirated video games.

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Aug 05
MS explains full 360 summer update

MS explains full 360 summer update

Published in Gaming News, News | Written by Richard

Pulling together all the facts into one place, Microsoft has detailed a final and confirmed list of new feature coming to 360 via the Xbox Live summer update on August 11.

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Aug 05
Apple gags 11 year old over exploding iPod

Apple gags 11 year old over exploding iPod

Published in News, Other News | Written by Richard

The activities of Apple’s legal team hit a new low after threatening an 11 year old girl after one of its iPods exploded.

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Aug 05
Call for debate on killer robots

Call for debate on killer robots

Published in News, Other News | Written by Richard

An international debate is needed on the use of autonomous military robots, a leading academic has said.

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