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More TVs Hopping Onto the Internet

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More than 25 percent of all TV sets purchased in January are now connected to the Net, either on their own or via external devices such as games consoles, says iSuppli.

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Open Source 3-D Printer Turns Designs Into Objects

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Wired.com checks out MakerBot's Cupcake CNC 3-D Printer. Using PLA, ABS, or HDPE plastic, this open source, $950 kit allows the user to fabricate small objects of virtually any shape.

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Core i7 Mobo Targets Point-of-Sale Apps

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Portwell announced a microATX motherboard designed for point-of-sale (POS) applications. The PEB-9738VGA uses Intel's 32nm Core i7 processor and QM57 Express chipset, offers six powered USB ports, and has both VGA and HDMI video outputs, the company says....

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IBM, EU Team up to Improve Chip Reliability

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IBM Research is partnering with businesses and universities from the European Union to help semiconductor companies create more reliable and efficient chips.

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TI Spins Single Chip for WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and FM

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TI (Texas Instruments) says it is now sampling the industry's first single chip to provide 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth, FM transmit/receive, and a GPS receiver. The WiLink 7.0 reduces costs by 30 percent, trims size by 50 percent, and has hardware mechanisms that cancel out any interference between ra...

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HP Debuts First 'Tukwila' Itanium Systems

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The Itanium 9300 line gives the long-delayed "Tukwila" family of quad-core Itanium processors their day in the sun.

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Will Tablet Computers Finally Matter?

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Yes, but not in the way you might they will.

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External Linux Monitor Adventures

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Only using external monitors once in a while, though, presents problems. People inevitably wait until the last minute to hook up the equipment only to find out that something doesn't work as expected or worse, the screens are messed up with no obvious way back.

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Intel Debuts Six-Core Gaming Chip

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Chipmaker introduces its first desktop chip packing that many processing cores for gaming boxes.

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Cortex-A8 dev Kit Runs Linux

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Digi International says it is shipping a development kit targeting development of wireless multimedia applications using Freescale's i.MX515 SoC (system on chip). The ConnectCore Wi-i.MX51 Digi JumpStart Kit includes an ARM Cortex-A8-based module, a baseboard, a seven-inch touchscreen, and a BSP (b...

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CompactFlash Cards to Get Bigger, Faster

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The CompactFlash Association announced a specification that could someday allow memory cards to hold up to 144PB (petabytes). The CF5.0 spec also permits faster data transfer via 48-bit commands, reduces performance degradation over time, and enables a & video performance guarantee& feature, the o...

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Chuck Norris Botnet Karate-Chops Routers Hard

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If you haven't changed the default password on your home router, you may be in for an unwanted visit from Chuck Norris -- the Chuck Norris botnet, that is.

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Security Appliance Sports Dual Xeon C5500 CPUs

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Lanner announced a high-end network security appliance sporting two Intel Xeon C5500 processors. The FW-8910 supports a whopping 96GB of RAM, has two 3.5-inch drive bays, offers up to 40 gigabit Ethernet ports, and is available with a Cavium Nitrox content inspection accelerator, the company says..

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Intel Brings Nehalem to Embedded Xeon

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"Jasper Forest" aims to take key features of Nehalem and merge them with other new enhancements for the embedded processor market.

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Cisco Closes Critical Holes in IronPort Appliances

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Cisco reports that, without authentication, an attacker can remotely read out data as well as inject and execute arbitrary code. The Encryption Appliances and PostX MAP are affected...

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