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Tech War: Kindle vs. iPad

The Amazon Kindle and Apple's iPad are two very different devices, yet they are locked in a one-on-one battle for the wallets of content consumers, and it's not yet clear if the market is big enough for both of them.

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Added on Jul 30, 2010  

4 Reasons Apple's Magic Trackpad Won't Kill the Mouse

But just because people can say goodbye to the mouse doesn't mean they will. Here are four reasons not to count out the PC mouse just yet.

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Added on Jul 28, 2010  

Lenovo to release tablet PC at year's end

The device will be called the "LePad" and will use the Android mobile operating system while other Chinese companies have also developed their own tablets, with some even billing their devices as imitation iPads.


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Added on Jul 21, 2010 

Graphene cuts battery recharge times

This advance in battery technology could help maintain energy storage capacities for longer periods while making batteries safer by preventing excessive heating.

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Added on Jul 20, 2010  

Virtualization no cure-all for data center energy crunch

Other advances are needed, including tight integration between IT gear and building management systems.

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Added on Jul 19, 2010  

Build a private Azure cloud with new Microsoft appliance

Microsoft is bringing its Azure cloud to the local data center with the introduction of the Windows Azure Platform appliance.

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Added on Jul 14, 2010  

Colt launches modular data center halls

Colt Technology Services Group is looking to attract companies that want to increase their data-center capacity without committing to building a large-scale facility.

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Added on Jul 09, 2010  
 

12 technologies that changed everything

New technologies emerge all the time, but only a handful change everything that follows in their wake. And they're not always the first of their kind. For good or ill, the following 12 technologies changed our lives.


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Added on Jul 30, 2010 

Lenovo steps up server bid with new entry-level systems

The company announced the two-socket ThinkServer RD230 and RD240 rack server, and the ThinkServer TD230 tower server, all of which are powered by six-core Intel processors.

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Added on Jul 28, 2010  

IBM's new mainframe, the zEnterprise 196, is a leviathan

IBM officials characterize the zEnterprise system as their most significant change to the mainframe platform in at least two decades, and it is being coupled with some the other products to take advantage of it.


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Added on Jul 23, 2010 

AMD fast on Fusion, but hesitant with tablets

AMD is ahead of schedule with its upcoming Fusion chips, which will appear first in netbooks and low-end laptops early next year, but not in tablets, the company said last Thursday.

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Added on Jul 19, 2010  

TI snaps up bargain chip factories in Japan

Texas Instruments on Wednesday agreed to buy two chip factories in Japan, adding to other distressed chip assets its been able to purchase since the global recession hit last year.

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Added on Jul 16, 2010  

Five trends shaping data center designs

Companies that designed spacious data centers ended up wasting a lot of money, powering unnecessary infrastructure. Today's data-center design decisions all pivot around maximizing efficiency, while giving companies a path for future growth.

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Added on Jul 09, 2010  
 
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CW Weekly Quiz

Question 1 of 5

Question : The iPhone 4 may be selling faster than hotcakes, but a few sticky problems have emerged. Which of the following is not one of the complaints iPhone users have lodged?

  • Videocam locks up
  • Yellowish spots on screen
  • Antenna problems
  • Short battery life
 

HP unveils prefab data centers

HP's Flexible DC is based on a butterfly design, with four prefabricated building quadrants that surround a central administrative section.

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Added on Jul 28, 2010  

A business case for the Apple iPad

The media response to the iPad has been largely negative so far, which is slightly surprising given that the tablet was more or less on par with what the rumors specified. While much of the criticism seems valid, the Apple iPad is also the most promising tablet of 2010, and in the hands of the right user, a respectable business machine.


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Added on Jul 26, 2010 

Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) PC market sees growth: IDC

Competitive pressure is expected to come from media tablets like Apple's iPad but Ma said heavy demand for notebooks would still be a key driver in the upcoming years.

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Added on Jul 22, 2010  

Sharp Unveils 100GB Blu-ray Disc

New discs, drives are the first to support BDXL specs, but rewritable 100GB and write-once 128GB BDXL will follow.

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Added on Jul 20, 2010  

Firm promises new take on containerized data centers

I/o Data Centers hopes to leapfrog the competition by developing what it claims will be a new, more integrated type of containerized data center, the company said recently.

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Added on Jul 19, 2010  

Microsoft exec mocks iPhone 4, dubs it Apple's Vista

A top Microsoft executive today compared Apple's iPhone 4 to his own company's problem-plagued Vista operating system.

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Added on Jul 15, 2010  

Desktop virtualization heading to mainstream

A third of enterprises are looking to move to desktop virtualization according to research from desktop services specialist Centrix. More than three-quarters of the respondents said that cost reduction was the prime driver for the move to the technology.

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Added on Jul 09, 2010  

iPad Invades Corporate America

Added on Jul 08, 2010