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Dell shows off a concept 30″ monitor


Dell, the makers of some of the ugliest computer devices I’ve ever seen (like my father’s laptop for instance) showed off in CES a concept monitor which is completely different from all of their past monitors.

Even though it’s probably terribly heavy, due to the glass panel, it’s certainly an eye opener, and if I had […]

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Apple TV: 5 reasons to dump your Cable and DVDs

In Apple Gazette, one of our sister blogs, editor Michael has just posted an interesting article explaining why he plans on dumping his cable TV service and choosing an Apple TV instead. Here are the five reasons in short:

Buying Your TV - By dumping cable, and switching to tv, you’re essentially going from renting to […]

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Planned features for Firefox 3

On a meeting a few days ago, the Firefox 3 team announced the list of preliminary features. They expect to release the browser on the third quarter of this year.
Here are the features which will most likely reach the final version of the program, according to the author:

Improved interaction with Add-ons: clearer, more coherent language; […]

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Wal-Mart sponsors the Pirate Bay?

The Pirate Bay, one of the most popular bit torrent websites which lists (mostly) illegal content like Music, Movies or TV Series; now seems to be sponsored by Wal-Mart, the very well known discount department store:
According to Variety, Wal-Mart placed targeted ads for DVDs of “The Sopranos”, “Smallville”, “Desperate Housewives” and the movie “Office Space” […]

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Microsoft takes e-mail design back 5 years

Despite Microsoft’s (”weak”) efforts in making Internet Explorer 7 more standards-compliant, the new version of Outlook ,which will be released next month, will stop using Internet Explorer’s engine to render pages, and instead, will use Microsoft Word’s rendering engine.
How bad is this? Well, I’ll show you how bad:

As stupid as this may sound, the first […]

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World of Warcraft surpasses 8 million subscribers

If you are one of those very few people who are skeptic about World of Warcraft’s popularity or quality, then let there be no more doubts. Blizzard has just announced that their extremely popular MMORPG has surpassed the 8 million subscribers mark shooting itself even further away from any competitors.

And this number could very well […]

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What would happen if Yahoo designed the Google start page?

Steve Bryant from the Google Watch blog has posted a funny, but well thought, mock-up of what Google’s start page would look like if Yahoo designed it. Well, I can’t say that the result is surprising:

What’s funny about this image, is that Google allows you to create a custom homepage that may end up looking […]

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Sony introduces Vaio TP1

And before you ask, TP doesn’t stand for Toilet Paper in this case ;)
The Vaio TP1 is a new miniature form PC built for living rooms that Sony has introduced at this year’s CES. But even though it is tiny, like the Mac Mini, it packs a mean punch in terms of processing power thanks […]

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LG introduces the KU950 at CES

Although I’m not a big fan of any cellphone that you have to twist, bend or open, in order to use, LG has presented a very nice one that caught my eye. This is one of the phones you have to rotate in order to use, but what you gain from it is a concealed […]

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Warner announces Total Hi Def disks

Over the past few months we’ve seen and hear about various different ways to try and solve the HD format war. Warner has probably just shown the best one: Total Hi Def disks (I know, I’m not madly in love with the name either).
These disks allow you to have HD-DVD on one side of the […]

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New iRiver showcased at CES

Although the gadget in everyone’s head right now is the iPhone, that didn’t stop the folks from iRiver, the daddys of MP3 players, from showcasing a very nice looking MP3 player, not that there’s any problem of lack of variety with them.

The interface looks nice and colorful, but it appears to be quite big. But […]

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the iPhone

I woke up today, turned on my laptop, and I’ve been “wow’ed” ever since. Even my father, who almost never pays attention to the computer industry told me that he heard about “a great new gadget from Apple that can do everything a computer does”.
With the exception of the embedded cameras on cellphones today, not […]

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Famitsu’s top 5 games of 2007 for each system

Famitsu, Japan’s most respected games magazine has recently released the results of a survey they did to developers, gamers and retailers, for each system.
Nintendo DS 1. Dragon Quest IX - 608 votes 2. Phoenix Wright 4 - 52 votes 3. No particular game - 51 votes 4. Final Fantasy XII: Revenant […]

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8 things you may not know about iTunes

The Blogger user Jonndailey has posted an interesting article with tips that you may not know about iTunes. Some of them I knew about, however, some of them I didn’t and are quite interesting features:

2. Did you know: You can drag songs directly from the iTunes Store into your library and make a playlist of […]

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BitTornado developer bans BitComet users

It looks like the war being waged because of very popular BitTorrent protocol is spreading beyond the legal battles. BitTornado developer, John Hoffman, has decided to ban BitComet users from accessing his client due to BitComet’s misconduct and misuse of the protocol.
“When BitComet games super-seed, it induces the seed into thinking that the BitComet peer […]

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HD-DVD vs BLU-RAY a comparison

The Hack247 admin has posted a nice comparison between the new formats, which companies support and what the current status of the “war” is.
It has been a long time since we last had a format war for the main media formats (I’m not considering the flash cards as a part of them), in fact, the […]

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