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Just months after its mobile phone was rejected by carriers, rumor has it that Dell is looking to enter a non-PC market, this time with a handheld mobile Internet device (MID).
Thursday , July 02, 2009 10:22:00 AM
Toshiba1 Ships 1GHz Smartphone
TG01 is a Windows Mobile touch screen with enough juice to make the iPhones, BlackBerry Storms, G1s, HTC Touches and Palm Pres of the world take notice.
Thursday , July 02, 2009 09:41:00 AM
Hardware Central's CPU Price Watch for July 1, 2009
A few significant prices drops help keep things interesting this week's CPU guide. And we remain hopeful that the coming weeks will bring even more of the same. But by and large, most of the prices we track held right where they've been for weeks.
Wednesday, July 01, 2009 03:17:00 PM
Palm Still a Player in the Smartphone Race
Palm's new CEO ran down a list of Palm's strengths, including interest from the enterprise for the Palm Pre, and expressed confidence that company's new mobile platform webOS will take off with developers.
Tuesday , June 30, 2009 09:51:00 AM
Hardware Central's CPU Price Watch for June 24, 2009
While this week's did contain a couple of double-digit price drops (literally... one from each camp), the overall trend continued to be one of general stagnation. But as we move toward the end of the second quarter and the beginning of the third, we're hopeful that increased competition between the two camps will translate into more in the way of price drops.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 05:45:00 PM
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HP Scanjet N6350 Review Intended to be shared among a small workgroup, this $899 flatbed scanner can capture all manner of paper documents directly to a network folder or e-mail. Tuesday , June 30, 2009 11:33:00 AM |
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HP ProBook 4510s Review HP's 15.6-inch notebook has a decent price, solid reliability and proven security. And it's not bad too tough on the eyes, either. Wednesday, June 24, 2009 10:59:00 AM |
Apple iPhone 3G S ReviewLarry Magid picked up a new iPhone 3G S earlier today and offers his thoughts after several hours of testing. Friday , June 19, 2009 10:55:00 PM |
Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 ReviewMicrosoft's BlueTrack technology makes mouse pads as quaint as lace doilies, while an itty-bitty USB receiver and ergonomically correct side buttons make the notebook mouse a $50 find. We take the classy black-and-chrome oval for a spin. Tuesday , June 16, 2009 09:07:00 AM |
Epson WorkForce 310 ReviewSix months ago, we gave a thumbs-up to Epson's $200 printer/copier/scanner/fax. How does the company's new $130 model stack up? Thursday , June 11, 2009 01:10:00 PM |
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Platform Trends: AMD's Six-Core Comeback? As AMD shows off a six-core Opteron processor, IT managers dream of cost-effective server upgrades and desktop performance freaks dream of six-core supremacy. Add a full slate of new Phenom II CPUs, and the underdog chipmaker might have a terrific 2009. So what's the deal with propping up the aging Athlon? Sunday , March 01, 2009 07:00:00 PM |
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Platform Trends: AM3 At Last Remember those Phenom II processors AMD introduced a month ago? They're history, as the chipmaker introduces triple- and quad-cores that plug into either existing Socket AM2 or new AM3 motherboards loaded with DDR2 or -- welcome to the present tense -- DDR3 memory, respectively. Intel Core i7 killers? Nope. Core 2 Duo and Quad challengers? Abso-plug-in-lutely. Monday , February 16, 2009 04:00:00 PM |
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Platform Trends: Hard Drives Get Bigger, Faster, and Greener A couple of years ago, the advent of perpendicular magnetic recording kicked the storage industry's race for ever-higher capacity into overdrive, but Western Digital's cramming two terabytes into one desktop drive is still an eyebrow-raiser. So is the growing sophistication of the hard disk market, with lower noise and power consumption starting to count as much as size and speed. Sunday , February 01, 2009 05:45:00 PM |
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Platform Trends: The GeForce GTX Gets a Facelift It took longer than hardcore fans expected, but Nvidia has rallied to reclaim the gaming graphics card crown from archrival AMD and the ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2. The secret? Revitalizing the GeForce GTX 200 series with a die shrink and some careful shuffling of clock speeds -- and, Vince Freeman adds, some very clever positioning of the company's dual-GPU card versus its dual-card SLI platform. Monday , January 19, 2009 06:15:00 PM |
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Tons To See in 2- and 3-D: Report From CES 2009 Even a frowning economy and drop in attendance couldn't dampen -- well, not totally dampen -- the annual industry epic that is the Consumer Electronics Show. HardwareCentral was on hand to check out expected news from Microsoft, an unexpected star turn by Palm, strong performances by AMD, and everything from an outbreak of 3D gaming mania to a faceoff between netbooks and netbook alternatives. Tuesday , January 13, 2009 05:05:00 PM |
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Reisinger: Everybody Loves Apple So what is Apple doing right? How is it beating the competition in every known consumer satisfaction survey? Thursday , July 02, 2009 02:09:00 PM |
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Can Dell Ever Be Dell Again? Things are bad at Dell. And they're getting worse. It needs to change things up. And it needs to do it quickly. Wednesday, June 24, 2009 02:03:00 PM |
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Mac -- the Computer for Everyone Else Despite topping the charts in reliability testing, our columnist finds himself fighting the urge to switch to Windows. Plus, why AppleCare is the key to happiness. Tuesday , June 02, 2009 03:00:00 PM |
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The Best, the Worst, and the Ugliest: 2008 It's astounding. Time is fleeting. Another 12 months have flashed past, so it's time for HardwareCentral's eighth annual (Special Recession Edition) collection of huzzahs and howls at the products and technologies that defined the year. Here's 2008 in a nutshell, including one tasty and one bad Apple, a crowded field for Product of the Year, and the annual waffling over the next Windows. Monday , January 05, 2009 04:50:00 PM |
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Save Us, Windows 7! Retail sales are falling like a skydiver without a parachute. The fearsome R-word -- recession -- has become the E-word, said by everyone every day. Is there any good news for the PC industry amid the doom and gloom? Yes, from some unlikely sources (let's hear it for hardcore gamers) and from users and IT managers suddenly looking favorably on that favorite bugaboo, Microsoft. Monday , November 17, 2008 06:15:00 PM |
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