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An Ethernet port, coupled with DLNA connectivity, means the TV can stream media from devices on the same network. Connect a Z5500 series TV to the ‘net and a range of AppliCast programs can work their magic, offering access to RSS feeds, weather forecasts a calendar among other widgets.
If you’re feeling [...]
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We already caught sight of Fujitsu’s new 10.1-inch LOOX M netbook in Japan earlier this month, and it looks like the company has now gotten official with the seemingly identical M2010 model for some other markets, although it still hasn’t made it all the way over here. The netbook itself is [...]
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Yesterday, Audyssey Labs announced DSX, a new technology designed to add extra channels to a 5.1 or 7.1 surround-sound system. DSX, or Dynamic Surround Expansion, adds two front height-channel speakers, just as Dolby’s new Pro Logic IIz technology does, but it also adds two width speakers, each positioned 30 degrees to the side [...]
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Engineer Benjamin Kokes used to work for the now-defunct GPS company Nemerix. While he was there, he started working on a GPS peripheral for the iPod nano as a personal challenge. From the looks of it, he still has quite a ways to go, but at least he has shown that [...]
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Microsoft is looking to Windows 7 to win back customers who delayed upgrading to Vista, first sold in 2007. Sales of Windows for personal computers fell 16 percent last quarter, hurt by the recession and demand for cheaper laptops that use an eight-year-old version of Windows. Rob Enderle, an analyst at Enderle Group [...]
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Thanks to their friendly design and ease of use, Flip cameras have taken a good chuck of this casual video market. The new models of this franchise bring a larger, higher-resolution 2″ display (versus 1.5) more memory (up to 8GB) as common improvements. The Ultra HD even has an HDMI port [...]
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t’s crazy, we know. Just hours after hearing shockingly believable whispers that Apple’s white-hot iPhone 3G could be sashaying over to Verizon Wireless, in flies a Wall Street Journal report asserting that the suits in Redmond are (also?) in talks with America’s largest carrier. ‘Course, we’ve heard rumors that Microsoft was [...]
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While the exact price for which the Palm Pre will be sold is still not known, we do have an estimated production cost for the long-awaited smartphone.According to a BusinessWeek report, iSuppli says that the manufacturing cost a Palm Pre is somewhere around $138 (€104).Of course, the actual value of a Pre also [...]
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On Wednesday, Tellme announced the application’s features and its shipping plan. Like rival voice services for smartphones, you click a hardware hotkey to initiate the program’s digital ears, and from there you can begin a search, call a number, or dictate a text message. This last feature will be new to [...]
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Updated iPhone 3.0 beta software shipped to developers late Tuesday and included in the code was a prerelease copy of the next version of iTunes (8.2). Clues buried in the new iTunes prerelease software suggest that Apple’s media player will support Blu-ray disc playback.
Not much else was remarkable about the iPhone [...]
