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  Prudential Fox & Roach Chooses IBM; Replaces HP and Sun IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors, the leading regional home services company in the Northeast, today announced that the realty company replaced HP and Sun technology with IBM servers and storage to support the sales efforts of over... Posted Nov 04 2008, 08:33 PM by IBM Press Releases - Microelectronics, Servers, Storage - United States Feeds Filed under: Servers, Storage, amp, today announced that, nyse, hp, server technology, blade server, e mail, roach realtors, sun technology, prudential fox, prudential, realty company, sales efforts, real estate agents, home services company

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  PC Makers Try To Pinch Seconds From Their Boot Times Some computers are never turned off, or at least rarely see any state less active than "standby," but others (for power savings or other reasons) need rebooting — daily, or even more often. The New York Times is running a short article... Posted Oct 26 2008, 12:08 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, microsoft, laptops, asus, hp, blog, new york times, minor annoyance, hp source, agitation, boots, internet days, source names

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  Hubble Repairs Hindered By Antiquated Computer Systems Andrew Moseman writes "Part of the trouble NASA is encountering while fixing the Hubble Space Telescope comes from the fact that it's been up there for nearly two decades, and therefore carries computer systems long outdated here on Earth. 'One... Posted Oct 24 2008, 04:00 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, intel, memory, earth, nasa, scientists, decades, missions, mdash, computer systems, intel 486, goddard team, voyager probes, hubble space telescope, repair attempts

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  Amazon Kindle Endorsed By Oprah Oprah Winfrey enthused about the Amazon Kindle on her show today — it's her "new favorite thing" — and had Jeff Bezos on to announce a $50-off offer good till Nov. 1. A plug on Oprah is ordinarily a sign that a product has crossed... Posted Oct 24 2008, 03:08 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, money, mainstream, gadget, citizens, nov 1, mdash, audience, oprah winfrey, enthused, special offer, jeff bezos, favorite thing, amazon kindle

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  Storing Qubits In Nuclei bednarz writes "Scientists have demonstrated what is being called the 'ultimate miniaturization of computer memory,' storing data for nearly two seconds in the nucleus of an atom of phosphorus. The hybrid quantum memory technique is a key... Posted Oct 24 2008, 11:56 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, national science foundation, scientists, press release, quantum memory, quantum computers, miniaturization, tens, error correction, nucleus of an atom, indefinite period, quantum system, high purity, computer memory, silicon technology, quantum information, memory technique, phosphorus, period of time, quantum computing

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  Open Source Hardware, For Fun and For Profit ptorrone writes "Lots of open source hardware articles making the rounds this week, first up — Wired has an excellent piece on the Arduino project, an open source electronics prototyping platform, its founders and business model (they have... Posted Oct 24 2008, 05:12 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, founders, business model, cell phone, mdash, open source hardware, hardware businesses, source electronics, rf, hardware articles

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  Recovering Moldy Electronics? cookiej writes "We just completed having our basement gutted and our house decontaminated from mold. The finished basement is gone, my office floor has been removed as well as 24' of drywall around the base of the room. So, we had a full home... Posted Oct 20 2008, 05:17 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, plight, speakers, drywall, home theater, rainwater, video switch, mold, clean house, liquid bath, finished basement, plastic tarp, downstairs, sewage

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  Asus Launches Touchscreen Eee Desktop Barence writes "Asus has launched an Eee-branded 15.6" touchscreen desktop PC as a budget rival to HP's TouchSmart. Available for pre-order now on Play.com for £399.99 ($749), it shares much of the same specification as the Eee PC... Posted Oct 14 2008, 01:08 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, hp, linux, hard disk, desktop pc, budget, eee pc, bet, touchscreen interface, using some sort

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  Nvidia Problems Hit HP Desktops Barence writes "HP has revealed faults with 38 different models in its slimline PC range, sparking speculation that Nvidia's faulty GPU problems have spread beyond laptops. HP's official statement says the problems are 'attributable to... Posted Oct 14 2008, 05:44 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, nvidia, models, laptops, hp, laptop, faults, speculation, motherboard, securities and exchange, securities and exchange commission, submission, mcp

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  Antec Releases "Skeleton" PC Case ThinSkin writes "It is appropriate to say that Antec was 'thinking outside the box' when the idea of the 'Skeleton' PC Case sprung to mind. The Antec Skeleton is an open-air PC case with a pair of shelves for the motherboard and other... Posted Oct 13 2008, 02:22 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, shelves, computer user, pc case, slideshow, skeleton images, thinking outside the box

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  University Tries "One iPhone Per Student" alphadogg writes to tell us that one freshman class has a little more than usual to be excited about. When students at Abilene Christian University showed up for their first days of class they were greeted with the choice of either a new iPhone 3g or... Posted Oct 13 2008, 12:27 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, iphone, 3g, fi, parents, radio, ipod touch, pilot, freshman class, custom web, acu, abilene christian university

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  Sanyo Invents 12X High-Speed Blu-ray Laser Lucas123 writes "Today Sanyo said it has created a new blue laser diode with the ability to transfer data up to 12 times as fast as previous technologies. The laser, which emits a 450 milliwatt beam — about double that of previous Blu-ray Disc... Posted Oct 06 2008, 08:50 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, blu ray disc, sanyo, mdash, high definition, blu ray players, disc systems, milliwatt, blue laser diode, data layers

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  Mimicking Electric Eel Cells An anonymous reader writes "A team of US researchers has asked the following question in the new field of systems biology: 'Do we understand how a cell produces electricity well enough to design one, and to optimize that design?' They believe... Posted Oct 05 2008, 03:23 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, electricity, anonymous reader, eel, electrical behavior, systems biology, electric eel, artificial cells, medical implants, computer model

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  FOSS Multicast Document Sharing? Jawdy writes "I am currently leading a small game development project with artists and developers scattered all over the country. Getting together is somewhat difficult, but we try to do this every couple of months. We often share all kinds of documents... Posted Sep 28 2008, 01:17 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, game development, developers, whiteboard, apps, msn, mdash, foss, gtalk, small game, voice chat

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  Asus N10 Review — the First Netbook For Gaming Kim Hawley writes "Mobile Computer has a review of another new netbook from Asus. The N10 comes from Asus’ notebook division rather than its Eee PC division, and has an impressive specification. Most notable are the ExpressCard/34 slot and... Posted Sep 26 2008, 03:04 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, nvidia, laptop, eee pc, expresscard 34, mobile computer, netbook, call of duty, notebook division, hawley, n10, nvidia geforce, feature creep