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  Chip Shot: Technology Tips for Today's Economy No need to completely cut the Internet cord or pack away the laptop as we travel down today's tough economic road. This Intel blog compiles a few tech tips to help you can stay "chic geek." Read More... Posted Nov 24 2008, 12:09 PM by Intel Press Room Feeds Filed under: intel, blog, laptop, geek

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  Compromising Wired Keyboards Flavien writes "A team from the Security and Cryptography Laboratory (LASEC) in Lausanne, Switzerland, found 4 different ways to fully or partially recover keystrokes from wired keyboards at a distance up to 20 meters, even through walls. They tested... Posted Oct 20 2008, 06:30 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: laptop, keyboards, different ways, short description, lausanne switzerland, cryptography laboratory, lasec, ps 2, keyboard models

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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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  New MacBook Case Leak Rumors Someone noted that there are more macbook case leaks which look to all but confirm a new MacBook and possibly a MacBook Pro expected to be announced for later this week. There seem to be fewer ports, and no leaks of a 17" aircraft carrier laptop... Posted Oct 13 2008, 07:01 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: laptop, ports, leaks, aircraft carrier

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  MSI blowing up a storm about Wind the Inquirer , Monday 6 October 2008. 09:08:00 Breaks like the Wind MSI is planning new versions of its Wind netbook and is already stirring the press into hysteria about them. Alreadly Laptop is enthusing that the first Wind release back in June “put... Posted Oct 06 2008, 01:10 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: laptop, nick farrell, msi, netbook, inquirer, 6 october, quality product, hysteria

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  Venezuela Purchases a Million Intel Classmates An anonymous reader submits news of the million-laptop order from Venezuela of Intel's version of the kid-friendly laptop. The computers are produced in Portugal. "The machines, rebranded 'Magellan,' will also come with Linux pre-installed... Posted Sep 28 2008, 04:11 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: intel, linux, laptop, windows xp, olpc, anonymous reader, magellan, venezuela, portugal

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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

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  Asus makes laptop gaming ‘affordable’ Paul Taylor the Inquirer , Friday 19 September 2008. 19:09:00 Hardware Rounds at just $1699, that is ASUS HAS MADE AN EFFORT at creating an affordable gaming laptop. It’s called the G50V and Laptop Mag has one at the office for review. Not too big, not... Posted Sep 19 2008, 04:33 PM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: laptop, paul taylor, inquirer, 19 september

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  Samsung joins the netbook fray Paul Taylor the Inquirer , Friday 19 September 2008. 11:16:00 Fashionably late THE GREAT CHAEBOL of computing, Samsung Electronics, announced this mornin’ its hip new porta-laptop, the NC10. You’ve probably guessed by now that it sports the same hardware... Posted Sep 19 2008, 03:37 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: chaebol, samsung, laptop, paul taylor, atom, netbooks, samsung electronics, inquirer, 19 september, porta

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  The Best Gaming Laptop Money Can Buy Parz writes "Gameplayer has gone live with their winners for the best gaming laptops money can buy as of Q3 2008. The analysis is broken into three sections to cater for three different budget requirements. There is a detailed explanation of why... Posted Sep 15 2008, 08:00 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: laptops, money, laptop, gaming pcs, hardware component, q3, budget requirements, detailed explanation, best gaming

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  Inside the TRS-80 Model 100 enalbro writes "What wouldn't you give for a laptop that starts instantly, weighs 3 pounds and gets 20 hours of battery life? That's the TRS-80 Model 100 in a nutshell. Granted, it displays only 8 lines of text and has just 28 kilobytes of... Posted Jun 03 2008, 10:13 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: memory, apple, laptop, nutshell, battery life, pc world, guts, aa batteries, featherweight champ, kilobytes, teardown, trs

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  Behemoth laptops bound into view Paul Taylor the Inquirer , Friday 16 May 2008. 22:15:00 Hardware Rounds Asus M70s, Acer Aspire 8920G ASUS RECENTLY ANNOUNCED a laptop with a gargantuan 1TB storage capacity, the M70S. Naturally these things come in DTR format, and storage is split between... Posted May 16 2008, 03:32 PM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: laptop, storage capacity, paul taylor, 1tb

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  UK 3G ISPs need to get house in order in Loughborough the Inquirer , Tuesday 15 April 2008. 09:39:00 Rant INQ Loughborough bureau chief vents spleen MOBILE BROADBAND in Blighty is a minefield where it is vital that you shop around and look at the fine print. Several companies out there are... Posted Apr 15 2008, 04:36 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: blighty, laptop, nick farrell, rant, offerings, mobile broadband, 15 april, loughborough, minefield, wonderful things, dongles, bureau chief, lashings

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  Can You Access Your Own Cash Register Data? jeronimo989 writes "A customer of mine has a small shop and asked me to look for an electronic cash register. One of the requirements is to retrieve the sales data from the cash register in some accessible format so he can import it in the software... Posted Apr 14 2008, 02:17 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: small businesses, laptop, free open source, electronic journal, open source solutions, modem connection, accessible format, electronic cash register, flash card

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  MyLifeBits to Store Every Moment of Your Life Dixie_dean writes "Microsoft researchers are developing a way to enable you to capture every moment of your life and store it on your computer. The principal researcher with Microsoft's research arm, Gordon Bell, is developing a way for everyone... Posted Apr 09 2008, 04:34 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: Storage, memory, images, gigabyte, microsoft, laptop, long time, research arm, terabyte, lifetime, dean, dixie dean, gordon bell, e mail, web page, instant messages, principal researcher, conference sessions, phone conversations, microsoft researchers