The 45nm Intel Core 3 Duo & Quad line of processors will arrive later this year. They will be packing a punch with loads of new features and some big numbers. Chips will be clocked as high as 3.2 GHz and front side bus speeds will peek at 1.6 GHz. One big feature, SSE4, the […]

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Microsoft said that it has sold more than 20 million copies of Windows Vista in the first month since the operating system hit shelves on January 30. The world’s biggest software maker said the pace of Vista adoption is at more than twice the rate of its predecessor, which had sold 17 million licenses after […]

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Google is not developing a Google branded phone. If Google were to make its own phone it would be directly competing with its own partners. According to Google’s most recent SEC filling more than 99% of profits came directly from advertising. If there was a Google phone, Google’s services wouldn’t be included with most competing […]

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Sony contends the next generation DVD format war is over. Although uninformed consumers and press might agree, we think Sony is still upset about losing the first major format war. If history repeats itself then welcome back to the 1980s. This is VHS verses Betamax all over again. Betamax was a proprietary Sony format that […]

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