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  1. Dell offers dual-8800M GTX GPUs for XPS M1730 notebook
  2. Boeing to develop aerospace network technology
  3. Ebay lowers fees for listing items
  4. GT5 Prologue coming to PS3 on April 17
  5. VIDEO - LeapFrog your child’s reading with Tag
  6. European court strikes blow against music industry fishing
  7. Nokia dwarfs rivals in mobile phone shipments
  8. Nikon announces D60 compact DSLR, new Coolpix models
  9. Sun ships 18 TFlops datacenter in a box
  10. GeCube launches Radeon 3870 X2 dual GPU cards
  11. Nvidia to launch nForce 790i chipset in Q2
  12. DRAM module houses see improving sales in January
  13. HTC share of Windows Mobile smartphone segment declining
  14. Qtrax free music player disappoints
  15. Qtrax free music player sucks bad
  16. Intel to retire seven Merom Core 2 Duo processors
  17. Nokia's Trolltech grab hurts rivals
  18. VMware earnings surge, but miss forecasts
  19. Amazon announces international plans for DRM-free music catalog
  20. 45 nm Cell BE promised to cut power consumption by 40%
  21. 70,000 iPhones sold in Germany
  22. NY state employee caught selling historic docs on eBay
  23. More Windows 7 screenshots surfacing
  24. HDMI, Displayport quickly replacing DVI
  25. Verizon tops 1 million FiOS TV subscribers
  26. Google ends 2007 with 56% search market share
  27. Paypal pays $169 million for fraud detection company
  28. BBC anchor sues over facial surgery for HDTV makeover
  29. Blu-ray winning format war, Gartner says
  30. HD DVD buys Super Bowl ad
  31. AMD releases dual-GPU graphics card
  32. Tight NAND flash and battery supply leads to 8 GB Eee PC shipment delays
  33. Asustek to challenge number six position in worldwide notebook top-10 this year
  34. Epson starts volume production of new HTPS panels compatible with WXGA
  35. Solar industry subject to fundamental raw material shortage
  36. PS3 version of Call of Duty 4 reaches two million copies
  37. Virtual Console games to appear in Wii Super Smash Bros
  38. Palm to shut down retail storefronts
  39. Qtrax to offer 25 million songs for free
  40. Retiring eBay CEO may run for California governor
  41. Startup claims it can make $1/gallon Ethanol
  42. Infrared-blasting helmet could reverse Alzheimer’s disease
  43. Charter erases 14,000 customer e-mail accounts
  44. XM/Sirius merger could be finalized soon: report
  45. Digital TV converter boxes to be ready by February 18
  46. Sega Master System hops to Wii Virtual Console
  47. The CPU that Intel built just for Apple
  48. THQ cancels Conrete Games studio, cancels title
  49. HP announces SSD business desktop PC
  50. NPD: Recent Blu-ray sales explosion "doesn't really mean a lot"
  51. Gigabyte and MSI announce X48 motherboards
  52. AMD to showcase upcoming Phenom CPUs at CeBIT 2008
  53. Shuttle launches Intel X38 small form factor PC
  54. Kingston reportedly helps Samsung digest excess NAND flash stock
  55. Handset shipments estimated to have increased nearly 16% to 1.15 billion in 2007
  56. British High Court prevents Manhunt 2 from UK release
  57. Stalker: Clear Sky to be released exclusively on Steam
  58. $2.78 billion in bids of US wireless auction
  59. You actually may fall in love with virtualization
  60. Russian University buys Blue Gene supercomputer
  61. 4.3 million Xbox 360 consoles sold during Christmas quarter
  62. AT&T broadband customers get free Wi-Fi access
  63. Washington DC fires and suspends 41 employees for porn surfing
  64. Sony partners with MTV to bring out fresh UMD content
  65. Microsoft sets revenue records last quarter
  66. Wii injuries make headlines
  67. Tesla Roadster to enter production on March 17
  68. Sony hopes MTV will fuel video UMD sales
  69. Camera overload – Sony rains down seven new cameras
  70. HP, Sony in DVD deal
  71. Digital music sales reach nearly $3 billion in 2007
  72. AT&T Wireless tops 70 million subscribers
  73. Update: Grand Theft Auto IV gets release date
  74. Hewlett-Packard announces first mobile thin client notebooks
  75. Via readies Isaiah as Intel Silverthorne competitor
  76. AMD launches 7 series IGP chipsets in China
  77. GeCube launches RV635 and RV620 graphics cards
  78. InFocus introduces new projectors
  79. Philips said to be outsourcing 70% of its LCD TVs to OEM makers in 2008
  80. Shipments of LCD TV panels up 58% to 86 million units in 2007, says DisplaySearch
  81. NAND flash contract quotes stabilize in H1 January
  82. Green Energy: Silicon wafer order status good; thin-film solar cell production on tra
  83. DDR3 price premium over DDR2 to shrink to 10% in H2
  84. Best Buy sells infected digital photo frames
  85. Developer says Grand Theft Auto IV "virtually complete"
  86. Mobile Youtube expands
  87. ‘We will rock your gold atoms!’ – New electron microscope laughs at rock music
  88. Blu-ray leads HD player sales in first half of January
  89. Apple loses more than 42% of its market cap in less than a month
  90. PePwave Surf AP 200: Wi-Fi Black Hole Relief
  91. Dell to join (Product) RED campaign
  92. Disney tries mobile phone service again, in Japan
  93. Motorola needs more time to bring cellphone business back on track
  94. AMD releases sub-$100 graphics cards
  95. Readius device merges e-book reader with cell phone
  96. Warner extends HD DVD support
  97. Hot Shots Golf 5 gets release date, new name for US
  98. AMD to offer more processors for embedded systems
  99. “Can you Geiger me now?” - Researchers convert cell phones into nuke detectors
  100. Update: Apple unloads 22.1 million iPods in Q4
  101. Over 22 million iPods sold last quarter
  102. EA launches free games initiative with Battlefield Heroes
  103. Yahoo expected to layoff hundreds
  104. Corel releases CorelDraw X4 graphics suite
  105. "Save HD DVD" petition garners thousands of signatures
  106. Joomla 1.5 CMS released
  107. Major Chicagoland retailer drops HD DVD support
  108. AT&T rolls out data plans for iPhone business users
  109. Silent Hill PSP game headed to PS2
  110. Pink joins the iPod Nano lineup
  111. A virtualized Windows Vista for $23 per year
  112. Transcend launches 32 GB Compact Flash memory card
  113. AMD and Intel maintain CPU market shares in Q4
  114. General Electric data loss compromises 650,000
  115. Prices for monitor and notebook panels drop in H2 January, says WitsView
  116. Epistar conservative about 2008 penetration rate of LED backlighting in notebook appl
  117. Wi-Fi chip suppliers racing to offer cheap 802.11n single-chip solutions
  118. Speculators affecting DRAM spot prices
  119. Samsung and LG aim to up sales of $200 handsets in 2008
  120. Guitar Hero becomes a billion-dollar franchise
  121. Turkey puts ban on Youtube yet again
  122. White Playstation 3 coming to the US
  123. HBO to make Internet debut
  124. 250 GB in notebooks going mainstream
  125. Dell goes against HP, IBM with new blade servers
  126. RIAA website wiped?
  127. Another Intel dual-core Celeron in Q2 08
  128. Around 37 million PCs shipped in China in 2007, says IDC
  129. China expected to reach 21 million digital cable users at end of Q3 07
  130. OSD introduces 7" LED-based LCD panel
  131. Most PC-related IC design houses foresee a 10-20% on-quarter sales drop in Q1 08
  132. Sony, Sharp offer free Blu-ray players, sorta
  133. Secret military history of Silicon Valley gave rise to modern tech giants
  134. PC shipments grow by 15% last quarter
  135. UltraBattery promises more power, less cost for HEVs
  136. Sony gives a closer look at PS3 DVR functionality
  137. Google/Youtube’s video market share increases to 31%
  138. Calfornia task force recommends ‘broadband bonds’
  139. Microsoft vulnerability hits Excel
  140. Qimonda samples XDR memory
  141. AMD releases Catalyst 8.1 driver
  142. Wii, DS finish 2007 on top
  143. Blu-ray outpaces HD DVD by more than 6-to-1 last week
  144. Nvidia Hybrid SLI on track for a Q1 release
  145. Panasonic 103-inch HDTV sales reach 15 in 2007
  146. Sprint Nextel cuts 4000 jobs
  147. Intel aiming to almost double notebook CPU shipments by 2011
  148. GPS devices and systems will surpass 900 million unit shipments by 2013, says ABI Res
  149. Zyxel sues D-Link and Waveplus for switch-related patent infringement
  150. Full HD TV prices falling faster than HD prices, says WitsView Technology
  151. 32" PDP boom may not last beyond 2008
  152. Touch panel component makers sampling for future Eee PCs
  153. ARM: Migration to 32-bit MCU is an industry-wide consensus
  154. Rock Band reaches 2.5 million song downloads
  155. Researchers developing bionic contact lenses
  156. AMD: Barcelona fixed, 45 nm to ramp in H2
  157. China to be first in Internet usage in 2008
  158. Bioshock nominated for 12 video game awards
  159. ATI brings AMD a record loss of $1.8 billion in Q4
  160. IBM reports $4 billion Q4 profit
  161. Yahoo implements OpenID
  162. Intel may exit Flash business – analyst
  163. British Airways jet crashes at Heathrow
  164. Time Warner to experiment with tiered Internet pricing
  165. NETGEAR FVS336G Reviewed: VPN Your Way
  166. Don't say goodbye to HD DVD, yet
  167. BBC says it will still support both high-def formats
  168. Google.org focuses on climate change, poverty and emerging threats
  169. Panasonic announces alkaline batteries with a 10-year shelf life
  170. AT&T to replace batteries after supplier goes bankrupt
  171. Hewlett-Packard increases lead over Dell in worldwide PC market
  172. Independent developer XGen announces WiiWare plans
  173. Gigabyte to launch low-cost PC in June
  174. Apple and HP each to account for over 20% of Quanta notebook sales in 2008
  175. MacBook Air expected to push growth of LED-backlit applications
  176. As shipments continue growing, Sharp looks to make LCD TVs thinner and more energy ef
  177. Samsung Electronics expects to ship 21 million flat panel TVs in 2008
  178. Syntax-Brillian signs LCD panel supply agreement with Sharp
  179. NanoPV to kick off operation at solar cell fab in Q2
  180. Mac users more open minded and sure of themselves – study
  181. AMD Xilleon CPUs get DivX support
  182. Electric Vehicle combusts on UC Riverside campus
  183. MacWorld is disappointing? Yeah right.
  184. Microsoft and JVC cross-license patents
  185. Scientists develop semi-accurate dog translator
  186. UPDATE - AMD moving up launch of dual-GPU graphics card
  187. Helio rolls out GPS phone
  188. Windows Vista successor scheduled for a H2 2009 release?
  189. Oracle to purchase BEA Systems for $7.2 billion
  190. Sun to acquire MySQL for $1 billion
  191. Stranglehold video game advertisement banned
  192. Boeing delays 787 Dreamliner, again
  193. Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9770 CPU pushed back to Feb-March 2008 - sources
  194. AMD to ship RS780 in China first due to driver issues
  195. Digital camera and digital photo frame makers conservative about procuring small-size
  196. Small-size panel shipments to see greater affect during Q1 08 slow season
  197. EA's Spore will ship side-by-side on PC and Mac
  198. Hasbro, Mattel demand Facebook remove Scrabble app
  199. Digital Playground drops HD DVD
  200. AMD moving up launch of dual-GPU graphics card
  201. Apple knows how to inspire, innovate
  202. Intel Q4 profit surges to $2.3 billion
  203. Banking crisis hits Second Life
  204. Banking crisis hits Second Life
  205. How To Crack WPA / WPA2
  206. New age ad firm gives free Wi-Fi to iPod, iPhone users
  207. Stanford researcher envisions notebooks with 40 hours of battery life
  208. Apple intros super-thin MacBook Air
  209. Wii's Super Smash Bros Brawl delayed until March
  210. Apple upgrades Apple TV, announces iTunes rentals
  211. iPhone, iPod Touch get GPS-like capability
  212. Apple announces Time Capsule wireless backup
  213. Microsoft launches red 80 GB Zune
  214. Microsoft begins shipping Office 2008 for Macs
  215. Linux returns to Thinkpads
  216. EMC announces enterprise solid state disks
  217. Alienware fires up new flagship notebook
  218. Intel to launch 15 Montevina notebook CPUs in May
  219. Notebook battery suppliers to raise prices in Q1
  220. Shipments of top-five LCD TV vendors to account for 74% of global shipments in 2008
  221. Price for LED-based lighting products to fall to to drop more than 80% within 5 years
  222. LED BLUs a growing trend for 2008, says Displaybank
  223. Netflix nixes streaming limit for video on demand
  224. Man sues HP over exploding computer, injured daughter
  225. PC games playable on Playstation 3
  226. Heads roll at Tesla Motors
  227. External SATA devices to drop power cables
  228. Benchmark: Xeon quad-cores faster than Opterons, but AMD more power efficient
  229. Chrysler to put WiMax into its cars
  230. First Windows Vista upgrade available to public
  231. Microsoft in the EU hot seat, again
  232. MySpace, Attorneys General in joint effort to make social networking sites safer
  233. Microsoft offers Apple notebook mouse
  234. Hitachi, Toshiba, Fujitsu may join to create HDD firm
  235. IBM posts strong preliminary results for Q4
  236. Netflix launches all-you-can-eat movie streaming
  237. Macbook, iTunes rental announcements expected at Macworld
  238. Intel Shelton'08-based low-cost notebooks to launch in Q3 08
  239. Quanta ups notebook shipments goal in 2008
  240. Touch panel IC demand slows down
  241. NFC contactless payment market expected to reach $820 million by 2013
  242. CES blogger prankster banned from future shows
  243. Wii Fit hits one million sales in Japan
  244. HD DVD player prices plummet
  245. CES: GPS, Internet, games, and video in your glasses
  246. AMD: Some Phenoms delayed to Q2, some pulled into Q1
  247. Mac Blog safari: Predictions abound for Macworld '08
  248. Sprint to “soft launch” Xohm WiMax service in the U.S.
  249. Universal drops HD DVD exclusivity
  250. Internet grows to more than 150 million websites