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Toshiba intros 64GB NAND flash memory modules

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Toshiba on Monday introduced a new 64GB embedded NAND flash memory module, claimed to be the highest capacity in the industry. The component combines a dedicated controller and sixteen 32Gbit chips manufactured using the company's 32nm technology.

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TechFresh – Tokyoflash Christmas Giveaway Winners

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Hey folks, here are the winners for our Tokyoflash Christmas Giveaway. I know we promised to pick winners on the 10th but with the holidays coming in early on the island (we’re in Bali) things got a bit hectic fast.

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Super-slim PC Mounts Behind HDTV

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The Piixl EdgeCenter 3770 Media PC measures at only 30mm thick, so you can mount this HTPC onto the back of any screen between 37- and 70-inches.

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Nokia Booklet 3G drops to $200, LG X120 to $50

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Best Buy Mobile and RadioShack will offer sales on two netbook PCs when paired with mobile broadband service contracts, including the Nokia Booklet 3G and LG X120, respectively.

My Ripple mini PC capable of HD video

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Korea's My Ripple plans to release its Ripple Look Family mini PC in its home market before year's end. The multimedia PC is said to be capable of playing back high-definition videos and 3D games, though specs are thin.

OpenOfficeMouse reborn as WarMouse Meta

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What we have here is a sort of Freddie Prinze Jr. movie dork makeover event, except applied to an 18-button mouse. You don’t see it? Let me break it down for you. Freddie Prinze Jr. is the Internet (obviously).

Qik adds live streaming video option with new desktop program

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Section: Web, Downloads, Web Apps, Online Music/Video Qik is already a recognized name for streaming live video from mobile phones to the web, but Qik is adding to its list of services with Qik-in-Touch, a desktop application that runs through Adobe AIR.

Steve Jobs up for Time’s ‘Person of the Year’

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Filed under: Other Events, Steve Jobs, AppleTime magazine has revealed its final seven candidates for Person of the Year, and one Mr. Steven P. Jobs has made the list.

Older iPhones Gain Video Recording

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The first- and second-generation iPhones are now capable of video recording, and you won’t even need to do any hacking. Last week, Wired.com reported that Apple released its restrictions on a private API for video capturing.

Add some color to somebody’s holiday with a coloring book

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Filed under: Software, Holidays What better way to add some color to someone's holiday than with a coloring book? With Kalle Svenson's Colorize your photos, converting your existing photos into ones with a coloring book effect is a simple drag and drop away.

CrunchDeals: TomTom U.S. iPhone Apps now 30% off

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Either TomTom's startin' to feel the burn of the incredibly competitive (and arguably crumbling) navigation app market, or they're just feeling generous for the holidays. Either way, now's the time to buy if you were considering snatching up either of TomTom's U.S. apps.

Video: Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands: John Morrison jumps around, fights a sand monster

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Ubisoft hasn’t given up on the Prince of Persia series just yet (despite the fact that Assassin’s Creed is essentially Persia of Persia with a different pair of shoes). There’s the movie with that guy, and the just-announced Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands.

Motorola XT800 to bring high-end Android to Sprint?

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Motorola has been developing a high-end full touchscreen phone that could give American CDMA carriers their first high-end, touch-only Android phone from the company. A pair of leaks show the XT800 to center on an 854x480, 3.7-inch touchscreen like that of the Droid but in a more rounded design.

What’s black and white and read all over?

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San Francisco's Astro Studios puts together a nice version of the awesomely played-out design firm holiday card.

Alissa Walker on Zaha Hadid, potato chips, and John Seabrook

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Alissa Walker's got a perfect post up on FastCompany right now referencing Core-fave John Seabrook's New Yorker profile of Zaha Hadid.

Sony Ericsson Hazel Eco-Friendly Phone

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Sony Ericsson release the new eco-friendly phone called Sony Ericsson Hazel and also the the GreenHeart Series (Elm). The Elm also appear on the several country as Sony Ericsson Susan. Both of them has 2.2-inch display with 320×240 pixel resolution.

Hacknooks!

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We knew the nook had some Android blood in it, but it’s been kept well-hidden, merely an underpinning for its custom UI.

Google announces their very own URL shortener

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Section: Web, Google Google has now added a new feature to its arsenal of services. This time it’s their very own URL shortener, Goo.gl. However, for now, the service is not stand alone and will require you to use Feedburner and Google Toolbar in order to access it.

New Enermax keyboards: very thin, otherwise unremarkable

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Remember that Enermax Caesar I reviewed? Decent keyboard. A friend of mine is still using it and she likes it just fine. It was a more fancy keyboard than this, what with the cool mesh styling and media keys, but it wasn’t nearly as slim.

My Ripple Outs A New Mini PC In Korea

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My Ripple has come out with another mini PC for the korean market. Dubbed as the Ripple Look Family, this mini PC is equipped with an Intel dual core processor, an Intel GMA X4500 graphics chipset, a high capacity hard drive and various input ports.

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Patent lawsuit of the week: BetaNet goes after Apple and more

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Filed under: Apple CorporateWord from Jim Dalrymple at The Loop tonight that Monday brought a new patent lawsuit against Apple... and 17 other tech companies, including Microsoft, Adobe, Autodesk, Sony, Kodak (!) and more.

Zink 2.0 inkless printers beginning to trickle out

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Zink stands for “zero ink.” It’s the name of a company that has created a new way of printing that uses, yes, zero ink. It’s all in the paper, hoss. The paper has three layers of cyan, magenta, and yellow crystals layered over each other.

The 18-button OpenOfficeMouse now looking stealthy in black gets dubbed the WarMouse

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Section: Peripherals, Mice / Keyboards We first saw the 18-button monster of a mouse back in early November, and although it was initially christened the OpenOfficeMouse that name did not last very long.

Circuit Bent Boot

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Circuit bending can be lots of fun. This Circuit Bent Boot project takes it one step further by placing the circuit in a fun object. The Circuit Bent Boot sure looks like tons more fun than an Altoids tin!

Fastra desktop supercomputer packs 13 NVIDIA chipsets

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The University of Antwerp has revealed what it believes is one of the fastest computers ever to fit into a regular tower chassis. Called just the Fastra II, its main processor is just a 2.66GHz Core i7 but uses many video cards to achieve performance that would normally require a cluster.

Giveaway: ContourHD 1080p wearable HD cam

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Did you see my review of the ContourHD 1080p? Well, go check it out so you know whether or not you can make use of this sucker. It’s basically a compact HD camcorder stripped of everything but the lens, sensor, and storage, stuck inside a tiny, semi-rugged aluminum case.

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