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AMD reveals six-core Opteron platform for servers

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AMD started the week today with a new whole platform for Opterons targeted at servers and the very high end of the computer market.

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Cenobite pumpkin

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He does not look happy. Another gem from Tom Nardone's ExtremePumpkins.com. Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Halloween | Digg this!

Cellular South goes Android with HTC Hero

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Google's Android platform reached its first smaller US carrier on Monday night with adding the HTC Hero to its lineup.

mSATA SSDs for netbooks and UMPCs

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Click here to see more mSATA is now the new name for mini PCI-e SSDs according to SATA-IO Yes, it is the same connector and form factor we have seen on Asus Eee PCs and Dell Minis, but now other manufactures will be supporting it too. The main size is 1.18 in. x 0.19 in. x 2 in.

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Snow Leopard tip: Minimize to icon

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Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, OS, Snow LeopardThe more we use Snow Leopard the more niceties we uncover. This week I found a simple little check box that has made my life infinitely more awesome. Yes, my entire life. First, a bit of background.

Hawking HU2P4 Easy-Link File Sharing USB Hub

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The Hawking HU2P4 Easy-Link USB File Sharing Hub is one of those gadgets that isn’t ground-breaking but very useful. Connect PCs together to share files via USB and the bundled file-sharing software.

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The real Fake Linus Torvalds has been selected

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The jig is up, and the Silver Penguin award has been presented to the winner of the Fake Linus Torvalds competition! Before you learn who won, though, you need to know who was actually playing.

Review: Auvio in-ear Armature headphones

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In-ears are the way to go as far as I’m concerned, but there’s still a wide range of quality and styles and lots of companies are getting in on the game.

A week with the Viliv S7

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So I have been using the Viliv S7 regularly for about a week now and I have concluded that it is the best netbook I have ever used. But yes, it’s a netbook.

ASUS Eee PC with NVIDIA Ion surfaces in Asia

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ASUS' upcoming NVIDIA Ion-based Eee PC notebook, the 1201N, has appeared on Asian retailer PCpop's webstore recently. The PC is due for an October release, according to a recent roadmap leak and the listing confirms some of the device's specs, including its 1.6GHz Atom CPU....

MSI brings Wind U110 Eco to the US

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MSI this afternoon grew its American roster of Wind netbooks by importing the U110 Eco. The new model is the only one based on Intel's newer Z500-series Atom chips and uses a 1.6GHz example that gives it a much longer claimed runtime of up to about 15 hours with its standard nine-cell battery pack.

Pantech And S.T. DuPont Luxury Phone

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The French company S.T. DuPont has decided to enter the mobile phone market by making a new handset in collaboration with South Korea’s third largest handset maker, Pantech. The Pantech Sky DuPont IM-U510LE is inspired by DuPont’s famous lighters.

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TUAW Follow up-CoPilot Live missing features

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Filed under: iPhone, App Store, App ReviewOur Saturday review of CoPilot Live [iTunes Link] raised some interesting questions among users of the US$34.99 app.TUAW reader Jeremy sent us an email this morning wondering why the Live Local Search feature of the app is now a paid feature, when it was...

LG Chocolate Touch handset spotted again

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LG's upcoming VX8575 handset, the Chocolate Touch, has been spotted again, this time with more detailed images, which were posted in a recent PhoneArena report. The new batch all but confirms that the Chocolate Touch will not look like the similarly named Chocolate Touch BL40 due for Europe.

TedGlobal as seen through the eyes of frog design

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Frog's latest issue of designmind, their multimedia publication on business, technology and design, focuses on the TedGlobal conference held in Oxford this past July, on the theme of "The Substance of Things Not Seen."

MSI Wind U110 ECO promises 15+ hour battery

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Okay, here’s the MSI Wind U110 ECO. It’s a netbook, through and through, with the added twist of a nine-cell battery good for what MSI claims to be over 15 hours of battery life. Not bad considering the weight of the computer is kept at a very-portable 3.2 pounds.

ASUS MS246H: Stylish New LCD Monitor

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Does this look like a new HDTV that's a bit on the small side? That's what I first thought when I spotted it last week. The MS246H is actually a sleek new 23.5-inch LCD monitor from ASUS.

AT&T’s Windows Mobile phone roadmap revealed

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A recent BGR leak reveals approximate release dates of upcoming Windows Mobile 6.5 phones coming to the AT&T network.

Great Moments in Nerdery

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Above: Nicholas and Dave talking about World of Warcraft in the CrunchGear chat room. I threw in some stuff about EverQuest and they ignored me.

Toshiba, SanDisk to build sub-30nm NAND flash in 2010

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Toshiba and SanDisk will produce 20nm-class NAND flash memory at their joint-venture facility in Yokkaichi, Japan in the second half of 2010, DigiTimes reported on Monday, citing industry sources. The facility will scale up production to about 200,000 wafers per month as a result.

Microsoft ‘stealing’ Apple retail staff?

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Microsoft is actively trying to lure away Apple's retail workers for its first chain stores, according to a new leak.

AT&T testing its version of the Airave, the MicroCell

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Section: Communications, Accessories, Cellphones, Cellular ProvidersStarting today in Charlotte, North Carolina, AT&T Wireless customers will be offered the chance to get a femtocell to boost indoor coverage. The device, which AT&T is calling MicroCell, is their version of Sprint’s...

Recently on Offworld: Nintendo’s holiday lineup, Marian moves, Angry Dad the Game

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Recently on Offworld we took an in-depth look at the games coming to both Wii and DS throughout the beginning of 2010 that you should be paying attention to (above), including new versions of Maxis's Spore -- which has just received a new, surprisingly full featured Flash version of its Creature...

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Ninja Drive

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At $125, the only thing GeekStuff4U's Ninja thumbdrive gets stealthy with is your wallet!

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WMF1 one-cup coffee machine wins points on style

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While normally I’d suggest avoiding those single-use coffee pod machines, since you don’t know when the beans were roasted or ground, I’ve a feeling I’ll give the WMF1 a pass simply because of the excellent design.

The iTwinge de-touchs the touchscreen with physical keys

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Though Gizmodo initially hailed Mechatronics' iTwinge as "The Stupidest iPhone Accessory Of All Time, Ever," Cult of Mac reports that demand is actually strong enough to proceed, albeit tentatively, with production: "We've been overwhelmed by the amount of interest (Positive and negative) in the...

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