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Novell returns to 'battlefield' with Suse Linux
Since the Suse Linux version has been released since 2004, this is the first full version after nearly two years of Linux absence. New version, SUSE Linux Profesional 9.…
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MP3: A new move?
If the rumors surrounding plans to release new generations of Microsoft and Apple mobile music players are real, then the future of the digital music market will have dr…
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Wireless chips with matchboxes store 100 pages of text
Experts at HP's lab have successfully developed a tiny wireless data chip that can store up to 100 pages of text.
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You've used the copyrighted yet?
When the Intellectual Property Law takes effect from July 1, 2006, it is time for each book, every software you use must pay a certain amount for copyright. Are you bene…
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The 'big men' raced to reform
The fierce market has forced Intel, Dell and Gateway - three big men are struggling - to hustle reform. The plan is different, but all have the same goal ...
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Vietnam gamers will attend the first online game tournament
The first tournament in the world dedicated to online games called GNGWC (Game and Game World Championship) will play 3 Silkroad Online, Shot Online and Gunbound games.…
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A website with the domain name .vn contains sex content
LPVN Computer-Design Co., Ltd. (Ho Chi Minh City) applied to VN Internet Center for hinhsex.com.vn domain for the purpose of increasing traffic to its advertising web. H…
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High-speed wireless chips are just as small as rice grains
After four years of research, HP computer experts have successfully developed mini wireless data chips that can store 100 pages of text at speeds of up to 10 Mbps.
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100 million YouTube videos are viewed every day
YouTube, the world's most popular video content site, reached the number of 100 million videos watched daily. Thus, the need to watch short videos of self-directed perfo…
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Reviving Thang Long by virtual reality technology
On the computer, just a few clicks of the mouse can zoom in to see the details of Ngoc Son Temple - an important historical site in Hanoi, see the pictures.
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Scandal Zidane 'rammed his head' into ... Trojan bait
If you're still excited about Zinedine Zidane's hit headlining at the 2006 World Cup, be extra careful when scouring the subject on the Web.
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Intel reduced the price of the entire Celeron D line
In response to pressure from the Socket AM2 Sempron chip (AMD), Intel has just announced plans to continue reducing the price of Celeron D to the lowest level.
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Malware is also ... open source
Malware programmers are also gradually turning to open source solutions in their work.
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Seiko Epson launches an ultra-thin color TFT display control chip
On July 17, Seiko Epson Group announced the successful development of a new line of control ICs with S1D19501 numbers for 176x220 pixel TFT LCD screens - a universal scr…
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AOL tested a comprehensive security service
AOL has released a beta version of the comprehensive security service package, Total Care, which it announced in early June.