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HP Nx6310 dual-core chip computer uses 10-hour battery
It is equipped with Intel Core Duo T2300E processor (2 x 1.63 GHz), 256 MB DDR2 memory, 40 GB hard drive, 15.1 inch screen, DVD / CD-RW Combo optical drive, weight only…
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35 years of development of Intel microprocessors
The first product of the world's largest chip maker, called 4004, was born in 1971, to increase the power of Busicom computers and make way for the ability to embed huma…
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China: ... 75% of computers are infected with viruses
Nearly three-quarters of computers in China have been attacked by viruses during the period from May 2005 to May 2006. Even so, this rate still decreased by 6% compared…
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The world's thinnest keyboard
Embanking under a computer keyboard on the person side can serve the job sometimes, but it certainly looks weird and inconvenient. That's when Japan's Kimura Metal came…
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Please fix Windows as soon as possible!
Homeland Security recommends that Windows users update the patch as soon as possible to combat computer worms.
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25 years of an IBM computer
Although this IBM 5150 PC is noisy, running slow, very expensive, not more powerful than a pocket PC today, it marks an important milestone in human science and technolo…
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Thailand is preparing to deploy a laptop per child project
Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has announced a plan with an ambitious goal to provide each of the country's primary students with a cheap laptop. If the project…
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ASUS and Gigabyte 'get married'
ASUSTek Computer (Asus) and Gigabyte Technology - the two largest motherboard and graphics card manufacturers in the world - have decided to enter into a joint venture t…
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The computer of the US Department of Veterans Affairs was stolen
A desktop containing personal information of more than 36,000 former US soldiers has just disappeared from the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) office in Unisys, V…
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Keylogger ... hidden 'enemies'!
Commercial recording of keylogger programs can be said to be the most formidable security threat.
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Bringing informatics into the official subject: Every place in every scene
After the program to bring Internet to schools, the Ministry of Education and Training continues the policy of informing (TH) into an official subject at high schools fr…
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40% of World of Warcraft players are addicted
A few years ago, the author of the article had a colleague who was addicted to the game. Much of his time is devoted to the EverQuest multiplayer online role-playing gam…
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Laptop fire 'blows' trucks
Dell, the world's largest computer group, is having trouble being constantly complained about fires. In particular, one of their notebooks fired and spread to 3 cartridg…
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The keyboard also poses a security risk
Scientists have warned that peripheral devices such as keyboards, mice or headsets are also a security risk for computers.
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Tests on computers will replace testing in animals?
Animal rights defenders claim that computer simulations have become so realistic that we don't need to test drugs on animals right now.