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Intel launched two new Xeon quad-core chips
Intel on March 3 launched two new quad-core chips from Clovertown Quad-core Xeon series designed specifically for embedded applications. Both 2.0GHz E5335 and 2.33GHz E5…
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Infinite e-mail service in finite
In spite of the unlimited expansion process of free mailboxes for users, prepared webmail services come to a lull time to prepare for a new development phase.
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France Telecom has a great success in Egypt
On April 3, General Director of the French Telecommunications Corporation, Didier Lombard announced that France Telecom wanted to continue implementing its strategy of e…
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Watch out for VNNIC impersonation email to spread viruses!
About two days ago, a series of emails pretending to be the Vietnam Internet Network Information Center (VNNIC) sent out virus warning messages, but the emails themselve…
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Gigabyte launches a new line of motherboards
On April 3, Gigabyte introduced a new series of motherboards - the GA-MA69, all based on AMD's latest 690 chipset platform.
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Sun's new chip platform began to be applied
Sun Microsystems has just got its first customer to agree to adopt new chip technology -
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Goodbye DVI, VGA, welcome DisplayPort
The Electronic Imaging Standards Association (VESA) yesterday (April 4) approved DisplayPort 1.1 to become the new communication standard for display devices such as fla…
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Yahoo fixes Yahoo Messenger vulnerability
This week, Yahoo will upgrade Yahoo Messenger instant messaging to patch a hole in the audio voice feature, which allows hackers to take advantage of it to control the a…
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Gartner: Intel is still No. 1
Although revenue declined by 12% in 2006, Intel is still the largest semiconductor company in the world today, Gartner said.
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Google headquarters is bustling because of a cage-shaped python
The workplace of these young people encourages employees to bring pets to entertain. But they were frightened when the gray-brown Kaiser python disappeared and crawled s…
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EU forced Microsoft to sell cheap technical information
The Financial Times reported that the European Union (EU) will make Microsoft sell off to competitors its technical information that is considered sensitive and valuable…
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Wi-Fi buses bring e-commerce to the village
The cost of installing cables connecting to the Internet in remote rural areas has led to the introduction of bus and motorbike teams in charge of getting information on…
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SiS provides high-speed chipset for Intel
SiS (Silicon Integrated Systems) has announced that it has signed a long-term license agreement with Intel, which will provide Intel with chips for Core 2 Quad chips.
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To be effective must start from awareness
Managing Internet business and online games online has been the subject of many discussions in state management agencies in order to find the most effective way to imple…
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Poynter: Readers' readers read more than printed newspapers
The latest research in the US shows that people reading through the Internet often pay more attention to categories and articles than print readers. This conclusion is i…