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It's a rare occasion that we see a high profile new laptop release on a Sunday, but you won't hear any complaining from me. The new HP Envy 14 has officially gone up for sale as of today, and i...
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You are now less than 365 days away from a new console Zelda game. Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata confirmed to Japan's Asahi Shimbun daily today that the Wii Zelda sequel, first revealed at last year's E...
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When we think of high end gaming machines, Intel's Xeon processors aren't the first chips that come to mind, but that doesn't mean we'd turn our noses up at a monster setup with not one, but two six...
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Sony has announced two new additions to its Alpha line of digital SLR cameras: the A290 and the A390. These entry-level DSLR are essentially slightly upgraded versions of two existing Sony came...
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The new Polaroid bears little resemblance to the clunky Polaroid cameras of days gone by, but it does look strikingly similar to a more modern model, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 7. It's not hard to figur...
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If you are going to play gambling, you can choose various kinds of games available. Cards game can be one of interesting game to be played since you are going to beat other gamblers. If you win the ro...
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Detailed graphics card specifications and reviews are great—that is, if you have the time to do the research. But at the end of the day, what a gamer needs is the best graphics card within a cer...
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Sony's just-announced TX5 Cyber-shot digital camera might just be a dream come true for clumsy or masochistic photographers. Unlike your wimpy point-n-shoot, the TX5 can be dunked in up to 10 feet ...
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Today at Mobile World Congress Google showed off a new piece of software that may prevent untold thousands of cultural misunderstandings. The prototype software allows a user to upload a photo of text...
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Even if you reject the iPad on an intestinal level—you know, because you don’t want to be associated with mock turtlenecks and man bags—then you should still view Apple’s device as a referen...
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In the wake of the recent iPhone 4 announcement, Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha is looking to reassure the Android faithful. Jha gave a talk at the Executives Club of Chicago yesterday and talked up the companies hardware plans. If the Motorola CEO is to be believed, we could see an Android phone packing a 2GHz CPU this year.
Jha was short on the details, but another Motorola executive apparently let it slip that they planned to incorporate every possible hardware feature into the upcoming superphone. This would mark a dramatic advancement in the rate of hardware iteration. Most manufacturers refrain from upping their specs so quickly to avoid destroying sales of their current smartphones.
While the idea of a 2GHz CPU sounds good on paper, we have to wonder if it will really deliver that much more performance than current CPUs. A lot of the snappiness in a smartphone is related to the software side of things. Don’t even get us started on battery life. Do you think a 2GHz smartphone is necessary so soon?
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