The Navigon 2000S GPS goes beyond the basics. With Advanced Text-to-Speech Voice Guidance, you will get verbal directions including street names. This deal ends Monday at 12:00pm ET.
Not that CES (the Consumer Electronics Show) really needs any additional hype, but the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) wants to make sure that even with CES half a year away, that the media and analysts never forget that their technology extravaganza is on the horizon. The CEA sponsored a mini tradeshow in New York City this last week, called the CEA LineShows.We decided that this would be a good opportunity to not only potentially learn about new products and technologies, but it would also be great
Tagan PipeRock II 680W (TG680-BZII) PSU Review on Technic3D and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums!
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Data Robotics has a good thing going with its Drobo smart storage line, and if you’ve been waiting on the sidelines looking to jump in, now might be the perfect time. Just months after introducing its DroboPro SMB/SOHO storage solution, the company has launched its “Drobo Gives Back” program to provide even more incentive to buy now.From today until June 30th, a $100 instant rebate applies to the purchase of Drobo or any Drobo bundle. You heard right — when buying a Drobo from any of its resellers worldwide
Kopin Announces New Breakthrough in Shrinking Display SizeHigh-Density Displays and Patents Strategically Position Kopin in High-Resolution Electronic Viewfinders for Camera Systems TAUNTON, Mass. — Kopin Corporation (NASDAQ: KOPN), the leader in microdisplays for consumer and military applications, today announced a breakthrough in further shrinking the size of its color displays. By shrinking the color dots to a mere 2.9 x 8.7 µm from the previously announced 3.75 x 11.25 µm, Kopin has achieved
AMD shot its Istanbul Opteron chip out like a cannon to lead June off, and now we’re seeing Penguin Computing pick it up as an integral part of its Altus Series products. If you’ve never heard of this company, it’s because they aren’t’ exactly consumer-level. Instead, this outfit focuses on high performance computing solutions, and its Altus 1701 and Altus 2701 dual-processor enterprise servers are now available with six-core Opteron CPUs. In fact, this chip can also be fitted into the Altus 1702 twin-node HPC
It seems antitrust complexities are causing Microsoft to balk at including Internet Explorer with copies Windows 7 destined for much of Europe. Will anyone notice is the burning question.
Microsoft has announced that it will ship a special version of Vista's successor in Europe, titled Windows 7 E, without Internet Explorer 8. The browser-less version, a reaction to an antitrust investigation by the EU into whether Microsoft is abusing its dominant position with Windows and Internet Explorer, will be distributed in all member nations of the European Economic Area as well as Croatia and Switzerland.
When youre out there seeking for alternative methods to get more rooms to store important images, music and videos, PhotoFast has now come with the idea of using the existing port which is commonly equipped on your laptop. Instead of replace another hard disk or insert a flash disk, you can now get those troubles away. The new G-Monster Express Card SDD 34mm/54mm is just a great solution to accelerate your portable devices and to extend your laptop storage capacity.
The G-Monster Express card 54 has been fully tested and running with Read Max 180MB/sec, Write Max 100MB/sec under best circumstance. Its also been designed to be compatible with Windows Vista Plug & Play & Ready Boost. The mini-USB port equipped at the end of the card, which would be easily to temporarily transfer your data to another platform (PC/Mac). The G-Monster Express Card is now being launched in Japan, and soon in U.S. and EU.
Intel's first attempt at onboard flash fizzled in 2006. A refresh of the same idea, Braidwood will be integrated into Core i5 motherboards and tie into Microsoft's ReadyBoost technology. In theory users should see accelerated application launch speeds as ReadyBoost caches commonly used applications in the Braidwood flash memory.
Intel appears ready to take another crack at flash memory-based acceleration–this time offering it with future chipsets.
Intel Braidwood technology is based on a flash memory module“Braidwood is a flash memory technology that provides faster boot-up time, faster application launch, and a snappier, more responsive system,” said Rob Crooke, vice president and general manager of Intel's Business Client Group, speaking during a presentation streamed over the Web from the Computex conference in Taipei, Taiwan, earlier this week.
The use of company-issued mobile phones could trigger new federal income taxes on millions of Americans as a “fringe benefit.” The IRS, in a notice issued this week, said employees could avoid tax liability if they showed proof they used personal cellphones for nonbusiness calls during work hours.
The Internal Revenue Service proposed employers assign 25% of an employee's annual phone expenses as a taxable benefit. Under that scenario, a worker in the 28% tax bracket, whose wireless device costs the company $1,500 a year, could see $105 in additional federal income tax.