One
Laptop per Child – first working prototype demo
Red Hat's Christopher Blizzards shows off the first working prototype, one week
after the device left the factory.
Intel
laptop concept designs demonstration
Intel likes toying around with PC and laptop designs to push the imagination and
creativity with computer makers. That's why the chipmaker periodically creates
concept designs that it will never produce.
Intel
Core 2 Duo Launch
Intel chief executive Paul Otellini launched the Intel Core Duo during a company
event at its Santa Clara corporate headquarters.
15
years of Linux: past and future
Linux on 21 August 2006 turned 15. At Linuxworld, open source luminaries Larry
Augustin (VA Software), Dirk Hohndel (Intel), Chris DiBona (Google) Eric Raymond
(author of "The Cathedral and the Bazaar") and Jon "maddog" Hall discussed the
operating system's past and future.
Fly-by
malware installation
If you aren't paranoid about your security online you, you'd better watch this
video. If you are, it will only further confirm your fears.
Sun
Fire X4500 demonstration
Sun Microsystems in July unveiled three new servers including the Sun Fire
X4500: a 4-way AMD Opteron system with up to 24 terabytes of storage. The
system's chief architect Andy Bechtolsheim walks us through the system's
features.
Intel's
quadcore gaming power
Why do we need quad-core processors? The answer is as old as the question
itself: gaming and video rendering. Rendering a video makes for lousy
demonstration, so Intel opted for the game demonstration at its Intel Developer
Forum in San Francisco last September.
Apple
iTV launch
Apple is heading for a head-on collision with TiVo and Intel Viiv now that the
company plans to unveil its iTV settop box. It is set to launch some time early
2007 under a different name, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs said.






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