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Ouya Preorders Start Today; Retail Availability Set for June

The Android-based console will be available for $99.99. An extra controller will go for $49.99. [Read more]...

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Linux Netbooks: Hiding in Plain Sight

You just think that's a Chromebook beckoning you with an open source OS, easier upgradeability and fast connections to the cloud. All those qualities could make it a Linux netbook in disguise -- or at least what the netbooks of a few years ago promised.

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IBM Targets Emerging Markets, Offers Cheap Servers

IBM will begin offering a new Power Systems server and storage range this month, aimed at both SMBs and emerging markets. The news, due to be formally announced in Johannesburg today, will document how affordable power servers from IBM are now available to SMBs, as well as the firm's move to take on competitors including Oracle and Hewlett Packard. 

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Guide to Open Source and Linux-Compatible 3D Printers, Part Two

This 3D printers buying guide, the second post in a two-part series by Eric Brown, will help you find Linux and open source-friendly printers.

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Garrett: Don't Like Secure Boot? Don't Buy a Chromebook

Matthew Garrett calls out Google for not allowing users to install their own keys on Chromebook systems. "Some people don't like Secure Boot because they don't trust Microsoft. If you trust Google more, then a Chromebook is a reasonable choice. 

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Cheaper Raspberry Pi Out in Europe for $25

The cheaper version of the popular micro PC uses a third of the power as its predecessor, making it perfect for battery or solar-powered projects. [Read more]...

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