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Vendors showcase wireless wares
Author: JT Smith
Members of the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association are showcasing their wireless products in California, says NW Fusion.
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Building a cheap Linux box
Author: JT Smith
RootPrompt.org has a ton of advice on building a good, cheap Linux machine. "You need to decide on the chipset/processor combination and...
Seminar ponders computer equipment as fashion statement
Author: JT Smith
Cox News Service features the Fourth International Symposium on Wearable Computers, including mention of a 44-gram wristwatch computer and communicator under
development by...
Linux machine bridges the globe’s digital divide
Author: JT Smith
MSNBC reports on the "Simputer," a palm-sized Linux-based device that a company in India hopes will bring the Internet to the 95...
Transmeta chip not breaking any speed records
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com says early benchmark tests have Transmeta's Crusoe chip not winning any races: "Sony and NEC launched the first notebooks based on...
Being the perfect host
Author: JT Smith
WebTechniques compares FullOn 2x2 (since changed name to FullOn 2230) from VA Linux and 1U Server from Penguin Computing Systems.
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The real difference between Linux and freeBSD – a licensing primer
Author: JT Smith
By Tina Gasperson
News Editor
People in the Open Source community have their opinions and convictions about the superiority of one Unix-derived OS over...
Workstation Solutions releases new version of Quick Restore for Linux
Author: JT Smith
Workstation Solutions, Inc. announced major enhancements to Quick Restoreâ„¢ 2.7 that provide increased performance and scalability in data protection of network attached...
Intel bets the farm on Pentium 4
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports that Intel is predicting one of the steepest ramps in its history for the
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Intel may be going to double-data-rate memory in PC chipsets
Author: JT Smith
"As we have said before, we are adopting DDR
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