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Intel questions Transmeta’s products
Author: JT Smith
Australian IT looks at a mini feud between chip makers Intel and Transmeta. "Transmeta says a lot of stuff. So far they...
Study: Microsoft still dominant OS; others gaining
Author: JT Smith
A story at NewsBytes.com quotes an Internet usage study that might be disputed: "When it comes to Web surfing, the Windows series...
Review: Accelerated-X laptop display in Linux – duplicate
Author: JT Smith
32bitsonline has an article about Accelerated-X laptop displays in Linux. "The last Xi Graphics product I reviewed was their MaXimum CDE (Common
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Turning the town red
Author: JT Smith
One of the ripple effects of the Microsoft investment in Corel was a
potential change in the status of Wine, surmises LinuxPlanet,...
Let’s look at Linux video cards
Author: JT Smith
Anandtech reports: "We have seen the performance of the latest graphics accelerators under Windows 9x/2000, but what about under Linux? Read on...
Review: Xi graphics laptop server
Author: JT Smith
From 32bitsonline.com: "Xi Graphics makes a killer server display if the XFree86 driver for your video card is
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Linksys GigaDrive
Author: JT Smith
Maximum Linux has a review of the Linksys GigaDrive, and how it can be made to interoperate with Linux.
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Transmeta chip debuts on laptop in Japan
Author: JT Smith
CNet reports that the long-awaited Crusoe chip for laptops has been released on Sony's Vaio PictureBook.
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Linux can resurrect old hardware
Author: JT Smith
By: Jeff Field
NewsForge ColumnistHardware review
My articles recently have all focused on new hardware -- the latest and greatest that is available. However,...
Obscure Brit ‘puter back on sale in the US
Author: JT Smith
The UK is tickled pink about the Sinclair ZX81 bursting back on the scene at a computer reseller's store in the US....