10 Jul 2008

The Biggest Picture

Scientists need higher high def displays than anyone else, not because they want to get the best view of the whale-throwing scene in Hancock or because they want to home in on amateur close-ups, but because the size of complex scientific data sets grows... SciScoop Science Forum »
In Friday's IT Blogwatch, we worry about another blitzkrieg of Sony laptops catching fire. Not to mention your guide to a healthy Ramadan... Sharon Gaudin explodes with concern: read more (posted on 5 Sep 2008 by IT Blogwatch)
YAWCAM is a free Swedish webcam program with a couple of nice features, to whit a scheduler and motion sensing functionality. The other nice bits include a page designer, FTP upload for remote storage (pretty essential if you’re using it as a security... (posted on 5 Sep 2008 by The Red Ferret)
After taking a brief hiatus from shelves everywhere, it looks like the version of the MSI Wind laptop with the 6 cell battery is starting to reappear. Or at least the version with the pink cover is anyway. Whether you’re naturally drawn to pink or you... (posted on 4 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)
Dell isn’t making a big deal out of the fact that the newly launched Inspiron Mini 9 laptop will support 3G wireless networks. But it will. Dell Senior Product Line Manager John New tells Laptop Magazine that by the end of the year the company will... (posted on 4 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)
While Laptop Magazine was busy reviewing the Linux version of the Dell Inspiron Mini 9, PC World got to spend some time with a Windows XP model. While the 8GB SSD wasn’t large enough to hold the magazine’s benchmarking tools, the review states that the... (posted on 4 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)
The OLPC project is resurrecting its “give one, get one” program that allows end users in developed countries to purchase the XO laptop which is designed for children in developing nations. The idea is that you pay about twice the cost of an XO and you... (posted on 4 Sep 2008 by Liliputing)

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