IT-Code-News: IT News HeadLines (THE INQUIRER) 02/11/2010

AMD dominates the discrete graphics market
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ANALYSTS at Mercury Research have released figures showing that AMD is continuing to dominate the discrete graphics market and took pole position for the second quarter running.

Intel will reveal its next netbook chipset at CES 2011
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CHIPMAKER Intel has told partners that its upcoming Chief River chipset will support 22nm Ivy Bridge processors and USB 3.0.

BT brings WiFi to the Tube
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WAITING FOR THE SWEAT BOX to arrive may become slightly more tolerable thanks to British Telecom (BT) unveiling WiFi connectivity in tube stations.

Sharp polishes up TV models
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JAPANESE ELECTRONICS FIRM Sharp is offering square eyes everywhere two "stylish" televisions it suggested would improve the quality of their lives.

HP will flog Palm Pre 2 handsets
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MAKER OF EXPENSIVE PRINTER INK HP will soon start selling Palm Pre 2 handsets directly.

Nokia N8 review
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Review

Product Nokia N8
Website www.nokia.co.uk/n8
System Specifications 680MHz ARM 11 CPU, Symbian^3 OS, 3.5-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16GB internal memory, up to 32GB SD card support, HDMI output, Bluetooth, WiFi, 3G, 113.5mm x 59mm x 12.9mm, 135g
Price £419 (SIM-free)

MSI releases another notebook
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WHILE THE REST of the technology media has been getting distracted by tablets, Micro-Star International (MSI) continues to flood the world with notebooks.

Logitech releases a solar powered keyboard
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MAKER OF COMPUTER BITS AND BOBS Logitech has just released a solar powered PC keyboard.

RIM caves in to Indian pressure
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THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT has said it reached an agreement with Research In Motion (RIM) to allow lawful interception of Blackberry Messenger services.

Apple wants a monopoly on smartphones
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THE FRUIT THEMED peddler of Iphones, Apple is trying to use the patent system to gain a monopoly on the smartphone market.

Intel will make chips for Achronix
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SEMICONDUCTOR GIANT Intel has agreed to make chips for the startup firm Achronix Semiconductor, the Wall Street Journal has revealed.

Turkey lifts Youtube ban
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A NATION that is famous for exporting all its Greek founders back to a place where they had not lived for 2,000 years has lifted its two-year ban on Youtube.

Viewsonic Viewpad 7 and 10 first impressions
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First INQpressions
ABLE TO stand up against the competition is a phrase that leaps to mind when looking at Viewsonic's two tablets, the Viewpad 7 and its larger 10-inch sibling, the Viewpad 10.

Viewsonic Viewpad 7 and 10 first impressions
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ABLE TO stand up against the competition is a phrase that leaps to mind when looking at Viewsonic's two tablets, the Viewpad 7 and its larger 10-inch sibling, the Viewpad 10.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

IT News HeadLines (THE INQUIRER) 02/11/2010

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