The Daily VR-Zone News Summary - 20 January 2011
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In today's global news roundup: NVIDIA announces plans to integrate general-purpose ARM processing core(s) into a chip that belongs to Maxwell family of graphics processing units; Microsoft claims to have found the culprit responsible for causing certain users' data charges to go haywire; Asahi introduces a strong glass that will compete with the popular Gorilla glass; Europe and North America get official launch dates for Nintendo's 3DS handheld gaming console, and Microsoft is offering the hacker who leaked the PlayStation 3's security keys a gift in the form of a free smartphone and developer access.
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Samsung to announce Galaxy Ace, Galaxy Suit and Galaxy Mini at MWC 2011?
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Jawbone Era claims to be world's first Bluetooth earpiece with built-in accelerometer
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The latest in Aliph's Jawbone product lineup has improved noise-canceling capabilities, longer battery life compared to previous models, and to top it off, a built-in accelerometer. Read on.
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Canon announcing two updated cameras in February?
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Want an 'iPhone 5'? It's selling for 7230 yuan
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This is probably as self-explanatory as it can get, but hey, it still makes for interesting reading material once in awhile. Apparently, a certain unreleased smartphone has been spotted for sale on a Chinese online store known as Taobao at a very interesting price. With 'leaks' such as this, who needs to wait for Apple anymore?
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Epson gets judged on Projector Runway, launch of new products at stake
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In the first (and only) episode of Projector Runway, Epson faces an uphill task of convincing the panel of judges that its latest lineup of business, educational and home entertainment projectors are up to the task of meeting consumer demands. With only one chance to sway the judges into giving Epson the green light for the launch, what has Epson got planned up its sleeves? VR-Zone heads down to The Luxe Art Museum to investigate.
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StarHub unleashes Facebook mobile app for Java feature phones
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Solid Proof that Dead Space is coming to the iPhone/iPad
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Over the past few weeks, EA Mobile has teased us with screenshots of Dead Space running on the iOS. And with the release of this video, there is solid proof that the game will have iPhone and iPad users to rejoice about.
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Silverstone introduces Albino Raven 2 Evolution PC Chassis
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Silverstone has unveiled its limited edition Raven 2 Evolution PC Chassis in white. Featuring a 90 degree motherboard mounting and support for liquid cooling radiators, it's much like its black predecessors in many ways.
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PowerColor announces dual mode setting in the HD6950
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PowerColor, a well known manufacturer of AMD graphics cards, has announced a dual setting design in its newest HD6950 design --- the PowerColor PCS++ HD6950. This card features a dual BIOS setting, allowing a factory overclock of up to 880MHz on the core speed and 1250MHz on the memory speed, and more importantly, it will allow unlocking of shaders to give a huge performance boost.
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CoolerMaster unveils CM Elite 371 Chassis
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Cooler Master has recently unveiled it's newest addition to the popular Elite series casings --- the Elite 371. This case is aimed at those who are on a tight budget, but looking for a case with great features and expansion capabilities.
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Leaked webOS tablets are the Opal and Topaz of HP's eyes
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Well this is certainly a surprise. Even though HP has been extremely tight-lipped about its ongoing project for a webOS tablet, it seems that even the company does not have the power to stop leaks such as these from making their way around cyberspace. And this latest leak unearthed by Engadget reveals some juicy details about HP's two webOS-powered tablets. Yep, you read that right: two tablets. Welcome to the competition, gorgeous.
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