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IBM demonstrates speedy graphene transistors
IBM has recently made a breakthrough by making graphene-based processors achieve a speed of 100 GHz. By comparison, silicon-based processors max out at 40 GHz. What’s more, an IBM researcher, Yu–Ming Lin, said that it is possible to fabricate graphene transistors with existing processes used in the semiconductor industries. This should speed up commercialization of the technology, if it ever happens. Just when things seem to look good, Lin said graphene-based microprocessors cannot substitute silicon-based…
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Sony wants to make its own tablet, to rival the iPad
Sony’s CFO Nobuyuki Oneda announced their desire of entering the tablet market at a post-earnings report news conference earlier today. Although not in a rush…
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Man charged for selling hacked Comcast modems, faces up to 20 years in prison, $250,000 fine
Sure, the thought of testing your skills at hacking a modem to get free internet access is kind of interesting, but trying to get some…
CES 2010: What we can expect from Cell TV
No matter how expensive a television may, the picture quality is going to determine whether it’s worth setting up in your home. Cell TV includes a feature called Auto View that adjusts every color balance based on the lighting conditions of the room you’re in. Continue Reading »
Samsung aims high in 2010
With a reported sales figure of 2.6 million LED LCD TV in 2009, Samsung has high expectations for its LED LCD TV sales this coming year. Samsung expects a whopping 10 million LED LCD TV sales in 2010. Having said that, we can reasonably expect attractive deals from a whole… Continue Reading »
Analysts predict eReaders to be the next big gadget
The Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, and the Sony Reader all had impressive showings during the holiday rush. Many devices were purchased and a lot of revenue was generated. While there are already a few notable big players in the market, many analysts predict that CES 2010 will unveil… Continue Reading »
Crunchpad/JooJoo war of words heats up with lawsuit and recent interview
On Friday, Michael Arrington announced that TechCrunch had filed suit against Fusion Garage, its former partner in the development of the Crunchpad Internet tablet. Gadgetell has covered the oft-delayed Crunchpad, which was pronounced dead by Arrington last November after he alleged that Fusion Garage tried to sell the product without… Continue Reading »
Leaked Black Friday Kmart deals
Kmart’s Black Friday flyer was released today on the Black Friday.info website and it seems to have a few good deals and doorbusters for those looking to get some great prices on their gadgets for Christmas. Kmart will open its doors at 6 am on Black Friday. For five hours… Continue Reading »
Android 2.0 “Eclair” officially announced
With the impending release of the Verizon Droid, we already know that Android 2.0 is on the way. There have been some leaks regarding what’s going into the next version of the mobile OS, and now Google has made them official. The new version will add a lot of interesting… Continue Reading »
Get caught up in technology with InterrupTech: October 26, 2009
Welcome back to InterrupTech. Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry. We cover the Barnes & Noble Nook, Windows 7, Moto’s Droid, Apple’s latest computers, Dell’s new Adamo XPS, RIM’s new BlackBerry watch, VW’s new iPhone app, and Google’s music service. Continue Reading »
Nokia files lawsuit against Apple
Just as Apple prepares to introduce the iPhone in China, they were hit with a lawsuit from Nokia alleging patent infringement. The suit pits the world’s largest manufacturer of cellphones against the maker of the most popular smartphone in history. Nokia says Apple refused to enter into a licensing agreement,… Continue Reading »
Hulu to start charging next year
The rumors that started in June appear to be becoming a reality. Hulu will soon start charging for content. Hulu board member Chase Cary said it’s time for the site to adopt a “meaningful subscription model.” He was quick to add that the entire site would not be fee based… Continue Reading »
Barnes & Noble jumps into e-Book market, reveals e-Reader
Many big companies have already entered into the e-Reader department, most notably Amazon and Sony. Apparently Barnes & Noble have been working on e-Reader designs for quite some time now, and images and product information are finally beginning to surface. Barnes & Noble has already announced a product event slated… Continue Reading »
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