LG have today announced their entry in to the sub-notebook category, the Netbook X110.
Joining the trend which started getting attention when the Asus Eee was launched, LG says that theirs offers “the full PC experience,” and comes in three colours white, black and pink. It runs Windows XP Home and uses the Intel Atom processors
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Adobe heads off into the cloud to offer users web-based back up and storage services.
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We’re loving the look of HTC’s new slide out handset.
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It may be small but Olympus reckon their water, shock, and freeze-proof digicam is as hard as nails.
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It may be small but Olympus reckon their water, shock, and freeze-proof digicam is as hard as nails.
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Two shiny new handsets from Nokia pack GPS, FM Transmitter and 5MP cameras
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Toshiba haven’t given up trying to needle Sony and the rest of the Blu-ray companies.
Their latest idea is XDE.
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Hugely powerful file manager offering batch renaming and searching, ZIP support, image browsing, FTP and more.
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Handheld device offers a host of connectivity options plus Mobile TV.
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Leaked photos show Palm’s new handset to be a bit of a looker.
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Four colours to choose from with Sony’s new ‘E Series’ players.
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NDS, a DRM, PVR and interactive TV company, will be taken private, away from its current public listed status.
News Corporation currently owns approximately 72% of the equity and a stunning 96% of the voting power of NDS through its ownership of 100% of the outstanding Series B shares.
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Hugely desirous bag’o'graphics goodness to tempt designers with vast pockets.
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No less than five new affordable digital cameras shimmy along Fuji’s new product catwalk.
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Analyst predicts that Kindle sales will hit $1bn by 2010.
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