Overclockers Online has posted their coverage from the CeBIT 2003
PC Stats has posted a new article: AMDs Move To a 400MHz Bus Speed - What Can We Expect?
Tablet computers-machines that mimic the traditional uses of pen and paper, letting you input data by touching a stylus to a screen-have been around for decades, but they've never really caught on with the public at large. The first tablet, introduced by RAND Corp. in 1964 and later marketed by Data Equipment Co. as the Grafacon, was manufactured at a cost of $18,000 and could be used only in tandem with large mainframe systems.
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Not surprisingly for an application that is intended mainly as a development platform, the Mozilla Web browser continues its seemingly constant upgrade cycle. Version 1.3 of the browser adds many useful new features, including some effective anti-spam features in the mail client.
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Hardware Analysis has posted their CeBIT 2003 report with lots of pictures
Dubbed the Ethernet Disk, this entry-level storage server offers FireWire expansion and runs the embedded version of Windows XP.
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Networking giant Cisco Systems on Wednesday said it would buy Linksys, a manufacturer of networking gear for consumers, in a stock deal valued at $500 million.
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EliteGuild has posted a new article: The future of mobile computing
Laptops and portability are the future and in Centrino, the Lord has brought mobile technology has been brought to a new level. Anyone who is looking at buying a new computer should at the very least consider buying one of the cheaper Centrino laptops rather than a desktop depends on what they will be using the computer for. I hope this article has been helpful. Jesus is alive!Read more
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted the final day of their CeBIT coverage
DesignTechnica has posted an editorial about smart displays
PC Mag has posted a coverage from the annual Photo Marketing Association trade show
Wireless Supersite has posted a guest commentary: Public 802.11x: Europe's Magic Broadband Bullet?
Microsoft Watch has posted a special report
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted day 3 of their CeBIT 2003 coverage
Storage Supersite Editor David Morgenstern has a modest proposal for addressing storage-based security problems in the enterprise: a union for storage IT workers.
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Hardware Analysis has posted a coverage from the CeBIT 2003.
Beyond3D had a short time at CeBit and we've detailed a few of our findings in a short article.
Dan's Data has posted another letter column
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted Day 2 of their CeBIT 2003 coverage
Dan's Data has published more letters
