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HP released a host of TV, laptop PC and digital camera models today at CES, underlining the company's work to ease the sharing of videos, music and photographs between devices and the internet.
>> Wednesday, Jan 04, 2006
More than 70 variations
But it may not do any harm, experts say
No truth in rumours, it says
Beware geeks bearing Tiffs
Live! brand set to rival Viiv
Announced at CES
>> Tuesday, Jan 03, 2006
Smaller, higher-capacity drives for mobiles
Warns against use of unofficial patch
But still not in the clear
Demo software available
News, musings, rants and raves from Guy Dixon. Since abandoning a three-year stint in the blackboard jungle, Guy has spent the past 12 years writing about the IT industry. When he's not dodging bullets in his native East London, Guy is also editor of PC Advisor.
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Will Head has rarely spent more than 48 hours away from the internet after persuading his mum to buy a modem in 1993. He spends far too much time surfing the web during office hours, but now has the perfect excuse...
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The digital stills capability of camcorders is finally starting to be more than just a gimmick; a number of manufacturers are now exceeding the 3Mp (megapixel) level with their premium models. But Canon has been relatively slow to bring its camcorders up to this level. With the MVX4i, the firm hopes to redress the balance.
>> Tuesday, Jan 03, 2006
Despite glowing critical appraisal, Monolith's games have never really caught the imagination of buying punters. Its No One Lives Forever series served more wit and charisma than me after two babychams, but nary an eyelid was batted by Joe Public.
>> Monday, Jan 02, 2006
ATI looks to be teeing up its latest batch of graphics chips just in time for our major card round-up in our March issue of PC Advisor. But until then, here’s a little glimpse of what the new-look Radeons promise to deliver. Enter the X1800 XL, which opens the door to an entirely new ATI architecture.
NEC's ND-3540A drive was lauded for its dual-layer writing, but it fell short of perfection on overall performance. With the ND-4550A, NEC has upped its game in single-layer writing, while dual-layer facilities remain, well, emphatic.
>> Friday, Dec 30, 2005
Palm's Z22 is a cute, lightweight and inexpensive PDA, or personal digital assistant. Like a super-slim packet of fags, it will slip into your pocket - if there's any space left there. After all, at a mere £80 the Palm is hardly going to drain your trousers of cash.
The selling point of the X-treme Essential PCA from Mesh is the beautiful 732 case designed for the firm by Coolermaster. Add a quality 20.1in flat-panel, the best consumer sound card money can buy and a good warranty and you have a great buy - if you've got £1,699 to spare.
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