Details continue to emerge as we approach the IKEA Uppleva’s June launch.
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IKEA Uppleva HDTV to retail for $960 in Europe beginning next month, US launch in 2013
IKEA Uppleva HDTV to retail for $960 in Europe beginning next month, US launch in 2013
May 16, 2012 By
Toshiba Canvio 3.0 external drives bump up to 1.5TB, give Mac users some love
May 16, 2012 By
Toshiba’s Canvio external drives have just gotten a hefty boost, most of all for data swappers that play both the Mac and PC sides of the computing fence. Both the regular Canvio 3.0 and the Canvio Basics 3.0 have made the jump from 1TB to 1.5TB of capacity to hold that much more in the way of backups and videos. If you spring for the top-end 1.5TB Canvio 3.0, though, you’ll also get a new NTFS driver for the Mac that lets you take the USB 3.0 disk between a Mac and a Windows PC without having to either load a special reader app or wipe the drive clean
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Panasonic preps samples of next-gen ReRAM devices, NAND preps for early retirement
May 15, 2012 By
The Galaxy S III may rock an impressive battery life , but if Panasonic has its way, even greater benchmarks could be on the horizon.
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Panasonic preps samples of next-gen ReRAM devices, NAND preps for early retirement
Thunderbolt on Windows gets hands-on, lacks Mac’s hot-swapping
May 12, 2012 By
Thunderbolt’s 10-gigabit interface is only just making its way to Windows after spending more than a year as a Mac-only feature , so it’s not surprising that a lot of questions surround how well the Apple- and Intel-developed connection works for those of a Microsoft persuasion. A thorough test at AnandTech of one of the first motherboards to support the spec on Windows PCs, an Ivy Bridge -ready board from MSI , has shown some positive signs along with a few flies in the high-speed ointment
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Pogoplug Team lets businesses tap into their own ‘personal clouds’ for $15 a year per user
May 9, 2012 By
Last we heard from Pogoplug, it had unleashed its Series 4 hardware (its current device for making any of your drives network accessible ). Today, the company, known for its pursuit to make the cloud more “personal,” has shifted its gears back to software, aiming directly at businesses with a new service dubbed Pogoplug Team.
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Intel’s PCI-E 910-Series SSD reviewed: blazing fast, even under pressure
May 6, 2012 By
Intel’s not one to mess around when it storms a new market, and its jump into enterprise-level PCI Express SSD seemed no exception. Now, a full review by Hot Hardware of its 400GB ($1,929) and 800GB ($3,859) 910-series confirms that while not as stupid-fast as some, the 2 GB/s read and 1 GB/s write speeds are still sublime. On top of that, throughput holds steady even when the device is besieged by thousands of IO demands.
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Microsoft SkyDrive impressions: a look at features and functionality
May 2, 2012 By
You may remember a certain, somewhat anticipated cloud service finally coming in to land in recent days. That wasn’t the only news in nebular computing last week, however: perhaps in anticipation of Google’s long-rumored Drive service, Microsoft made some updates to the Windows Phone app for its own offering, SkyDrive. This comes not long after the release of desktop SkyDrive applications for Windows and OSX, all suggesting that Redmond’s hoping to cut itself as large a slice of the cloud-storage pie as it can, preferably while others are still taking their seats at the table
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Toshiba sings NAND Flash’s praises, thinks you should too
May 2, 2012 By
Have you taken a moment today to stop and thank NAND Flash for existing?
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Google Drive now offers a bumpy ride for Chrome OS dev-channel users
April 27, 2012 By
You knew it was gonna happen , but Google’s cloud-based storage service has now been married to its cloud-based operating system, as Chrome OS users who receive updates via the dev-channel may now benefit from integration with Google Drive . Most notably, Drive will now appear as an additional folder within the file manager, although the implementation isn’t without its quirks. For example, our peers at TechCrunch described the inability to make these files available for offline access.
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Google Drive preview: an in-depth look at features and functionality
April 24, 2012 By
It’s been a long time in the making, but the once-mythical cloud storage service known to all as Google Drive is real, and it made its official debut today — and even though Goog’s taken plenty of time to make it available to the masses, our impatience certainly got the worst of us, and we immediately started digging through the new service.
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