Well, here’s a good one. After coming off a not so life-changing announcement yesterday, Cisco is rumored to be preparing the new line of Flip videos cam (they purchased the company in 2009) for launch sometime in early April, which happens to be, oh, next month. The Business Insider reports that Cisco will launch a new set of Flip camcorders around the NAB show, which is slated to run from April 12-15.
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Cisco announcing new Flip cams next month?
Streaming videos isn’t the new thing. Although, we would say that it’s becoming ever more popular as the weeks progress into the 2010 year, and we’re wondering if all those cable and satellite providers out there are shaking in their boots yet. Watching TV on your computer, or even from your computer to your TV is becoming something of a regular in most houses, and MSN is looking to jump on the bandwagon with a free alternative
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MSN Video Player Released to Compete with BBC iPlayer
“We use the epub format: It is the most popular open book format in the world.” That’s how Steve Jobs announced the iPad.
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Giz Explains: How You’re Gonna Get Screwed By Ebook Formats [Giz Explains]
MSI pulled the cover off its Wind12 line of AMD powered ultraportables a few months ago. We saw the original U230 on video back in November of 2009.
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MSI debuts new Wind12 U230-033 and U230-040 notebooks
If Bender and his shiny metal butt ever decided to buy a new HDTV, this full chrome set from Sceptre would be what he would get. The frame, stand, and surfaces of the TV are all clad in shiny chrome.
only in good quality, they are all take care of eyes! We are talking about DVD length movies for iPhone or cell phones .
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Video Content in Cell Phones and Other Mobile Devices …
Perhaps one of the companies most prolifically embracing cloud-computing based technology, Google has just launched its Apps Marketplace , that will integrate with the Google Apps ecosystem and deliver products and services directly from the “cloud”. During tonight’s Google Campfire One developer event, the Apps Marketplace went live with 50 applications available from third-party vendors, and Google has stated that it will charge 3rd-party developers $100 for selling their applications in the marketplace.
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Google launchs cloud-computing based Apps Marketplace
The Playstation platform has been getting quite a bit of love these days, coming off just yesterday from an optimistic industry analyst report that it’ll become the reigning force in the console wars.
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All six major studios on board for HD movies on Playstation Network
After a momentous announcement yesterday that it would unveil something today that would “forever change the internet”, Cisco has introduced its internet changer, the Cisco CRS-3 Carrier Routing System. Let’s just say that it won’t quite change your world, but it’ll deliver your slice of the internet quite a bit faster
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Cisco ushers in “next-generation internet”, routing platform scales up to 332 Tbps/s [Video]
We just finished watching Google’s live announcement of the launch of the Google App Marketplace . Keep reading for information on what they’re offering users and developers
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The Google App Marketplace: Doing It All in the Cloud [Google]
