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Seagate ships 3TB Barracuda XT HDD for desktops
Hard disk manufacturer Seagate has introduced a new 3TB hard disk drive for desktops that can be deployed on legacy systems or for users still using Windows XP. The 7,200Rrpm Barracuda XT is no
Proof-of-concept Mac Trojan surfaces
Security vendor Sophos say it has spotted a new backdoor Trojan that specifically targets the Mac OS X. After examining a sample that the company received, Sophos named it MusMinim and say that the
Intel unveils 510 Series SSD with SATA3 for 500MBps read performance
Intel ( NASDAQ: INTC ) has unveiled a new 510 Series of solid-state drives (SSD) based on latest 6Gbps SATA3 interface. Constructed using Intel's 34nm MLC NAND Flash memory, the 510 SSD incorporates a
Intel to integrate DirectX 11 in Ivy Bridge processors
Ivy Bridge, Intel's ( NASDAQ: INTC ) next generation of processors for laptops and desktops will integrate DirectX 11 graphics technology, announced the company late last week. Of course, competitor
New crop of SSDs from OCZ, SanDisk push capacity, speed limits
Not satisfied with the blistering speed of existing solid-state drives (SSD), manufacturers at Computex 2010 in Taipei this week took the opportunity to showcase new SSD products. SanDisk unveiled
Toshiba considering move into SSDs and hybrid flash drives
Toshiba is considering building a hybrid solid state drive (SSD) that contains both a spinning disk and flash memory. In a statement reported by Tech-On, Toshiba attributed the rationale for such a
Intel will launch dual-core Atom processor this quarter
Intel (NASDAQ: INTEL) CEO Paul Otellini has confirmed that the company will introduce a dual-core Atom processor this quarter. Additional details remain scarce at the moment; a spokeswoman has
Fujitsu integrates 'zero client' into monitor
IT solutions provider Fujitsu has teamed up with Pano Logic, the California startup that is touting a "zero client" approach to desktop virtualization. The partnership will see Fujitsu making a
Microsoft discontinues Windows Essential Business Server
Microsoft has decided to discontinue the Windows Essential Business Server (EBS), to be effective June 30 this year. EBS shipped in November 2008, and is aimed toward businesses with between 250 to
Intel everywhere
Intel this week launched a new processor platform with a couple of new Atom chips targeted squarely toward appliances and small servers. Originally created for low-end netbook devices, these newest
