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Sony unveils new 12x Blu-ray rewritable drives

Sony Optiarc America says it will start selling two new internal half-height Blu-ray rewritable drives to retailers and OEMs in the United States. Based on the SATA interface, the drives come with 8

Microsoft unveils details of Windows Small Business Server 2011

Microsoft ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) has confirmed that its Aurora server OS will be called Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2011 Essentials. With a U.S. retail price of $545, SBS 2011 Essentials is targeted

Seagate ships new 600GB enterprise 2.5-inch HDD

Seagate, the world's largest producer of hard disk drive (HDD) in terms of volume has just shipped a new 600GB enterprise drive that runs at 10,000 rpm. Designed for storage arrays, the Savvio 10K.4

AMD announces new six-core Opteron processors

Chip maker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has released five more processors to its six-core Opteron lineup early this week. Three of these processors are manufactured using a 45-nanometer process and

Windows 7 to ship on October 22

Many have speculated that the development of Windows 7 is moving along, and that it will be released later this year . Well, Microsoft has finally confirmed that the code for Windows 7 will be

Another day, another Microsoft delay

Although there is no official word, Microsoft has delayed Windows Vista Service Pack 2 (SP2) by at least a month, according to a website that is usually accurate when it comes to the product.

Rumor: Compaq launching UMPC

Ever since the arrival of cheap ultraportables like the Asus Eee PC, the UMPC market has been reinvigorated with a flood of new designs. Thus far, however, it's been mostly Chinese and Taiwanese OEMs

Windows XP cutoff date inches closer

If you've been paying attention to Microsoft support deadlines lately, you'll know that an effective moratorium on Windows XP sales will go into effect on June 30th of this year. After that date,

Multitouch coming to Windows 7

At the moment, we know tantalizingly little about Windows 7--the successor to Windows Vista-- aside from the fact that

Intel to sell Home Server, sans Windows

If you've been following Windows Home Server hardware closely, you've likely noticed by now that the Home Server