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The end of mechanical drives might soon be in sight as computer manufacturers begin incorporating the solid state drives (SSD) into laptops. We’ve already seen it happen with Dell when they added a 32GB SSD for $450 to a few Latitude laptops. Since then hard drive manufacture’s, such as Samsung, have debuted larger drives going up to 64GB. Of

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HTC Touch, an iPhone Rival?

June 5th, 2007
3 Comments Written by Ashley

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Everybody knows the iPhone will be released on June 29th, and one of the comments I’ve heard the most is that it’s a bit too pricey to run out and purchase. For those who just don’t want to marry themselves to AT&T for an iPhone or pay the price, there may be an alternative right around the corner.

The iPhone rival is created by High Tech Computer Corp, and they’re

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Camino 1.5 Released for Mac Users

June 5th, 2007
2 Comments Written by Ryan

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Camino 1.5, a Web browser for the Mac OS, was just released offering a slew of new features that will undoubtedly appeal to a lot of people. At the core of the browser lies the same rendering engine that Firefox 2 uses, which is good news because as the Firefox browser continues to gain in popularity the number

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Have you been itching to get your hands on a Media Center computer that lets you record all of your shows? Both Vista Home Premium and Vista Ultimate include these capabilities, but you can download Mythbuntu if you’re looking for an open source alternative to put an extra PC to work.

As the name implies, Mythbuntu is based on the ever-popular

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Can you Pirate Music using LaLa?

June 5th, 2007
2 Comments Written by Ryan

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A website called LaLa is hoping to spark a new interest in music by taking a different approach to selling and managing your existing albums. After forking out $140 million in royalties, there is little doubt that they have re-launched with a bang! Before getting into the concerns I have (mainly being able to "pirate" music with the service), let's take a look at what it offers.

Before being able to signup for

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Wikipedia has turned into a massive web-based free encyclopedia filled with never-ending content in over 200 different languages. Millions of people turn to Wikipedia on a regular basis to perform searches, including myself.  I’m sure many of you use it regularly as well, but have you ever wondered what other people are searching for?

Compete.com has the answer to that question.  For the month of April, they categorized the top 100 Wikipedia terms into general

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Ask.com Leaps Forward with Ask3D

June 5th, 2007
9 Comments Written by Ashley

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If you go to Ask.com today, be prepared for a completely new search experience with Ask3D. Back in December, they quietly launched AskX which was a polished up version of the current Ask.com that was used for testing the Ask experience of the future.  It was infused with new features, and you’ll notice many of those features in the new Ask3D.

You may be wondering what the 3D stands for as I had.  On the

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