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    Sony develops new fuel cell film 02/12/2005 11:25:16

    More good news for those of us still waiting for practical fuel cells for our gadgets; Sony has developed a new technology that it says could help produce the world's most efficient DMFC (direct methanol fuel cell) yet.
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    AMD announces cheaper dual-core Athlon chip 02/08/2005 08:02:58

    AMD has started shipping a new version of its dual-core Athlon 64 X2 processor, which is considerably cheaper than the company's previous dual-core chips.
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    Canon to launch its first DVD camcorders 01/08/2005 09:36:59

    Canon is launching four camcorders for the international market in the coming months, and the lineup includes its first models that record to DVD.
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    Research company sees growth ahead for Tablet PCs 29/07/2005 09:30:59

    The Tablet PC market is set for steady growth between now and the end of the decade, research firm In-Stat said Wednesday.
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    PS3 gets better tools for better games 25/07/2005 10:02:13

    Sony Computer Entertainment (SCEI) has promised better hardware and software tools to help developers make games for the company's upcoming PlayStation 3 games console, the company said last week.
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    Three new Panasonic Lumix cameras unveiled 22/07/2005 14:58:59

    Panasonic plans in late August to put on sale three new Lumix digital still cameras. The lineup includes a model capable of shooting in a 16:9 aspect ratio, and another model that has a 19X optical zoom, the company said at a news conference held in Tokyo on Thursday.
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    Seagate readies shift to perpendicular recording 21/07/2005 07:59:49

    Nearly all of hard disk drive maker Seagate Technology's products will use perpendicular recording technology by the end of 2006, the company's chief financial officer (CFO) said Tuesday.
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    PalmOne officially becomes Palm 18/07/2005 08:05:52

    PalmOne became Palm, Thursday. The PDA maker has also changed its logo to a new design that will appear on products later in the year.
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    Virus scanner bug cost Trend $10.7 million 15/07/2005 08:25:27

    Tokyo-based anti-virus software vendor Trend Micro said that a bug in its own software that affected thousands of customers has cost the company YEN 903 million (AU$10.7 million). The issue has also forced it to lower its revenue and profit forecasts for the April to June quarter, the company said Thursday.
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    Mobile phone fuel cells coming in 2007 14/07/2005 09:16:50

    A fuel cell technology that will offer a quick fix for dead or dying mobile phone batteries looks as if its going to be available for millions of people for the first time in the world in Japan in 2007, Japan's two biggest mobile communications carriers said Wednesday at the Wireless Japan 2005 Expo.
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    Rambus believes PS3 will drive faster memory 13/07/2005 09:41:35

    Memory technology developer Rambus hopes the widely-anticipated graphics performance of the upcoming PlayStation 3 (PS3) games console will push PC makers to adopt the company's technology, Rambus CEO (Chief Executive Officer) Harold Hughes said in an interview last week.
 
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