Archive for March, 2010 - Page 17

India’s Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, told the Indian press that Dell chairman Michael Dell assured him that Dell was moving $25 billion in factories from China to India. Dell is the second company to flee China this week, joining Google. [...]

On Tuesday, Eye-Fi introduced the entry-level Connect X2 and the mid-range Explore X2, two new members of its recently announced X2 series of WiFi-enabled SD cards. The new X2 series of Eye-Fi cards features a blazing fast SD Flash controller [...]

Photoshop lovers will be more than thrilled to hear that Adobe is getting ready to launch its Creative Suite 5 for Mac on April 12. A special event is already scheduled for the day and as soon as the new [...]

Lenovo has recently added two new additions into the current ThinkPad Edge lineup of notebooks. The new models include the Edge 14 and the Edge 15, both of which are aimed at the small business market and join the previously [...]

Coming soon to those located in Japan is the iPhone and iPod compatible multimedia dock that I want, or at least something similar. The system is from Kenwood and it is going by the model number of AS-iP70, and while [...]

Just last week we showed you a diamond-studded iPad that was going to cost you only about $20,000. In case you thought that was going to be definitely too much to pay for a tablet that doesn’t even come with [...]

USB, overall, has been pretty popular, as most of us use gadgets that use a USB port somewhere multiple times a day, and USB 3.0 has caught the imagination of a lot of folks, including those at Gigabyte. Gigabyte, who [...]

While CTIA 2010 is well underway in Las Vegas we’ll focus for a second on a mobile phone that has been made official last year by its creators but it will be sold in the USA only starting today. I [...]

We first brought you news back in February that Verizon – unlike other networks we could mention who still take a dim view of Skype usage on their networks (my own network being one of them) – were set to [...]

Only two days before the launch of NVIDIA’s single-core GeForce GTX 400 series cards, and some are already wondering when will NVIDIA unleash a dual-core graphics card to challenge the Radeon HD 5970 for the title of best graphics card. [...]